Sustainability & Kaitiakitanga

Regenerative agriculture trial programme at Te Whenua Hou Te Whenua Whitiora

Waste reduction targets and increased recycling/compost collections

Single-use plastic reduction in tourism retail procurement

Freshwater monitoring and quality sampling at marae

Pounamu protection and management initiatives

Biodiversity protection and kiwi conservation at National Kiwi Hatchery

Climate change adaptation support for Papatipu Rūnaka

Three waters infrastructure assessments and improvements

Jet boat engine replacement programme - 20% fuel efficiency improvement

15% reduction in synthetic nitrogen fertiliser use since FY2022

Water efficiency improvements and monitoring across farming operations

Solar panel installations at dairy farms and tourism sites

37,500 native trees planted across farming and tourism operations

Te Kounga Paparangi - Climate Change Action Plan with six pou

6% reduction in absolute greenhouse gas emissions FY2025 vs FY2024; 11% reduction vs FY2022

Mō Kā Uri - Kāi Tahu 2050 strategic vision centred on whānau aspirations

Whai Rawa scheme - $186.43m funds under management, 37,295 members, promoting financial wellbeing and savings

Whai Rawa newborn pēpi distributions and matched savings

Nōhaka Rau Home Ownership Programme - 31 whānau now in own homes

Poutini publication - Ngāi Tahu history of West Coast

Education grants and scholarships - Yamada O'Regan, Ka Pūtea, school starter packs, learner support

Tahua Taunaki Akonga - learner support fund (722 grants approved)

Pēpi Packs - 730 distributed FY2025

Ngāi Tahu Fund - 45 applications approved totalling $368,086

Taiwatea Fund - rakatahi cultural leadership support (10 applications, $5,000)

Taurahere Fund - regional support (2 applications, $4,000)

Whakapapa Ngāi Tahu - 86,725 registered whānau members, 4,030 new applications FY2025

Nohoaka sites - 4,771 whānau nights booked, record high utilisation

Papatipu Rūnaka support services and capability building

Te Kura Taka Pini investment in freshwater protection and knowledge

Climate change adaptation support and emergency preparedness for Papatipu Rūnaka

Collaboration with Māori Trustee on District Plan and land rights advocacy

Regional Investment Fund - $9.6m direct funding to 9 initiatives across rūnaka

Puna Pākihi - whānau business grants - $460,000 distributed (Kick Start, Stay Up, Growth grants)

Health service facility acquisitions improving whānau access to healthcare

Marae drinking water sampling and quality monitoring programme

Hauora Grants - $3.38m investment in health, hardship, emergency, sports and kaumātua support

Taku Whare Rau - iwi housing strategy development

Te Tauraki - Whānau Ora commissioning agency with 36 organisations and 97 Navigators

Whānau as First Navigators (WAFN) programme - supporting 918 whānau (2996 individuals) away from Oranga Tamariki engagement

Kotahi Mano Kāika (KMK) - 25-year te reo Māori acquisition programme, 540 participants

Kāi Tahu Archive - return of 'Shortland Pounamu', Trusted Digital Repository, historic preservation

Undaria invasive seaweed harvesting and control programme (100+ tonnes harvested)

Kākāpō translocation to Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari (first mainland population in 40 years)

Private equity investment in sustainable and ethical companies

219,200 native trees planted since 2016 across farming operations

Regenerative dairy farming trial Te Whenua Hou Te Whenua Whitiora

Waste reduction initiatives with 22% total waste reduction through packaging and recycling

Single-use plastic removal from tourism retail sites

Te Kounga Paparangi Climate Change Action Plan with 2030 net zero emissions goal

Water conservation measures including farm water race lining and multi-metering

Biodiversity protection targets across farming, forestry and tourism operations

8% reduction in operational greenhouse gas emissions (FY24 vs FY23)

Regional Environmental Entities governance for natural resource protection

Takahē species recovery programme - 18 takahē released at Greenstone Station

National Kiwi Hatchery - 2,500 kiwi chicks successfully hatched since 2008

Native plant restoration at Waituna Lagoon (20 hectares planned)

Jet boat fuel efficiency improvements (48,000 litre reduction through operational changes)

Synthetic fertiliser use reduction (12% reduction since FY22)

Hai Reo Tuku Iho online reo course and Kia Kūrapa marae-based weekend wānaka

Whakapapa Ngāi Tahu database with 83,087 registered iwi members

Whai Rawa financial wellbeing scheme (165 million under management, 35,384 members)

Pūtea Manaaki sporting grants for youth achievement

Aquaculture Settlement advocacy for Kāi Tahu rights

Kotahi Mano Kāika te reo Māori revitalisation strategy (25 years of language transmission)

Kura Reo ki Te Waipounamu and Kura Reo Kāi Tahu immersion programmes

631 whānau participated in KMK organised and supported events

He Toki partnership for Māori trades and health education

Taoka Assets Policy for protection of culturally significant assets

Emergency response capability through Emergency Pods at all marae

Starlink satellite internet at all 18 Papatipu Rūnaka

Te Tauraki Iwi-Māori Partnership Board for health system advocacy

Kura Reo leadership programmes for rakatahi (youth) age 14-18

Ngāi Tahu Archive with integrated Kareao and Kā Huru Manu digital platforms

Pūrākau wānaka storytelling and cultural narrative preservation

Nōhaka Rau shared equity home ownership programme (8 whānau to home ownership)

Kia Kūrehu immersion wānaka for advanced reo acquisition

Pūtea Manaaki financial support for whānau in hardship and emergencies

School starter packs and Pēpi packs for cultural connection of tamariki

Regional Investment Fund supporting Papatipu Rūnaka economic aspirations

Healthy Homes pilot for improved whānau living conditions

Kōkirihia project to end streaming in schools (Ministry of Education funded)

Whānau awareness campaign on wellbeing (3.5 million views)

Kaumātua grants programme (7,969 grants paid)

Whānau as First Navigators programme for prevention and early support (436 tamariki supported)

Ngāi Tahu Fund for cultural practices ($789,364 approved to 53 applications)

Learner support fund for education (670 grants approved FY24)

Puna Pakihi business grants and mentoring for whānau entrepreneurs

Whānau reunions and reconnection initiatives via roadshows

50% of Ngāi Tahu Tourism jet boat fleet to be electric by 2030

Te Whenua Hou regenerative farming trial - one of largest in Aotearoa

30,000 native trees planted annually since 2015

Hazardous waste and remediation plans

Electric jet boat prototype development (150 tonnes CO2-e savings per boat)

Undaria (invasive seaweed) harvest control programme

Te Kounga Paparangi - comprehensive climate action plan with 8 sustainability pou

Solar panel installation at 50% of marae

Water management plans across operations

Waste reduction and recycling initiatives (45% farm waste diversion)

Carbon neutral goal by 2050

Sustainable tourism and transport initiatives

42% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions target by 2030

13% biogenic methane reduction target (2017 baseline)

Reduction in air travel (50% less by 2030)

International Liquidity Portfolio with 12x lower carbon emissions than market average

Ecosystem enhancement and restoration programmes

Ngāi Tahu Roadshows connecting taurahere whānau

Whānau as First Navigators initiative for child and family wellbeing

Healthy Homes pilot project

Learner support fund and special assessment support

Kaumātua grants support

Nōhaka Rau home ownership financial literacy programme

Education grants and scholarships (Ka Pūtea, Yamada O'Regan)

Ngāi Tahu Archive - public digital databases (Kareao, Kā Huru Manu)

Kotahi Mano Kāika te reo revitalisation programme

Ngāi Tahu Grants including pēpi packs and school starter packs

Papatipu Rūnanga marae development support

Hui-ā-Iwi tribal celebration and cultural gathering

Whai Rawa member investment scheme ($140 million under management, 34,000 members)

Pūtea Manaaki emergency relief and hardship grants

Pūrākau storytelling and cultural transmission wānanga

Te Kāika health and wellbeing hub in Ōtepoti

Te Māhaka Tī whānau support programme with financial literacy

Kura Reo leadership programmes and te reo training

Ngāi Tahu Fund distributions ($14 million over 17 years)

