Te Arawa Whānau Ora Collective Members
Working together for whānau centred outcomes
Each collective member has trained paeārahi (navigators) who work alongside you to achieve your dreams, aspirations and goals.
The Te Arawa Whānau Ora Charitable Trust was formalised on 26 June 2013 by seven providers based in Rotorua and Maketu. Te Arawa Whānau Ora now has 11 collective members.
Stories of our Whānau in the community
It’s all about connection, understanding and acceptance
While ‘Spike’ had asthma, it was regular hospitalisations that saw a referral being made to the Whaimua programme.
Read more Smiles after receiving new oven
Rotorua woman, Julie Nathan, is grinning from ear-to-ear after receiving a new oven through a Whānau Direct grant.
Read more Koeke group get workout packing boxes
The Ta Taipakeke Roopu get in on the packing action!
Read more Whānau Ora packages appreciated by kōeke
Covid-19 lockdown has certainly been a trying time for our kaumātua and kuia. But despite the disruption, their inner strength is amazing.
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