Catherine Knox – Winner of the CALI Award
Our latest CALI award winner is Catherine Knox, who is passionate about helping parents deal with postnatal depression and mental health issues.
Making a Difference
Peter Baines – Winner of the CALI Award
Our newest CALI Award Winner is Peter Baines, who has been giving kids in Thailand a helping hand, in the wake of the 2004 tsunami.
Moses Ariama – Winner of the CALI Award
Our newest CALI award winner, Moses Ariama is committed to transforming the lives of young people, by recognising and celebrating their potential!
Community Project Save Turtles, Using Plastic Bags From Beaches
Our latest short documentary is set in Nicaragua where ingenious women turn plastic bags from the ocean into funky bags and jewellery, saving turtle in the process!
Roz Savage – Winner of the CALI Award
Our latest CALI award winner is Roz Savage, who went from being an armchair adventurer, to a record breaking ocean rower and passionate environmental campaigner.
Virgilio Gomez – Winner of the CALI Award
We are thrilled to award Virgilio Gomez, who is helping indigenous Mayan communities rediscover sustainable lifestyles through a mix of ancient and modern methods.
Michelle Favero – Winner of the CALI Award
Michelle Favarro set up an organisation to help grandmothers of children orphaned by aids in South Africa. We are thrilled to bring you this touching story.
Mary Hutton – Winner of the CALI Award
Free the bears! The amazing story of Mary Hutton’s life mission to free and rehabilitate abused bears.
Tara-Lee Soysa – Winner of the CALI Award
Tara-Lee teaches teenagers from diverse backgrounds in a school in South Auckland, she inspires these young people to reach their full potential through the medium of art and American Football.
Holly-ann Martin – Winner of the CALI Award
Our newest CALI Award recipient is Holly-ann Martin who worked as a teacher’s assistant for 25 years, until she found her real purpose in life, helping children to feel safe. Holly delivers critical Abuse Prevention Education in remote communities.