Taurahere Whanaungatanga for Ngāi Tahu whānau outside takiwā

Puna Pakihi business mentoring and grants

Regional Investment Fund economic development initiatives

Aquaculture sustainability focus at Akaroa Salmon

8% reduction in biogenic methane by 2025

Shotover Jet electric jetboat development and trial

Planting of 30,000 native trees across farming operations

Solar panel installations at marae

Sustainable farming practices and regenerative agriculture trials

Conservation efforts at National Kiwi Hatchery

Climate optimised investment portfolios with low-carbon screening

Hilton Haulage hydrogen conversion trial

Te Kounga Paparangi - Climate Change Implementation Plan with 88 initiatives

Carbon emissions reduction target of 10% by 2025 in Group facilities

Reduction of synthetic fertiliser use by 13%

30% reduction in air travel emissions by 2025

Ngāi Tahu Fund - cultural initiatives and knowledge transmission

Kaumātua Grants programme

Whānau as First Navigators - iwi-led wellbeing and prevention

Regional Investment Fund supporting Papatipu Rūnanga economic development

Rangatahi Academy - next generation leadership development

Health and wellbeing initiatives across Papatipu Rūnanga

Te Pōkai Ao - digital opportunity programme for rangatahi

School starter packs for new school entrants

Pūtea Manaaki - emergency financial support

Marae development and support

Aoraki Bound - Ngāi Tahu cultural programme

First Nations Futures Programme

Whai Rawa - whānau savings and investment scheme

Kotahi Mano Kāika - te reo Māori language programmes

COVID-19 emergency response with care packs and food parcels

Home ownership support through Nōhaka Rau

Manawa Tītī - emerging tribal leaders support

Te Hekeka - rangatahi cultural journey and leadership development

Matariki celebrations and cultural events

Tokona te Raki - education equity and systemic change

Ngāi Tahu climate change strategy He Rautaki Mō Te Huringa o Te Āhuarangi with implementation plan

Carbon emissions reduction of 19 percent (111,394 tCO2e in CY20 vs 137,455 tCO2e in CY19)

Freshwater restoration projects including Ōaro River

Nitrogen loss management with lysimeter monitoring on Te Whenua Hou (41kgN/ha)

Solar energy development at farming operations

Integrated irrigation management and fertigation

Native habitat plantings and improved pest control

Mahinga kai enhancement and protection of customary food gathering sites

Tītī Islands ecosystem management and rat eradication

Forestry and carbon farming strategy development

Electric jet boats in testing for Ngāi Tahu Tourism

Undaria (invasive seaweed) control programme with Jobs for Nature funding

Biodiversity protection across managed lands

Mānuka honey sustainable sourcing and expansion in DOC estate

Nohoanga site management for whānau access to mahinga kai

Emissions 6 percent lower than baseline year 2017

On-farm environmental management practices in Ngāi Tahu Farming operations

Water quality and mauri protection in regional planning

Kotahi Mano Kāika - te reo Māori language revitalisation (746 whānau households, goal 1,000 by 2025)

Kura Reo Kāi Tahu and Kia Kūrapa - marae-based te reo Māori wānaka

Ngāi Tahu Archives partnership with Archives New Zealand for heritage preservation

Tahu FM - iwi radio station (30-year history of te reo Māori and Ngāi Tahutanga)

Hilton Haulage Transport Scholarship for rangatahi driver licensing

Regional development fund supporting hapū-led initiatives across takiwā

Taurahere rōpū support for dispersed whānau including Ngāi Tahu ki Tāmaki Makaurau

Whai Rawa scheme for whānau financial empowerment (30,903 members, $116.9m funds)

Puna Pakihi - whānau enterprise support and business mentoring

COVID-19 response support including vaccine rollout assistance

Regional flooding response and emergency preparedness planning

Te Pou Here Pūreirei - employment mentoring and career support

Ka Pūtea Scholarships and grants for tertiary education (797 total recipients)

Ngāi Tahu Funds for cultural projects and whakapapa research (1,303 projects approved historically)

Pūtea Aumakea funds for marae sustainability ($1.7m approved)

Tokona te Raki - leadership incubator and rangatahi development

Māori Futures Academy partnership with University of Canterbury

Learner Support Fund for tamariki education support (529 recipients)

Oranga Tamariki partnership for prevention and early intervention services

Shared equity housing support for whānau home ownership

Whakapapa Ngāi Tahu registration and tribal register management (71,436 members as at 30 June 2021)

Pūtea Manaaki emergency support fund for whānau in hardship

Te Kāika integrated health hub expansion in Ōtākou

Hai Reo Tuku Iho - online te reo Māori courses for whānau language strategies

Tahu News - dedicated news service for Ngāi Tahu stories

DNA testing exploration for whakapapa verification

He Rautaki mō Te Huringa o Te Āhuarangi – Ngāi Tahu Climate Change Strategy (launched November 2018)

Climate change action plans for Papatipu Rūnanga (3 supported in FY2020, with target of 8)

Ngāi Tahu Holdings climate change action plans (0 approved in FY2020 due to COVID-19)

Carbon farming investments on Otago land

Wilding pine control at Tuku Tuku Iwi

Solar panel installations at marae (Arowhenua, Ōtākou, Moeraki, Waihao, Awarua) and generator installations

Pūtea Aumakea Fund for solar power and generators at marae

Environmental management in farming operations (top decile standards)

Water quality and emissions reduction initiatives

Solar energy utilization, fertigation, and integrated irrigation management

Native habitat plantings and improved pest control

Undaria (wakame) seaweed control programme to reduce invasive species

Re-establishment of native seaweed species

19% reduction target for carbon emissions from air travel (achieved 10%)

5% reduction target for rental car usage

GreenStar 4 and 5 and NABERSNZ 5.5 ratings for Pita Te Hori Centre property

Sustainable forestry practices

Kaitiakitanga of customary protection areas and mahinga kai

Ngāi Tahutanga cultural leadership programme (415 cultural leaders)

Kotahi Mano Kāika te reo Māori speaking initiative (638 homes, target 1,000 by 2025)

Kareao online archive for manuscripts, oral histories and cultural content

Kā Huru Manu educational framework and place names atlas

Tamatea: He Tūtakinga Tuku Iho exhibition partnership with Te Papa

1848 kaumātua biography project (almost 400 completed)

Aoraki Bound leadership programme (300+ tribal leaders nurtured)

Kā Titirei te reo leadership programme for rangatahi aged 12-25

Tahu FM and Tahu News for tribal communications

Cultural mentoring and expertise sharing

Matariki Pou Whenua blessing ceremony and carving projects

Hui-ā-Iwi gatherings (3,000+ whānau attended in November)

Pēpi Packs and School Starter Packs with cultural connection elements

Marae support and development through Papatipu Rūnanga

Whakapapa registration and tribal identity affirmation (3,082 new members in FY2020)

Taurahere Fund for off-region iwi groups ($47,000 distributed in FY2020)

Ngāi Tahu Fund for cultural projects ($929,191 approved in FY2020 for 123 projects)

Te Pōkai Ao STEM innovation programme connecting to cultural identity

Kaumātua grants ($4.16m paid in two payments in FY2020)

Emergency response coordination and whānau support during COVID-19

Oranga Tamariki partnership for child and family wellbeing

Whānau enterprise and business support (Puna Pakihi fund)

Education support including scholarships and grants (2,330 recipients)

Health and wellbeing programmes across takiwā

Mahinga kai and customary fishing protection and enhancement

Freshwater protection and rangatiratanga assertion (Te Kura Taka Pini)

Native plant nursery - production of up to 50,000 native plants per year

Healthy Homes and Rheumatic Fever programme - 66 whanau engaged with insulation and heat pump support from Brighter Homes

Trapping in Schools programme - 14 kura participating, 30+ km of traplines maintained by students, 120+ pests removed by kura teams, 500+ tamariki and rangatahi involved in conservation learning

Salmon farming joint venture - Ahi Mokopuna Limited Partnership dedicated to sustainable sea-reared salmon farming

No-go zone investment restrictions on tobacco, armament, adult entertainment, gambling and companies with poor environmental or employment records

Native plantings on Nāti Growth property - over 9,000 native plants planted on Wainui Road

Environmental advocacy - participation in resource management reform reviews, conservation law reviews, Regional freshwater plan development

Sustainable agriculture - premium sheep, beef and wool production for international markets

Kaitiaki principles applied in investment practices to minimize and optimize environmental effects

