HE WHATUMANAWA
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HE Whatumanawa embodies cultural preservation and community empowerment. With a focus on empowerment projects, we nurture identity, leadership, and traditional knowledge.
Our initiatives, including wānanga and gender-specific programs, instill pride and resilience, fostering a generation grounded in Māori values and poised for meaningful contribution.
NGĀ TANE
Our Tāne Programs focus on empowering men through traditional practices like Mau Rākau, fostering resilience, leadership, and cultural pride.
Alongside physical and mental growth, we provide upskilling opportunities in various fields, ensuring our tāne are equipped to lead their whānau and communities with strength and purpose.
NGĀ WAHINE
Our Wāhine Programs celebrate and uplift women through traditional Māori practices, fostering connection, strength, and leadership.
By embracing cultural knowledge, wānanga, and personal development opportunities, we empower wāhine to thrive in their roles within whānau, hapū, and iwi, inspiring future generations through their wisdom and resilience.
WHĀNAU
Our Whānau Programs focus on upskilling and strengthening families through shared learning, cultural practices, and collective growth.
By fostering connection, resilience, and empowerment, we help whānau thrive together, building a foundation of unity and strength for future generations.
MANU-NUI-ARIKI CHARITABLE TRUST
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WHY ?
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THE TRUTH IS YOU TO DO SOMETHING YOU LIKE, AND SO YOU WERE ALWAYS GOING TO TURN UP. BUT ITS THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE PEOPLE THAT MAKE YOU STAY.
DAY PERENIKI
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THIS ISN'T JUST A PROGRAM OR A KAUPAPA, THIS BECOMES A WAY OF LIFE. AND YOU ARE EITHER IN OR YOUR NOT.
JASON WINIATA
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I CAME BECAUSE I HAD TO, I STAYED BECAUSE I WANTED TO, AND NOW ITS GOING TO BE HARD TO GET RID OF ME.
CORY HARIATA
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