Reo ki te Kāinga was born from a desire to remove as many barriers as possible, for whānau wanting to embark on their reo journey. Three generations of whānau are

A māmā engaged with our Tupu Matomato programme has recently given birth to a beautiful baby boy. One of our kaimahi was privileged to attend the birth, and shares some

Ngā Kaihautū is a 10-week leadership programme that brings together tāne from all walks of life. The name serves as a reminder of the potential they have to steer their

Christy Mcpeak is a solo māmā who never thought owning her own home would be a possiblity. After attending Whai Kāinga, this dream is now her new reality.

Yesterday we celebrated our Whānau Ora paeārahi for all of their awesome mahi over the past year.

8 wāhine from cohort 7 joined kaimahi on Wednesday the 10th July, for the Te Iho Tapairu programme whakatau. This was a new process for some of the women in

This year’s series of 5 Matariki wānanga, empowered whānau to hold their own hautapu ceremonies at home. Our 7 guest speakers each shared insight on differing kaupapa, while providing whānau

Decolonisation was the kaupapa last weekend at Tangatarua Marae. 55 people of differing age and ethnicity travelled from across the motu to Rotorua, to attend the wānanga facilitated by Te

Kotahitanga was the theme for the Te Arawa Whānau Ora whānau day, at the Medical Officers Reserve on Wednesday.

The recipients of the 2023 Ngaroma (Mala) Grant Memorial Scholarship have been announced.

Tātai Aronui aims to provide a starting point of safety, security, belonging and where self-esteem for our rangatahi can flourish

Ngā Kaihautū creating male leaders