Sustainable forestry management - 28,000 hectares managed with sustainable land use practices blending traditional knowledge with cutting-edge science

Waiapu Catchment Plan and Northern Catchment Plan participation

Statement of Investment Policy and Objectives includes responsible and sustainable investment approach with ESGC risk management

Sustainable fishing practices - Ngāti Porou Seafoods operates with sustainable fishing rights across 75 NZ fish species

Raukumara Pae Maunga restoration project - 115,825 hectares of ngahere under pest control, rat presence reduced from 47% to 0%, possum presence reduced from 57% to 3%, 108,000 native trees planted, 240 forest regeneration plots established

Kura Reo programmes - 135 attendees at Kura Reo ki Uepohatu 2024 with 85% reporting improved reo confidence, 110 participants at Kura Porou ki Tāmaki 2025 in Auckland

Tertiary education grants - $345,000 invested supporting 230+ Ngāti Porou tertiary students

Hapu health development roadmaps - co-designed with 5 hapu to identify health concerns and aspirations

Whanau Oranga Awa Waiora model - wharenui-based, tikanga-led support model

Community engagement - 183 community engagement events, 23 community projects, 21 education initiatives supported

Maru Whakatipua - Tairawhiti Iwi Education Collective supporting Māori Medium Education workforce growth with $45,000 invested in 6 teachers

Radio Ngāti Porou - cultural media outlet supported through grants

Te Puna Wai birthing facility - only Māori-owned, kaupapa Māori birthing unit in Aotearoa

Intergenerational learning programmes - pakeke and rangatahi learning together through kura reo

Matariki celebrations and grants - $345,000 invested in Matariki events across rohe with 15 grant recipients

Sports grants and sponsorships - $154,500 distributed across 80+ individuals, teams and clubs across multiple codes

Whanau Ora support across all service delivery areas emphasizing manaakitanga, whānaungatanga and cultural values

Mental health partnerships - Huarahi Pai marae-based meth rehabilitation, Mahi a Atua holistic cultural mental health

Kapa haka programmes - Matatini kaupapa with 3 Ngāti Porou kapa haka groups competing (Whangara, Te Hokowhitu a Tu, Hikurangi)

Rohenga Tipuna admin support grants - $100,000 supporting local governance capacity and administration

Te Ara Kainga (Iwi Care) - mission to ensure all mokopuna nurtured within whakapapa whānau, building iwi care workforce

School holiday programmes - 600+ rangatahi attending community-led programmes across hapu

Pa Wars - 3,500+ participants at annual inter-marae sports and cultural festival across 24 marae with 35+ events

Cultural grants programme - $59,425 distributed to support cultural initiatives and projects

Te Pae Oranga community diversion panels - restorative justice approach supporting cultural healing

Pakeke support programmes - 400 pakeke attending weekly programmes, 120 attending monthly programmes focused on physical strength, digital skills, kai and connection

Waiata and tikanga education embedded in te reo programmes

KŌKĀ feature film - cultural grant funding for first feature film showcasing Te Reo Ake o Ngāti Porou with Ngāti Porou language experts involved

Nāti Pepi maternity service - kaupapa Māori birthing with case-loading midwife model, Rongoa Practitioner support, waiata and tikanga integration

Tamariki conservation learning - 120+ tamariki learning mātauranga Māori through hands-on conservation in Trapping in Schools

Large woody debris clean-up from Cyclone Gabrielle

Deer and goat culling program

Environmental submissions on climate adaptation, biodiversity, land transport

Raukumara Pae Maunga restoration project - 200,000 hectares native forest restoration

Horetireti Whenua Sliding Lands programme - partnership with GNS and Massey University

Native Nursery and native plantings - reforestation project at Sponge Bay

He Oranga Wai drinking water project

Sustainable forestry management across 28,000 hectares

Aerial 1080 possum and rat control

Climate resilient building improvements to health clinics

Kairakau 4 dramatic production - storytelling of tipuna Tuwhakairiora and Ruataupare

Ngati Porou Marae Restoration Symposium

Pa Wars inter-marae sports festival

Cultural exchanges to Thailand and Rarotonga

Manu Korero competition support

Tūporeariki primary mental health partnership using purakau, moko, music, whanaungatanga

Te Aitanga a Mate Whareponga Whenua Collective cultural programs

Rangatahi summer internship programs

Hapu social services and community programs

Te Reo me ona Tikanga development initiatives

Matariki celebrations and events

Hikurangi Dawn Ceremony

Pakeke wellbeing and engagement programs

Whakamarama educational programs on Maori heritage restoration

Kai sovereignty and food preservation wananga

Raukumara Pae Maunga restoration - 200,000 hectares of native forest health restoration

Aerial 1080 application for pest management across 59,757 hectares

Aerial culling of deer and goats (4,446 deer and 571 goats in FY2023)

Four intensively monitored sites for forest restoration near communities

7,500 native trees planted through school and community engagement

Waiapu Catchment Plan development for sustainable water management

Three Waters Reform participation (Entity F) for improved water, wastewater, stormwater

Natural and Built Environment Act implementation

Spatial Planning Act participation at regional level

Tairawhiti Iwi and GDC positioning as Tranche 1 RMA reform region

Ministerial Inquiry into Land Use recommendations implementation

Woody debris taskforce establishment for catchment cleanup

Land use policy reform away from large-scale clear-felling

Just Transition process for sustainable land use

Ngati Porou Taiao team growing to 9 staff with 8 interns

Ko Maui Tenei project integrating R&D with environmental solutions

Sustainable land use research and innovation partnerships

Protection of maunga (mountains), awa (rivers), and moana (seas)

Native nursery planned to support afforestation and native species

Transition from pastoral farming to diverse sustainable land uses

Honey production and native plant protection through manuka operations

Research partnerships with universities on climate adaptation

Hikurangi Dawn Ceremony - spiritual and cultural celebration

Ngati Porou Inter-Marae Sports Festival (Pa Wars)

Matariki celebrations and education

Education grants and scholarships ($123,000 invested in FY2023)

Te Ara Kainga programme - returning Ngati Porou children to whanau care

Whanau Care Services and Kaitiaki Mokopuna programme

Tuhono Whanau Family Start programme for whanau support

Social Workers in Schools and Attendance Services for tamariki

Youth Services and employment support programmes

Te Poho o Rawiri Marae restoration project (Te Pa Eke Tu)

Marae renovation programme (Ma Wai ra project) across 31+ marae

Marae support grants ($500,000 distributed in FY2023)

Reo Māori strategy and language promotion

Wananga and cultural education events

Community roadshows and hui for cultural aspirations engagement

Ngati Porou Marae calendar publication

Hapu and marae leads recognition and support

Tairawhiti Regional Kapahaka competition support

Anglican Church involvement and spiritual leadership

Cultural development through Te Matatini executive involvement

Community wellbeing support post-cyclone (386 manaaki packs distributed)

Kaiarahi community support and advocacy

Mental health and addiction counselling services

Horouta Whanau Ora wrap-around support services

Ngati Porou Oranga integrated health and social services

Housing support and transitional housing for whanau in need

COVID-19 response celebration events

Raukumara Forest Park restoration programme ($34m investment, 4-year implementation)

Native forest plantings and set-backs around waterways

Carbon farming registration of retired land on Pakihiroa Farms

Freshwater management and Waiapu Catchment Plan

Erosion control and sediment management

Takutai and fisheries management by hapu trusts

Pa Wars Inter-Marae Sports Festival

Marae Digital Connectivity Project

Huarahi Pai - methamphetamine rehabilitation programme (whanau-based, marae-centred)

Family Start Tuhono Whanau programme for pepi and young children

Social Workers in Schools programme

Tairawhiti Schools Attendance Service

NEET (Not Engaged in Education Employment or Training) programme

Hapu Social Services Breakaway Holiday Programme

Matakaoa Men's Support Group for family harm prevention

Te Ara Kainga - model of care for return of tamaiti in state care

Ngati Porou Marae capital grants programme

Marae renovation and capital works programme

Forestry replanting programme - 4,069 hectares planted in Ruatoria and Tokomaru forests

Whakaoratia te Mana o te Waiapu project - environmental restoration initiative

Raukumara forest restoration project - $34m over 4 years for pest control, monitoring and ecological restoration

