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Recruitment is now open for a Registered Social Worker to join Te Rarawa Anga Mua in the Tai Awatea, Papa Pounamu role!📣...
16/06/2026

Recruitment is now open for a Registered Social Worker to join Te Rarawa Anga Mua in the Tai Awatea, Papa Pounamu role!📣

Te Rarawa Anga Mua is seeking a passionate and committed Registered Social Worker to join our Papa Pounamu team as Tai Awatea-Social Worker in Schools. Grounded in Te Ao Māori, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, trusted relationships and strengths-based practice, this role supports tamariki haumaru, connection and thriving within whānau, kura and community.

If you bring the passion, skill and commitment to strengthen whānau wellbeing and support lasting positive change for tamariki, we would love to hear from you.

For a copy of the Job Description and application information, please email [email protected]📄

Please note: This position is a full-time, 37.5 hours per week
Applications close: 30 June at 4.30pm

Another awesome wānanga in partnership with Te Rarawa Anga Mua Te Hua Rito (Family Start) and Far North REAP! 🚗This week...
12/06/2026

Another awesome wānanga in partnership with Te Rarawa Anga Mua Te Hua Rito (Family Start) and Far North REAP! 🚗

This week’s kaupapa was all about supporting whānau to take the next step on their driver licensing journey, and the results speak for themselves:
✨ 15 gained their Learner Licence
✨ 8 achieved their Restricted or Full Licence
✨ 17 completed their assessment drives and are preparing to sit their tests in the coming weeks!

That’s 40 whānau taking positive steps towards their goals and creating more opportunities for themselves and their whānau.
A huge mihi to everyone who showed up, backed themselves, and gave it a go. We can’t wait to celebrate the next round of successes! 🌱

Recruitment is now open for the Tai Pīrere – Te Hua Rito (Family Start) role at Te Rarawa Anga Mua🌱We are seeking an exp...
10/06/2026

Recruitment is now open for the Tai Pīrere – Te Hua Rito (Family Start) role at Te Rarawa Anga Mua🌱

We are seeking an experienced and passionate Tai Pīrere kaimahi to join our Te Hua Rito (Family Start) team. As a Tai Pīrere, you will walk alongside whānau with young children, supporting them to achieve their aspirations and create safe, nurturing environments where tamariki can thrive.

At Te Rarawa Anga Mua, we are committed to improving outcomes for tamariki and whānau.
If you are motivated by purpose and driven to strengthen whānau wellbeing and create lasting positive change for our communities, we’d love to hear from you.

For a copy of the Job Description and information about the application process, please email [email protected]

Applications close: Friday 19 June 4.30pm

Wānanga matihiko!💻⚡️Mō ngā rā e rua ko taha take nei, tū ai te kaupapa matihiko mō ngā kura o Te Hiku. He kaupapa whakah...
09/06/2026

Wānanga matihiko!💻⚡️

Mō ngā rā e rua ko taha take nei, tū ai te kaupapa matihiko mō ngā kura o Te Hiku. He kaupapa whakahaere tēnei e Te Rarawa Anga Mua kia toro ngā tamariki ki te ao matihiko, kia whai wāhi rātou ki ngā rauemi o te ao hōu!

Over two incredible days, our tamariki from across Te Hiku immersed themselves in the exciting world of digital technology. From our VR station, robotics and LEGO challenges, taiao technology experiences with the Te Rarawa Taiao crew, the cinema, our trusty gym trailer and the obstacle courses out front with Te Pūtātara, there was something for everyone to explore and enjoy.

We feel privileged to have hosted this wānanga and to provide opportunities for our tamariki to discover and engage with the possibilities of technology.

Ngā mihi nui to all of our collaborators, kaiako, whānau and most importantly, our tamariki for bringing your energy, curiosity, and willingness to learn.

22/05/2026

And just like that e te iwi, Youth Week has come to an end!

It’s been such a fun week sharing our videos and celebrating our amazing rangatahi, and we’re wrapping it all up with the final episode of our *Youth Voice Series*! 🗣️

For this last episode, we passed the mic to Urbane Tahitahi-Matiu, a confident, community-driven 16-year-old tauira from Kaitāia College. Coming from a whānau of strong community pillars who serve wholeheartedly, it’s no surprise to see those same values shine through in this rangatahi!

Just a reminder that nominations for our rangatahi giveaway are now officially closed. Over the weekend we’ll be taking the time to read through all the beautiful nominations and acknowledgements, and we’ll announce our special winner next Wednesday!

A huge mihi to everyone who got behind our Youth Week online campaign and helped uplift the voices of our rangatahi here in Kaitāia, Te Hiku o Te Ika🫶🏽

And to sign off for our rangatahi, it doesn’t stop here, EVERY WEEK: “Your voices matter, and you deserve to be HEARD!”

21/05/2026

Ari from CAYAD here again for Youth Week!

Yesterday, we hit the streets of Kaitāia to kōrero with rangatahi in our hapori and hear what they love most about being young and living in Kaitāia 🥳

As Youth Week starts to wrap up, we’re feeling all the aroha that’s been shared so far. Keep those nominations coming in, e te iwi, we see and appreciate every single one🙌🏽

Kia mau tonu mai!

20/05/2026

“I feel heard the most when I get the opportunity to speak.”

Yesterday, we sat down with a rangatahi to kōrero about what it’s like being a rangatahi in Kaitāia, alongside this year’s national theme: “Our voices matter, we deserve to be heard.”

Throughout this week, we’ll be releasing a series of rangatahi interviews to provide a platform for our young people to speak openly and for our community to hear directly from the voices of rangatahi.

In this episode, we spoke with Hineteaio Chapman, a well-spoken, aspiring athlete and 16-year-old tauira from Te Rangi Āniwaniwa, who shared her perspective and experiences on what it means to feel heard as a young person in Kaitāia.

19/05/2026

Youth week is here e te iwi🙌🏽

We’re starting off strong with a giveaway🥳
Follow Ari’s instructions to find out more info on how to enter.
Looking forward to reading about all the inspiring rangatahi in our hapori.

‼️HOW TO ENTER‼️

Send in your nominees name, age and why you think they deserve to be our lucky winner✨

Entries close on the 22nd of May, so get your nominations in!

Mauri ora e te iwi! Recruitment is now open for the Tai Awatea – Mana Ake role with Te Rarawa Anga Mua. The Tai Awatea –...
04/05/2026

Mauri ora e te iwi!
 
Recruitment is now open for the Tai Awatea – Mana Ake role with Te Rarawa Anga Mua.
 
The Tai Awatea – Mana Ake role is part of our Pou Tuarongo – Te Reo Maioha portfolio and supports the delivery of our Mana Ake contract with Te Whatu Ora – Health New Zealand.
 
The role focuses on supporting tamariki (Years 1–8) in kura settings, working within the Mana Ake – Stronger for Tomorrow initiative to promote wellbeing and provide support where wellbeing or mental health concerns are identified.
 
If you would like to know more about the Tai Awatea – Mana Ake role, please email [email protected] for a copy of the job description and application process.
 
Applications close: 4:30pm Friday, 15th May 2026

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