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新闻发布 （2016年3月30日）王玲娟女士出任“未来奥克兰”理事会理事
华人社区服务中心（华社服）创始人、女王服务勋章获得者王玲娟（Jenny Wang）女士已正式加入代表中间偏右选民利益的民间组织“未来奥克兰”（Auckland Future），并出任理事会理事。“未来奥克兰”于不久前成立，其宗旨是角逐今年举行的奥克兰地方政府选举。
“未来奥克兰”主席Peter Tong先生说：“我们对王女士的加入感到非常荣幸。在过去20年里，王女士为新西兰华社作出了杰出贡献。”
Peter Tong主席认为，“未来奥克兰”需要与奥克兰各社区保持广泛接触，以充分代表这个多元文化共存共荣的国际化大都市，本地政界人士也需要对华社的愿景及其面临的问题有所了解。
自1997年华社服创立伊始，王玲娟女士一直担任总经理职务。在王女士的领导下，华社服现已成长为广受赞誉的非政府机构，为帮助亚裔新移民融入新西兰社会提供了卓有成效的服务。目前，华社服年营运额高达300万元，一个投资逾千万元的社会保障住房项目正在施工当中。
作为新西兰社会发展部认证的二级社区服务机构和新西兰教育部学历认证局批准的高等教育机构，华社服提供了专业的社工服务，以及心理辅导、就业咨询、新移民安居和社会保障住房等服务，还提供了文化教育类课程。现在，华社服麾下共有24名全职受薪员工、20名兼职员工、超过110名合同制专业人员和50名义工。
Peter Tong主席指出：“王玲娟女士的领导能力和管理才干十分突出，她将在今后的工作中发挥重要作用。我们的目标是确保奥克兰市政府决策层大部分成员由中间偏右选民的代表组成，为奥克兰市民做出谨慎而正确的决策。本届候选人必须能够与华人和亚裔社区保持紧密联系。在政策问题上，王女士的建议和意见将是非常宝贵的。”
JENNY WANG TO JOIN AUCKLAND FUTURE BOARD
Jenny Wang QSM, the founder of the Chinese New Settlers Services Trust (CNSST), has joined the board of Auckland Future, a new centre right incorporated society formed to contest the upcoming local body elections.
Chairman of Auckland Future, Peter Tong, said the board is honoured to have Jenny join given her outstanding contribution to the Chinese community over the last 20 years.
“We are reaching out to the wider Auckland community to ensure we represent our culturally diverse city and the aspirations and issues facing the Chinese community are very important for local body politics,” he said.
Jenny is the founder and executive director of the Trust which has developed since 1997 into a highly respected service provider for Asian migrants. With an annual turnover from zero to $3m and a further $10m new social housing project under construction, the Trust offers social services including social work and counseling, employment settlement support, cultural and educational programmes and social housing. It is a CYF approved level 2 community service provider and an NZQA approved PTE. It employs 24 fulltime staff, 20 part time staff and over 110 paid contractors plus 50 long term volunteers.
“Jenny’s track record of leadership, governance and management skills are an important addition to the Auckland Future Board,” Peter Tong said.
“Our aim is to secure a centre right majority on the Auckland Council to ensure sound and prudent decision making on behalf of all Aucklanders,” he said. “Reaching out to the Chinese and Asian communities is a key role for our candidates and Jenny’s input into our policy development will be valued.”