Para Kore zero waste programme - emphasis on waste reduction at Pa Wars and in operations

Heritage fruit tree planting programme at Te Puia and clinic sites

Community composting and maara (gardens) across East Coast sites

Ngati Porou Afforestation Project - combining science and cultural values for land use decisions

Ngati Porou Ahuwhenua Discussion Group - collective knowledge sharing on land management

Ngati Porou/EIT Scholarships (Manini-tua, Manini-aro) - career development scholarships

Hikurangi Dawn Ceremony - 20-year anniversary of Te Takapau a Maui celebrating intergenerational knowledge transmission

Marae Digital Connectivity project - 40 marae receiving WiFi and technology infrastructure

Caring for our Tamaiti Mokopuna programme - child welfare and whanau development

Horouta Whanau Ora collective - integrated whanau support across region

Ta Te Manawa (Breathing Easy) - respiratory health initiative with whanaungatanga approach

Ma Wai Ra e Taurima - marae renovation and capital works programme ($8.3m)

Toitu Ngati Porou Tertiary Education Grants - scholarships for undergraduate and postgraduate students

Hapu Social Services - family harm prevention and education programmes

Taurahere grants - support for iwi members living outside the rohe

Marae kaitakawaenga - cultural practitioners supporting marae development

Ngati Porou Reo Strategy funding - language revitalization initiatives

Te Reo o Ngati Porou me ona tikanga - language and cultural preservation

Ngati Porou Inter Marae Sports Festival (Pa Wars) - tribal kinship celebration

Raukumara Range restoration planning with Te Whanau a Apanui and DoC

Invasive species management (red tail deer, possums, goats) in conservation areas

Waiapu Catchment Plan development with Gisborne District Council

East Coast Forestry (Erosion Control) Programme

Riparian area protection through forestry replanting

Pakihiroa Farms environmental stewardship and land management practices

Afforestation support through Government's One Billion Trees programme

Carbon credits generation from pre-1990 forests

Te Reo o Ngāti Porou language revitalisation strategy and reo champions network

Rongomaiawhio online language portal development

Marae support including grants ($450k in 2019), insurance and Wi-Fi connectivity

Hikurangi Dawn Ceremony

Ngāti Porou Inter Marae Sports (Pa Wars) Festival

Whanau Oranga social services including counselling, family development, youth services

Justice programmes (restorative justice, youth justice conferencing, prisoner reintegration)

Safeguarding tamariki mokopuna training for volunteers and professionals

Housing support for whānau

Vocational training pathways (Te Toka programme, Ka Hao Te Rangatahi)

Education grants and scholarships

Ngāti Porou Hauora health services and cultural healthcare approaches

Maru Whakatipua forum for strengthening Māori medium education

Carbon credit management and sales from pre-1990 forests ($3.3m revenue in 2018)

Waiapu Accord with Crown for catchment restoration

Riparian strips and debris dams in Waiapu tributary streams to reduce sediment and nutrient loadings

Forestry reforestation and expansion (616 hectares returned and planted in 2017/18)

Bio-security and erosion control programmes

Air New Zealand partnership on carbon credits and environmental opportunities

Te Reo o Ngati Porou language strategy and revival programmes (9 recipients of language funding)

Marae development grants programme ($390,000 distributed in 2018)

Radio Ngati Porou language resource development

Carpentry apprenticeships at marae (4 Level 4 qualifications completed)

Marae insurance and Wi-Fi support

Support for Ngati Porou events (pa wars, dawn ceremony, Ngata Lectures, AGM)

Whanau Oranga social services (2500 clients engaged annually)

Tiaki Tangata prisoner reintegration programme

Paikea health and fitness facility

Poupou Pakari Tinana health training programme (NZQA Level 4)

Youth justice and family group conference programmes

Te Puia Hospital and research centre (Te Rangawairua o Paratene)

Tatai Oranga metabolic disease research forum

Emergency housing (Nga Kaenga Ahuru - 9 units at Te Tini o Porou)

Forestry replanting programme on 3,422 hectares of forest land

Carbon credit sales and carbon unit management

East Coast Erosion Control scheme participation and promotion

Freshwater plan submissions and catchment management

Department of Conservation beehive concessions for Manuka honey

Erosion control and riparian strip establishment on farms

Environmental stewardship of Hikurangi and conservation areas

Waiapu Accord and long-term restoration programme

Conservation strategy development (Nga Whakahaere Takirua)

Te Reo Ake o Ngati Porou language revitalisation strategy

Marae development grants and support ($1.1 million in 2017)

Marae wi-fi connectivity and marae insurance

Radio Ngati Porou support for cultural broadcasting

Ngati Porou Outcomes Measurement Framework for tracking iwi advancement

Whanau Oranga social services (3,000+ engagements annually)

Youth services and mentoring programmes

Restorative justice initiatives

Emergency housing and social housing provider services

Family violence prevention and awareness programmes

Drug awareness and support programmes targeting 'P' use

Kaitiakitanga education and environmental stewardship

Taurahere support and grants for diaspora communities

Ngati Porou events and cultural celebrations support

Reduction of carbon footprint through local log sales instead of export

Freshwater Gold Clam invasive species removal - harvested 1,125kg from Waikato River

Forestry Stewardship Certification (FSC) for Kawaroa forestry

Energy Distribution Business (Ruakura Energy) for sustainable power supply

Te Mana o te Awa framework for water protection

Mahinga Kai traditional food gathering restoration

Ruakura Planting Project - over 5,000 native plants planted at Hopuhopu

Environmental DNA testing and monitoring for invasive species

Native Nursery program supplying 68,233 native plants in FY24

Maara Kai (food gardens) at multiple marae

Riparian planting and fencing programs for waterway protection

Renewable energy exploration - offshore wind farming, hydrogen energy opportunities

Te Wairepo wetland restoration at Ruakura

Biodiversity enhancement and water quality improvements across 12 farm properties

Mahinga Kai waananga - 20 tribal members completed traditional food preparation training

Poukai traditional feast programs at marae

Matariki Kaumaatua Ball celebrating and honoring kaumaatua

Tikanga Ora Reo Ora Grants - 2,889 tribal members funded

Tira Hoe waka journey program reconnecting tribal members to Waikato River

Kaumaatua Grants program - 7,545 grants paid out

Education pathways programs and career support

Koorero Tuku Iho programs - 40 tribal members completed

Cultural competency training for kaimahi including Te Tiriti education

Recording and safe storage of taonga and tribal knowledge

Te Pae Kaakaa reo graduates - 20 graduated

Participation in Tainui Waka Kapa Haka Festival

Te Reo Uukaipoo programme - 8 marae completed

Annual Poukai attendance program for all kaimahi

Te Pito Whakatupu innovation hub and rangatahi development program

Roadshow presentations across Aotearoa reconnecting tribal members

Waka Taua video series exploring rich history of waka in 7 episodes

Marae Mana Motuhake hui building cultural aspirations

Hui aa-Tau annual celebration with 400+ tribal members attending

Kaapuia Hui supporting governance and cultural practice

Te Reo Māori programs - 46 kaiako attended Te Reo Kaapuia waananga

TORO (Tikanga Ora Reo Ora) hui for cultural engagement

Marae development and Oranga Marae Plans

Tauro Here groups supporting tribal members in urban areas

Support for tribal businesses (270+ registered in Puna Pakihi)

Housing development projects preserving cultural values

Beyond the Surface project for waterway restoration

Real-time water monitoring in Manggatatea Stream

Waikato River Clean-up funding projects ($1.16M total)

He Manawa Whenua sustainability strategy framework (in development)

Riparian fencing and native tree planting (over 10km of new fences, 28,000 native trees planned)

Solar energy waananga for renewable energy adoption

Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification for Kawaroa Forest

Environmental restoration mahi and taiao training courses

Kai sovereignty programme to reduce market duopoly

Greenhouse gas emissions monitoring and compliance for farming

Waikato River restoration and tuna trap/transfer programme

Certifications in 4X4 Safety, chainsaw training for environmental restoration work

Marae papa kaainga waananga

Kura Waitii climate change education programme for rangatahi

Tooku Nei Whare workshops for home ownership empowerment

VHS and audio tape digitisation and preservation

Te Niwha infectious diseases research partnership

Ngaa Rau Puutohe heritage internship programme

Conservation workshops for taonga protection

Taonga Tuku Iho identification and preservation programme

Matariki Ball for kaumaatua recognition

Pou Whirinaki educational aspirations support

Tainui Games (bringing together 25,000+ tribal members)

