Te Rongoroa scholarships, offered by Te Mana o te Awa, are specifically designed to support the less heralded young leaders of Whanganui iwi who push the boundaries for development of our whānau and hapū in learning pursuits beyond the more commonly supported tertiary education sector. The new scholarship aims to grow and develop Whanganui iwi’s…
Tēnā koutou katoa Applications closing Wednesday 11 October 2017 at 5pm. We are currently accepting applications for Te Mana o te Awa funded Initiatives. The closing date for this funding round closes on Wednesday 11th October 2017 at 5pm. Te Mana o te Awa is a funding opportunity established to advance and support initiatives that…
E te iwi whānui, e te marea, Kei ā koutou kete kōrero, ō koutou whare tupuna, ā koutou kōrero ā kui mā, koro mā, he pai mā te kaupapa ō raro nei e whakaatu atu. Local Storytellers wanted! We’re looking for storytellers from iwi, hapū, whānau, historians, trusts and organisations to help us bring Māori…
Te Ara Mauwhare – Pathways to Home Ownership
Waipatu papakāinga residents, Mareina Apatu and daughters Taylor and Portlin Wilson, 2017 Assist whānau into home ownership Home ownership is out of reach for many whānau Māori. The previous census records 28 percent of Māori owning their own home compared to 50 percent of the total population. Te Ara Mauwhare…
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