Community Fund
Te Haa Ora : The Breath of life (Whangārei, Northland)
Te Haa Ora : The Breath of Life E Tū te Taitokerau Trust E pupuri ana ki TE HĀ ORA kia rārangahia te maia, te kaha, me te manawanui. The breath of life is so important as we depend on it for all we do in life. It starts with one breath and we …
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Growing Healthy Pēpi to become Healthy Pakeke. (Kawerau, Bay of Plenty)
MAURI OHO Ko Pūtauaki te maunga Ko Te Takanga i o Apa te wai Ko Te Aotahi te tangata Mai i te riu o Kawerau ngā hapū Ko Hāhuru te tupuna whare Tūwharetoa mai Kawerau ki te tai te iwi Ko Te Arawa te waka Mauri Oho is an initiative in Kawerau which focuses on …
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Boxing for Te Whare Tapa Whā (Dunedin, Southland)
Otepoti Boxing Club : Strength for suicide prevention. Tū mai Te Waipounamu! Right in the heart of Southland, a new suicide prevention initiative is making change with the Dunedin youth. This programme is called Boxing for Te Whare Tapa Whā. The purpose of this programme is to provide rangatahi of Dunedin with key principles through …
The Hit Home Project – Preserve Our Peoples Lives (Manurewa, Tāmaki-mā-kau-rau)
The Hit Home Project Home is a place that should be peaceful and safe from the storms. But for some families, this is a place where they have lost a loved one to suicide. The whānau who live and remain in those homes, are left only with questions, memories, and heart ache. The Hit Home …
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Tupuna Footsteps Path the Way for Whānau Wellness (Gisborne)
Ko Ngā Uri o Mohi rāua ko Waitemata KOROHINA Horoera, East Cape “Ko Matahi o te Tau he papakainga Rangimarie. Ki te hokihoki atu ngā uri, kare te marae e noho mokemoke ana, kāre e tū tahanga ana. Nā reira e te whānau, tukuna atu he karakia aroha ki tō tātou ū-kai-pō, a Matahi o …
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It Takes a Village to Strengthen a Community (Ngawha).
Ngawha Springs moving Forward Kaikohe Ngawha Springs is a small village comprising 80 houses with about 250 people – 20-30 babies and toddlers, 60 children between the age of, 5-18, 60 or so adults between 20 – 60 and kaumatua and kuia members of whanau who have lived in the village for several generations. There …
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