Tikanga and reo Maaori programmes across tribal member, marae and hapuu levels

Mahinga Kai Waananga for traditional food knowledge and processing

Heritage & Identity Team initiatives

Ruku Kai Waananga (scuba diving and environmental connection)

Marae Digital Connectivity Programme support

Ngaa Ringa Whao carving team and cultural design

Support for tribal cultural enterprises and social procurement

He Manawa-aa-Whenua kaitiakitanga strategy emphasizing environmental outcomes

Three Waters Reforms engagement - protection of water rights and resources

Taiao team initiatives for environmental restoration

Wai Ora water storage project at Rotowaro open cast mines to secure potable water

Wai Maaori and Hauora Maaori research programmes

Carbon credits held as intangible assets (valued at $17.192m revaluation gain)

Solar energy and water harvesting built into new Ruakura developments

Native plant sourcing from tribal nurseries

Riparian fencing by tribal members

Natural habitat improvements at Ruakura

Forestry Training programmes for tribal members

Kawaroa forest harvest ongoing

Marae development and cultural strengthening support

Aukaha news service broadcasting iwi stories

House of Science programme in primary schools

Huinga Taniwha - waananga promoting reo and tikanga resource creation

Matariki Kaumaatua Ball celebrating kaumaatua contributions

Taonga Protection training and conservation programmes

Growing Marae Wealth for Future Generations resource

VHS and Audio digitisation of taonga

Support for marae to develop Oranga Marae Plans

Native Nursery supporting employment, training and pathways

Waikato-Tainui reo and tikanga programmes

Tooku Nei Whare - Home Ownership Workshops supporting whaanau

Kaumaatua Grants programme (4,140 grants paid)

Tongi Maara installation programme at marae

Te Rau Mahi - iwi employment portal connecting tribal members to opportunities

Maatauranga gathering and taonga protection support

Ruku Kai Waananga - free dive and scuba certification for tribal members

Tikanga Ora Reo Ora Ake Grants programme

Education Grants programme supporting tribal learners

Te Tira Hoe cultural induction for governors

Puuhoro STEM project with 400 rangatahi enrolled

Tira Hoe - cultural reconnection journey on Waikato River

Te Mauri Paihere ki Mangakootukutuku - kaupapa Maaori housing and support development

Paa Whakawairua team supporting marae engagement

Taiao Grants programme supporting environmental restoration

Te Ture Whaimana - Vision and Strategy for the Waikato River

Trap and Transfer Feasibility project for tuna migration

River Education Package based on maatauranga and tikanga

Mangawara Bridge project for safer access to Taupiri Maunga

Revaluation of carbon credits ($4.159 million gain)

Partnership with AgResearch combining maatauranga and science

Tai Tumu, Tai Pari, Tai Ao - Waikato-Tainui Environmental Plan

Wai Ora project - water supply and infrastructure

Farm Environmental Plans supporting marae farming restoration

Te Pae Kaakaa - te reo and tikanga practitioner programme

Kaimahi Ora Wellbeing Strategy

Whare Taonga - cultural heritage and artefact display project

COVID-19 support including kaumaatua care

Te Puutake o te Riri commemorations

Mobile vaccination clinics (Te Hiwa o Tainui)

Marae development support

Te Kaarearea housing project

Te Mauri Paihere ki Mangakootukutuku - community hub development

Tertiary education grants and scholarships

Business start-up fund for tribal entrepreneurs

Te Waharoa - Gateway to the Trades programme

Mokopuna Ora - child wellbeing and family support programme

Support for tribal interns and apprenticeships

Hopuhopu Innovation Hub - cultural, educational and residential development

Climate change engagement hui with tribal members and marae to inform climate change strategy

Investment in improving water quality in Kāwhia, Aotea, Whaaingaroa and Manukau harbours

Lake Whangape Community Schools Planting Day with DOC and regional partners

Para kore (zero waste) practices implementation across tribal offices

Support for marae to respond to climate change impacts

Engagement with local and regional councils on environmental planning

Advocacy for water rights and protection of Waikato River

Five-year environmental investment programme across wai and whenua

Taiao Grant programme ($1 million) supporting 23 environmental projects including native nurseries, environmental assessments, sustainable practice education, and aquaponics training

Waikato and Waipaa Rivers Restoration Symposium hosting indigenous and government speakers on water protection

Taonga Peepē initiative for newborns (50 kits with culturally selected items)

Education partnerships with hapuu and Kaahui Ako

Māori health and wellbeing initiatives including Koiora Hauora Strategy

Paimaarire waananga and workshops (350 participants) to increase understanding of Paimaarire

Reo Wāananga held by Waikato ki Roto o Pooneke taura here group

Tira Hoe river journey (50 tribal members) connecting people to Tupuna Awa

Tainui Games 2020 (28,000-30,000 tribal members) for whānau wellbeing and hauora

Te Huinga Taniwha Mana Whenua waananga (250 participants) with interactive workshops

Taonga Tiaki workshops on preservation of taonga including toki, whalebone, pounamu

Tuupuna Times waananga for preserving narratives of ruuruhi and koroheke

Kaumaatua Christmas luncheon (220 registered, 180 attended) with 450% growth rate

Mātariki Kaumaatua Ball recognising kaumaatua contributions

Pou Whakairo unveiling at Rangiriri commemorating New Zealand Wars

Mokopuna Ora programme for tamariki and whānau in care system

Support for reo me tikanga (language and culture) through scholarships and grants

Taonga Tiaki waananga with Te Papa Tongarewa and Alexander Turnbull Library

Reo Māori programmes including He Puna Kupu dictionary launch (first Tainui dialect-specific dictionary)

Water quality improvement initiatives through Healthy Rivers Plan Change

Carbon credits (NZU) held within Emission Trading Scheme

Waikato River restoration and protection projects

Taiao Grant fund ($1 million) supporting environmental initiatives led by marae and tribal members

Maara Kai initiative for sustainable food production

Native nursery establishment

Pest eradication programs

River and wetland restoration projects

Forestry management including Pinus Radiata and Californian Coast Redwoods

Te Pae Kaakaa - advanced reo and tikanga program for marae paepae members

Te Reo Uukaipoo - home-based language program for whanau

He Puna Kupu - inaugural Waikato-Tainui Dialect Te Reo Dictionary

Tikanga Ora, Reo Ora (TORO) strategy to lift fluency in te reo Māori

Tainui Games - biennial cultural and sporting event (20,000+ participants)

Te Matatini national kapa haka festival participation

Waikato-Tainui Summer Internship Programme

Mokopuna Ora - kaupapa Māori child welfare program (preventing 236 tamariki from going into state care)

Master of Business Administration program

Marae capacity building and database development

Te Hiwa o Tainui - cultural virtual reality technology center

Heritage and identity grants

Karakia and waiata practice sessions

Waiata and korero practice three times per week at Tainui Group Holdings

Noho marae cultural immersion programs for staff

Kapa Haka festival support (Tainui Waka)

Marae asset development and restoration programs

Marae online profile development for cultural connection

Waikato River restoration and co-management

Marae environmental kaitiakitanga initiatives

Mana o Te Wai programme for river management

Environmental accords with regional councils

Tuna fishery restoration project (Manaaki Tuna)

Wetland management (Lake Whangape, Lake Waikare, Matahuru)

Participation in Waikato River Authority partnerships

Carbon credits management (NZ Units in ETS)

Sustainable forestry management

Whakatupu Marae governance training

Extended driver licensing programme

Te reo Māori language programmes (Uukaipo, Te Reo Kaakaho, Te Reo Aratau, Te Reo Kaapuia)

Takituu governance and leadership programme

Poukai gatherings and support

Kaumaatua health retreats and support

Marae asset maintenance and safety programmes

Tribal member connection and engagement

Whaanau Ora feasibility study

Housing support and home ownership workshops (800 participants)

Education support (kawenata with 26 schools)

Employment and apprenticeship support (158 into employment, 160 through pre-trades)

Health and wellbeing programmes

Marae insurance and asset valuation support

Business support for tribal entrepreneurs

Tribal member wellbeing support

Paataka Kai programme (distribution of produce to marae for events)

