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Te Hā Kura Collaboration for Collective Impact: Together we’re restoring the sacred hā the breath of life by uniting whānau, community groups, and organisations across Tairāwhiti to reduce the harms of ni****ne and alcohol.

Today our Te Hā Kura rōpū came together for our first huinga of the tau hou Māori✨This hui was a little different from o...
05/08/2026

Today our Te Hā Kura rōpū came together for our first huinga of the tau hou Māori✨

This hui was a little different from our usual hui, and we had some time to strengthen our whanaungatanga. Te Rau Keelan and Ally Tamihere were our hosts, and took us through an Amazing Race inspired by Matariki. It was awesome to have some fun together, take on a few challenges, and celebrate as a rōpū.

We finished by sharing a beautiful kai to honour Te Mātahi o te Tau ✨

Te Hā Kura Monthly HuiYesterday’s Te Hā Kura hui was a good chance to check in, share what’s happening, and line up next...
01/04/2026

Te Hā Kura Monthly Hui

Yesterday’s Te Hā Kura hui was a good chance to check in, share what’s happening, and line up next steps.

We spent time going through the draft Terms of Reference and making sure it actually reflects how we want to mahitahi.

Some other mahi shared:
👉Supporting healthier, more whānau-focused environments
👉Growing local responses to alcohol, va**ng and ni****ne harm
👉Creating space for rangatahi voice and leadership

Next hui: 6 May, hosted by Hikitia Tāne Ora.

Our Te Hā Kura whānau came together for our first hui of 2026 🙌 I huitahi mātou ki te tari o Te Rau. We gathered at Te R...
17/02/2026

Our Te Hā Kura whānau came together for our first hui of 2026 🙌

I huitahi mātou ki te tari o Te Rau. We gathered at Te Rau’s tari at Ngāti Porou Oranga, where she and Ally from the National Public Health Service guided our kōrero. We reflected on our break, created vision boards for where we see this kaupapa heading, and talked through plans for the year ahead.

Our next hui on Wednesday March 4th will again be led by Te Rau and Ally at Ngāti Porou Oranga (151B Grey Street, behind the Food Cartel Café) from 10am–12pm.

Nau mai haere mai, all are welcome.

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