Mauria Te Pono Trust
Mauria te Pono Trust, a whānau-led not-for-profit organisation in Gisborne, has been supporting hundreds of Māori families in overcoming alcohol and drug addiction.
The Trust utilises a whānau-led approach, headed by the Whaanga whānau, in an effort to address Māori addiction and mental health issues by connecting as family. The framework for the Mauria te Pono Trust approach is one which sees Māori come together and share their experiences as a collective.
Huringa Pai
Huringa Pai is a community-led development in partnership with Ngati Porou Hauora, aiming to help get whanau moving in the East Coast through accessible group exercise, connecting with Hikurangi maunga.
Te Pae Tata
Te Pae Tata is a community organisation based in Ohakune, dedicated to growing Ruapehu learners, creators and leaders.
The Umma Trust
UMMA Trust was established in 2003 as a Charitable Trust to provide social and community services for refugee and migrant communities with a specific focus on the wellbeing on Muslim women, children and families who are socially and economically disadvantaged. UMMA Trust takes a strength based approach to when supporting families and works in a holistic manner.
Poutama Rites of Passage
Ancient Māori wisdom is being drawn on to provide adolescent girls, coming of age in the digital era, with tools to guide them into adulthood.