Biodiversity enhancement - Poipoia Te Mauri workstream monitoring ecosystem health

Freshwater protection and marine/coastal rights advocacy - Poipoia Te Hononga workstream

Cultural and natural asset protection - monitoring and protecting wai, whenua, taonga species

Sustainable orchard practices - reducing pesticide use, integrated pest management at avocado orchard

Water management - drainage and irrigation improvements at Te Tutakitanga avocado orchard

Emissions Trading Scheme participation - 58 hectares pine planted at Taipuha Farms for carbon credits, potential expansion to 140 hectares

Sustainable forestry practices - 100-hectare annual harvest compartments, replanting regimes, silviculture best practices

Climate change action - TAHA collective partnership, Ruawai Adaptation Program, resilience events planning

Kauri protection - Tiakina Te Kauri contract with MPI for kauri monitoring and protection

Predator eradication program - Poipoia te Kākano workstream achieving possum elimination on Puketotara by December 2026 under Predator Free 2050

Native plant restoration - Te Arai Natives nursery supplying plants for ecological restoration projects

Whānau Ora services - holistic whanau wellbeing support including Whanau Direct fund

Manaaki Whanau - family harm prevention and resilience building

Kauri Ora awareness roadshow - school engagement program at Kaiwaka Primary, TKKM o Ngāringaomatariki, Pouto Primary, Tinopai Primary

Te Ahurei o Ngāti Whātua - 2024 kapa haka celebration with 20+ rōpū including kohungahunga to kaumātua and kuia

Rangatahi mentoring and camps - leadership development for young people

Family Start programme - parent education and early childhood support

Taumata Kaunihera - governance body providing cultural and spiritual leadership

Pouto Pataka Kai wananga - traditional food knowledge sharing at Waikaretu Marae

Scholarship funding programme - 129 recipients in FY2024-25 across primary, intermediate, secondary and tertiary education

Te Ika a Ranganui Commemoration - 200-year remembrance and healing event with intergenerational knowledge sharing through waiata and mōteatea

Mihi Mai Triage - navigational support service for tamaiti and whānau

Te Uri o Hau Holiday Programme - pilot programme for tamariki age 5-13 focusing on cultural learning, marae tikanga, whanaungatanga

Social Work Support - targeted support for 43 families achieving their goals

Whakarapu Kōrero Tuku Iho - DOC-funded project recording traditional harvest methods for whales, tuna and para

Taiao wānanga - environmental learning opportunities for uri, marae, rangatahi and whanau

Driver Licence Programme - supporting whānau independence and practical skills

Hoeroa Sedimental Reduction project - monitoring Hoteo River and other awa

Atiu Creek restoration - 40,000 native trees planted

Rangi ki Whenua - biodiversity protection, predator control (Puketotara possum elimination target by Dec 2026)

Emissions Trading Units (NZU) - 53,221 units held for Pouto Forest pre-1990 forestry

Te Waihekeora Reservoir - 20,000 native plants planted for mitigation and landscaping

Pouto Forest sustainable pine forestry management - 3,000 hectares replanting and thinning

Poipoia Te Mauri - monitoring and restoration of awa, moana and ngāhere

Ngā Maunga Tapu Jobs 4 Nature project - 3-year pest and predator control, kauri protection, restoration advocacy on Pukekāroro and Pukeāreinga maunga

Long-term monitoring of Hoteo River despite landfill consent appeals

Te Arai Streamside project - 44,000 native trees planted

Water quality testing and freshwater ecosystem protection

Waikaretu Satellite Nursery - native plant cultivation, propagation and conservation for Pouto region

Kauri protection and Myrtle rust prevention initiatives

Native ecosystem restoration and environmental monitoring

Kōiwi tūpuna repatriation - 11 koiwi (possibly 17 individuals) returned from museums to Ōtamatea Marae on 16 March 2024

Kaumātua and Kuia interviews and digital archiving of historical significance

Whakarapu Kōrero Tuku Iho project - cultural knowledge recording and preservation with camps in 2025

Ngāti Whātua Ahurei kapahaka (cultural performance) event

Cultural competency and te reo Māori training for all staff

Hāhi (church) engagement in cultural and spiritual matters

Whānau Ora programs promoting cultural identity and social capability

Tikanga Māori practice enhancement and cultural ceremonies

Rangatahi support and mentoring (Tuakana/Teina concept)

Te Ika a Ranganui 200-year memorial preparation (2025)

Whānau education scholarships and grants program - 162 recipients in FY2024

Manaakitanga principles embedded in all social service delivery

Te Reo Māori education - Ngāringaomatariki kura kaupapa Māori at new Kaiwaka site

Marae support and grants to 14 Te Uri o Hau marae

Matariki celebrations and cultural events

Tangata development programs - social work support, whānau resilience, family violence support

Te Ara Huringa Āhuarangi Mō Te Taiao (Climate Adaptation) working group

Maara Kai (food gardens) and zero waste promotion

Lifting of rahui on Pukekaroro and Pukeareinga Maunga - cultural/environmental protection

Pest Free Kaipara - hapū-led conservation project targeting possum, rat, mustelid elimination on 5 peninsulas

Seed collection and eco-sourced native plants

Zero waste initiatives through Dome Hearings engagement

Climate change as key kaupapa - staff data collection on climate impacts

Hydroponic lettuce operation - reduced water and energy use compared to soil-based

Sediment Reduction Plans through KMR for landowners

Native plant propagation - 600,000+ plants for revegetation

Intensive avocado orchard design - efficient water and energy usage

Sustainable Kaipara collaboration on waste management practices

Nurturing Kaitiakitanga programme - investing in Te Uri o Hau whānau environmental skills and qualifications

Sediment load research on Ōtamatea Awa through CRI Manaaki Whenua partnership

Te Ngahere Lane naming in Kaiwaka - environmental recognition

Customary fisheries management and taonga species protection

Pest control training and TrapNZ deployment

Te Taitokerau Climate Change Adaptation Committee - Fiona Kemp as chair

Ruawai community adaptation pilot project with GNS Science

Renewable energy - solar power installation planned for Te Hana development

Kauri health monitoring - Whakahono Project with CRI Food and Plant

Passports to Life - support for taiohi not in employment/education/training

Ngā Tini Whetu - Māori business support programme (10 businesses, increased employment)

Whakarapu Kōrero Tuku Iho project - recording traditional hunting/gathering knowledge

Te Whainga o Te Ao Tikanga programme - scheduled February 2024

Tangata Development social work support - 63 whānau with 80% goal achievement rate

Mihi Mai - community-based whānau coordination service (2 years operation, supporting 63 whānau)

Te Mahara project - learning whakapapa and kaitiaki methodologies through karakia and waiata

Matariki event - 'Whakanuia ngā wāhine' cultural celebration

Te Uri o Hau Scholarship Funding - 142 applicants in 2022-23, 16% increase

NZTA Community Testing Officer - Class 1 driver licence accessibility for rural communities

Repatriation wānanga and hikoi to Wellington for koiwi tupuna

Marae grants distribution to 14 Te Uri o Hau marae

Environmental tautoko for isolated whānau during Cyclone Gabrielle

Te reo Māori immersion - weekly classes during work hours (Te Au o Kaipara)

He Maara Hou Leadership Summit - rangatahi network building

Manawa Ora - healthy homes initiative

Kaitiaki Cultural Monitoring wānanga - archaeology, soil identification, site assessments

Whānau Ora Kaiarahi - 2 new kaiarahi employed, whakapapa to Te Uri o Hau

Marae kaitiaki forums - 4 meetings held annually on marae

Te Pae Oranga - tikanga-based diversion from court system (80% attendance targets)

Business development support through KMR fencing/planting opportunities

Family Start programme - home visiting early childhood support (38 active whānau, 91% satisfaction)

Mātauranga in Mahi - work-ready programme with wānanga, training, and kaitiakitanga

Whanau Resilience - 5-year contract addressing family violence with tane/wahine support

Employment pathways in kaitiakitanga - 21 whānau assisted to full-time employment

Safe Kids - child safety education programme

He Maara Hou - secondary school mentoring programme (8 schools, 75 rangatahi, 97% NCEA pass rate)

Toi Te Uri o Hau strategy development - arts, heritage, cultural preservation

Customary fisheries research and management through MACA claim and customary permits

