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.

TOITU is a singer song writer competition for Rangatahi aged between 13 and 18. It is a vehicle to support rangatahi to realise and reach their dreams and aspirations. This

Matariki is a time when Tu and Rongo put aside their differences. We are fortunate to be able to acknowledge this special time to remember friends and whanau who have

"Love the life you live, live the life you love" (Bob Marley)

"We’re in a time of reclamation of divine feminine, for collective healing of the narratives within whare tangata and purposeful procreation"

"Maramataka can definitely help us, It does change the way we think and challenges how we live today. It challenges the whole western paradigm of health and wellbeing"

When we hongi we share breath, connecting and finding that balance between the HA HA - U - O - RA = Ha to breath, U to settle O to

Matariki is about celebrating the Maori New Year and acknowledging our traditional ways of knowing. The rising of Matariki in the morning sky is observed in the month of Pipiri