Lavea Family
We are a proud Samoan - Tongan family based in South Auckland, passionate about spreading positivity and raising awareness of the power of self-love.
Our favourite moments are spent together- playing games, enjoying good food, and staying connected.
Guided by our cultural values of Alofa (love) and Fanau (family), we are on a journey to find our voice, with the hope of inspiring others to find theirs.
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- 05/11/2024, 12:14 pm
Lavea Family
We are a proud Samoan - Tongan family based in South Auckland, passionate about spreading positivity and raising awareness of the power of self-love.
Our favourite moments are spent together- playing games, enjoying good food, and staying connected.
Guided by our cultural values of Alofa (love) and Fanau (family), we are on a journey to find our voice, with the hope of inspiring others to find theirs.
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