Kaipara Pest Free Peninsula landscape project partnership with Predator 2050

Kauri restoration programme - Ngā Maunga Tapu o Te Uri o Hau project employing 7 kaimahi for pest control and kauri health monitoring on Pukekaroro and Pukeareinga (3-year Jobs for Nature project)

Fencing and biodiversity restoration on cultural redress properties

Ruawai Climate Change pilot programme with KDC and local marae

Emission trading scheme participation - 92,722 carbon credits received from Crown (2013) for pre-1990 forestry at Pouto

Seed bank development for native species propagation and eco-sourcing from local eco-districts

Kaipara Moana Remediation partnership - sediment reduction and ecosystem health enhancement

Native plant nursery expansion - targeting 1.5-2 million plants annually for revegetation projects

Freshwater management initiatives aligned with NPS-Freshwater Policy and 3 Waters Reform

Zero waste and maara kai (food gardens) promotion initiatives

Pest Free Environs strategy implementation - Whakahokia pest and predator control programme with goal of pest-free environs by 2025

Marae grants ($30,000 distributed in 2022)

Whanau Resilience programme (5-year contract) supporting families experiencing violence with focus on cultural identity strengthening

He Maara Hou rangatahi holiday programme

NZQA training in Kaitiakitanga and Sustainable Land Practices

Whanau Ora - Nga Tini Whetu supporting emerging Māori business owners with networking and mentoring

Te Reo Māori and karakia training for Environs kaitiaki

School holiday programmes and engagement with Dargaville, Ruawai, Otamatea and Rodney High Schools through rangatahi Kaiarahi

Support for Ngaringaomatariki Kura Kaupapa Māori swimming lessons and water safety

Tangata Development social services (Family Start, Social Worker support, Whanau Ora Kaiarahi)

Scholarship funding for education (tertiary, secondary, intermediate, primary) with $32,600 distributed in 2022

Matariki event ('Whakanuia ngā Wāhine') celebrating female cultural contributions

Mihi Mai - community-based coordination service supporting tamariki and whānau with multiple service involvement

Tiny Homes on papakainga whenua project for whānau housing

Taumata Kaunihera (governing cultural council) overseeing tikanga practices and cultural guidance

Marae Kaitiaki Forum with representation from 12 of 14 Te Uri o Hau marae for environmental and cultural decision-making

Cultural monitoring for major infrastructure projects with trained hapū kaitiaki

Kaipara Pest Free Peninsula roadmap development

Native plant nursery production for environmental restoration

Kaitiakitanga practices and environmental monitoring programs

1 Billion Trees project - 1,350 hectares planted within Kaipara catchment with riparian planting and wetland restoration

Kaipara Moana Remediation - environmental restoration and sediment load reduction initiatives

Pouto Forest management as carbon sink (pre-1990 forestry with 53,221 emission units)

Waste minimization strategy development for reduction, reuse and recycle

NZTA Dome Valley planting project - 16,550 native plants planted across enhanced treatment areas

Family Start program providing home visit support to 70+ whanau

Whanau Ora He Maara Hou programme supporting rangatahi in three high schools

Health Homes programme (Manawa Ora) creating healthier, warmer, drier homes

Stop Smoking service (Toki Rau) supporting smoking cessation

Passports to Life programme supporting 10 taiohi not in employment/education/training

Tangata Development social services - supporting whānau resilience and wellbeing

Whanau Ora Kaiarahi providing social work support to 50+ whanau

Sorted Financial Programme for home ownership planning

Kaipara Moana Remediation engaging community in environmental restoration

Rangatahi mentoring and driver licence support programs

Māori Housing Network providing housing repairs and maintenance

Safe Kids programme delivering child safety education to 60 whanau

Te Uri o Hau Scholarship Programme supporting education at all levels

Whanau Resilience Wananga Programme for tane and wahine experiencing family violence

Social work support for whanau with 43+ families supported

Project Mahuhu - Kaipara Harbour restoration through sustainable riparian planting (1 million+ plants distributed to 200+ individuals and organisations)

Native plant nursery with conservation focus - 800,000 plants produced annually with 200,000 for conservation purposes

Historic site inventory development for culturally significant areas

Emission trading scheme participation - 92,722 carbon credits from pre-1990 forestry at Pouto Forest

One Billion Trees programme participation

Collaborative environmental management through IKHMG (Integrated Kaipara Harbour Management Group)

Aquaculture opportunities exploration (oyster reserves, mussel spat, seaweed farming)

Kaitiakitanga focus across all organizational activities

Environmental Resource Centre capacity building

Customary fisheries management (toheroa and oyster management)

Kiwirail cultural blessings and monitoring

Manukapua Island visitation and cultural connection

Support for elders and kuia (elderly support programs)

Marae grants program (2019-20: $28,000 distributed)

Te Reo place naming initiatives across rohe

Te Uri o Hau Scholarship program - tertiary, secondary, intermediate, primary school and sports funding (2019-20: $29,320 distributed to 103 applicants)

Whanau Ora support through Kaiarahi coordination

Family Start programme providing parent support and baby development education

Social work support services for whanau (43-76 whanau supported annually)

Kaiwaka office base for community services

Tangata Development programs focusing on housing, employment, financial wellbeing

Steve Adams Basketball Camp sponsorship for rangatahi

Tupu Ake Forestry roopu educational activities

Taumata Council cultural guidance and tikanga oversight

WAI 303 Treaty Claim endorsement and representation

Kura Kaupapa investigation for Dargaville area

Korowai and cultural taonga support

Matakohe Bridges and cultural sites protection

Te Mana o te Wai - partnership with Taranaki Regional Council on freshwater management and National Policy Statement for Freshwater Management

Environmental monitoring and cultural induction on property development sites

Kaitiaki initiatives to support guardians of customary fisheries and coastal areas

Taranaki Maunga protection and redress arrangements through Te Ruruku Pūtakerongo

Tātai Tangata ki te Whenua - māra kai programme teaching traditional food systems and kai sovereignty

Waitangi ki Whaitara - annual commemoration of Te Tiriti o Waitangi with 3000+ attendees

Succession planning initiatives including internship programme (Te Rauhī Hiringa) for rangatahi

Te Hononga Grants - funding for kaupapa promoting connection including whānau reunions and cultural engagements

Cultural narratives and tikanga embedded in property development and Ngāmotu House design

Education Scholarships and Grants - 215 uri supported with $174,377 for secondary and tertiary education

Whakapapa validation and cultural monitoring on development sites

Hapū distributions - $85,000 each to seven established hapū entities for operational funding

Te Atiawa Puanga Kaumātua Ball - celebration of Māori New Year for kaumātua

Ka Uruora financial literacy programmes - Te Uru Ahupūtea and Te Uru Tahua supporting whānau wellbeing

Ngā Purapura o Te Taihauāuru - support for kapa haka rōpū competing at Te Matatini

Te Mana o Te Wai partnership with Taranaki Regional Council on freshwater management and policy

Archaeological and cultural monitoring of construction projects

Environmental and ecology monitoring by hapū on State Highway corridor improvements

Climate Change Policy development (to be completed FY24)

Engagement in District Plan review process with focus on protection of taiao and sites of significance to Māori

Taiao Strategy development underway (completion FY24) to direct future activity and ensure developments align with Te Atiawa aspirations as manawhenua

Waka Kotahi collaboration on safety and environmental improvements on State Highway corridor

Support for Coastal Walkway and roading improvements with environmental consideration

Review of Iwi Environmental Management Plan to reflect Te Atiawa Taiao worldview

Te Hononga Grants programme supporting kaupapa promoting Te Atiawatanga (whānau events, cultural groups, language initiatives)

Hapū operational funding supporting marae and community activities

Cultural wānanga series including Taranaki Mounga design wānanga

Whānau events and pool days for community connection

Support for kapa haka representation and Te Matatini hosting

Māui Pōmare Day commemoration event and scholarships

Rangatahi wānanga for cultural connection and youth leadership development

Marae support including Ko Tamawahine wharekai rebuild at Manukorihi Pā

I am Hana Project - celebration of Te Atiawa history, culture and language through Hana Te Hemara's story

Education grants programme ($152,750 awarded to 198 uri for secondary and tertiary education)

