Key activities delivered in the past towards the welfare and resilience of the members of the Nepali community are:

• Offering help and support to the members of its communities. For example, NZNA supported its members of the community, including the international students, during the COVID-19 in early 2020 pandemic and the Nepal earthquake of 2015.
• Developing resilience of the members of the Nepali community. For example, delivering Emergency Management workshops in 2019, and offering well-being programmes during the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020.
• Promoting social connections among the Nepali community members by providing various means and forums for coming together and sharing. For example, organising regular meetings and events.
• Encouraging healthy lifestyle to improve physical and mental health by offering suitable sports activities such as swimming, badminton and table-tennis.
• Promoting Nepali culture and language. For example, airing of the sole Nepali radio programme (Hamro Chautari) continually since 2007; organising cultural programmes that is open for everyone to preserve and promote Nepali heritage, culture and language

Similarly, key activities of NZNA to contribute towards social cohesion involves the following:

• Providing input and taking part in initiatives of agencies and government institutions such as the Office of Ethnic Communities, Auckland Council and New Zealand Police, no mention a few.
• Developing relationships with ethnic communities and multicultural organisations. For example, involving ethnic communities in its cultural programmes organised by NZNA and organising joint events with non-Nepali community organisations.