Events

Each year, approximately 25,000 people are diagnosed with cancer in Aotearoa, with nearly 3,000 of those people being Māori. Māori are also twice as likely to die from cancer as non-Māori. The first step for us is to understand where to start, then create awareness and programmes to try and create positive change within our community.

All interested parties welcome

The agenda of the Te Ika Whenua Hauora Incorporated AGM is now available

The agenda and details of our Te Arawa Whānau Ora Charitable Trust's AGM are now available

This is the Rotorua Breast Cancer Trust's major fundraising event. Proceeds from registration and sponsorship help to fund education, tailored support, exercise programmes and support groups.

Presented by the team from Healthy Families Rotorua, this webinar focuses on the application of a Māori system approach to build the capability and capacity of maramataka practitioners who want to participate in activities across many settings, contributing to long-term sustainable change that improves and increases healthier environments

The agenda and details of Te Runanga o Ngāti Pikiao AGM are now available

Celebrating all that encompasses being descendants of Ngāti Pikiao through kapa haka and kotahitanga. This annual event is convened by our collective member Te Runanga o Ngāti Pikiao.

The TE ARAWA AWARDS recognise outstanding achievements and high performance by individuals of Te Arawa descent and collectives within the Te Arawa rohe. This annual event is organised by our collective member Te Papa Tākaro o Te Arawa Trust.

Nominations are open for the annual awards which recognise and celebrate our iwi.

A rangatahi 3x3 basketball tournament is open for registrations and is led by youth, for youth.

Fun, festivities and whānaungatanga - all synonymous with Te Arawa Games is set to return next year.