Riri me te Raukura historical commemoration event

Tribal Development Fund grants for whānau and hapū initiatives

Te Kōpae Piripono Puna Reo support through property acquisition

Te Reo Māori tamariki movie screenings

Ka Uruora WhānauSaver programme with financial education literacy

Environmental impact assessments for resource consents

Participation in freshwater and three waters policy reform

Marine and Coastal Area Act customary rights application

Waiwhakaiho River Project restoration

Waiwhakaiho Project Jobs for Nature

Resource Management Act compliance and consultation

Marae Grant - $1,000,000 toward Ko Tamawahine wharekai rebuild

Riri me Te Raukura cultural commemoration events

Hapū distributions - $490,000 to support hapū development programmes

Te Riri me Te Raukura event supporting land wars commemoration

Taranaki Mounga Wānanga Series

Cultural support for pōwhiri and blessing ceremonies

Tribal Development Grants - $220,000 for social, cultural and educational activities

Te Atiawa Education Grant Scheme - $137,000 distributed to 149 uri

Ka Uruora financial literacy and savings scheme for whānau

Kāwaroa Park destination play project support

Kaumātua support events and Christmas functions

Te Kohia Pā Development Strategy

Rauhī Te Atiawa Mentoring Programme

Environmental compliance assessment for Dairy Holdings Limited investment

Kōkōwai and Ngā Kaitiaki o Ngā Motu Curious Minds Projects

Resource Management Act engagement and Cultural Impact Assessments

Participation in kiwi translocation, release and monitoring on Taranaki Maunga

Te Atiawa Iwi Environmental Management Plan (Tai Whenua, Tai Tangata, Tai Ao) implementation

Pest eradication programmes via Taranaki Mounga Project

Mana Whakahono a Rohe Agreement participation

Marine and Coastal Area (MACA) application for customary rights recognition

Toutouwai (robin) translocation and monitoring

Te Kekeu development with water rain gardens and native plantings

Waiwhakaiho Catchment Restoration project partnership

New Plymouth District Council Coastal Walkway and stream restoration projects

Engagement in national policy and regulation reforms

Te Rā o Māui Pōmare online hui

Reo Māori initiatives - Tauira Tū Tauira Rongo and He Puka Kīnai programmes

Te Kotahitanga Scholarship for Environmental Planning/Resource Management study

Te Kāhui Rangatahi o Te Atiawa rangatahi wānanga and leadership development

Te Atiawa Kaumātua Hui engagement

Rauhī Te Atiawa mentoring programme

Ka Uruora financial literacy and savings scheme with 30 whānau completing courses

Blessing ceremonies for developments and community sites

Taonga Pūoro and cultural protocols support

Cultural support for education providers (New Plymouth Boys' High, New Plymouth Girls' High)

Riri me te Raukura annual commemoration events

Hapū distributions - $420,000 to 7 hapū for developmental programmes

Education Grants Programme - $56,000 distributed to 81 registered members

Tribal Development Fund - $230,000 for social, cultural and educational activities

Pātaka Whata customary fishing distribution programme

Launch and implementation of Te Atiawa Iwi Environmental Management Plan (Tai Whenua, Tai Tangata, Tai Ao)

Participation in resource management processes and environmental initiatives

Engagement in Taranaki Regional Council resource management enforcement proceedings

Participation in Marine and Coastal Area (MACA) application

Whio survey on Maunga Taranaki

Engagement with kiwi translocation and pest eradication projects with Taranaki Mounga project

Tangaroa Stream restoration project

Te Pūtake o Te Riri - national wars commemorations

Pua Te Ata - creative iwi communications ecosystem

Ka Uruora - whānau financial wellbeing and savings scheme (70 active members)

Ka Uruora Financial Education programme

Te Aho Ngārahu - three digital educational resources for reo Māori learning

Te Ātiawa Iwi Charitable Trust education grants ($50,250 distributed to 43 recipients)

Pātaka Whata - customary fishing distribution

Te Kāhui Rangatahi o Te Atiawa - rangatahi leadership development (45 participants)

Te Hauwhenua communications platform

Rauhī Te Atiawa Curated Mentorship programme

Pae Wānanga Te Atiawa - four reo Māori immersion wānanga

COVID-19 response support including kai distribution and health testing

Tribal development fund ($150,000)

Ka Uruora Housing - affordable housing programme

Hapū distributions ($350,000)

Tangaroa Stream Clearance and Restoration Project

Pest eradication programmes with Taranaki Mounga Project

Te Atiawa Iwi Environmental Management Plan (IEMP) 'Tai Whenua, Tai Tangata, Tai Ao' - launched at AGM

Toutouwai and kiwi translocations and releases

Waiwhakaiho Awa Restoration Project - river catchment restoration and monitoring

Kōkōwai Curious Minds project - water and gases sampling from Maunga Taranaki mineral springs

Mana Whakahono a Rohe Agreement development

Ngā Kaitiaki o Ngā Motu Curious Minds project - historical and scientific data collection

Environmental consent responses - approximately 80 submissions

Puketapu Hapū Cultural Values Statement (CVS) and Kaupapa Māori Framework

Training and wānanga on water monitoring and Cultural Health Index (CHI)

Marine and Coastal Area Act application - MACA pending High Court consideration

Education grants - $50,300 awarded to 44 Te Atiawa uri across secondary, undergraduate and postgraduate studies

Co-funded scholarships with Victoria University of Wellington - $700-$2000 per recipient

Māui Pōmare Day co-ordination and cultural support

Interactive digital story books and mobile app resources for education

Rangatahi Wānanga (Te Kāhui Rangatahi o Te Atiawa) - cultural capacity building

Hapū support and distribution readiness programmes

Level 4 Māori Governance Training Course delivery with WITT

Wānanga and cultural training for hapū and kaitiaki

Ka Uruora financial wellbeing programme - launched August 2019 with Taranaki Iwi

Rangatahi Leadership Summit - featuring keynote speakers and mentoring

Pātaka Whata - customary fisheries distribution for whānau events, tangihanga, wānanga

Te Riri me te Raukura commemorations

Hui Rangatahi - Te Atiawa ki Kāpiti - intergenerational and inter-regional engagement

Reo Māori and cultural awareness programmes

Ka Uruora housing programme - shared equity model partnership

Te Atiawa Iwi Environmental Management Plan (IEMP) - drafted and undergoing hapū kaitiaki review

Ngāmotu Marine Reserve project

Te Manuao GIS Database - mapping wāhi tapu, wāhi tupuna, mahinga kai and sites of significance

Taranaki Mounga environmental initiatives

Environmental consent submissions and responses (39 submitted in FY18)

Hapū water monitoring and training

Cultural Health Index (CHI) wānanga

Waiwhakaiho River collaborative project

Toutouwai and kiwi translocation programmes

Pest eradication programmes

Pātaka whata customary fishing management

Ka Uruora - whānau financial independence and savings programme (launching FY19)

Te Riri me te Raukura commemorations

Maui Pomare Day commemorations

Education grants scheme (42 grants in FY18, total $39,450)

Hapū and marae governance training workshops

MOUs with Western Institute of Technology (WITT) and Victoria University of Wellington

Rangatahi wānanga - July 2017 (80 attendees) and November 2017 (90 attendees)

Taranaki Tū Mai Festival - October 2017 (140+ members competing in sporting and cultural events)

Distributions to hapū for capacity building ($1,050,000 in FY18)

Māori governance programme development

Te Reo revitalisation initiatives and community reo programmes

Affordable housing programme in development

Māori Authority tax credits distribution

Kororā (blue penguin) monitoring and habitat protection

LiDAR scanning of wāhi tapu for site documentation

Renewable energy and cost savings initiatives

Native forest habitat restoration

Pest control at key wāhi tapu and iwi sites

eDNA testing for pest management

Papa pokepoke (indigenous plant) initiative

Onaero Reserve management plan development

Te Kōhanga Āhuru collaborative forest restoration for Kiwi protection

Wastewater treatment plant project with cultural values integration

Updated rāhui on Urenui Awa Snapper Flats based on health advice

Mauri Compass monitoring of four main awa catchments

Pōhutukawa planting and restoration programme

Cultural and biodiversity monitoring programmes

GIS mapping and documentation of wāhi tapu and cultural sites

Solar panel installation at Urenui Pā for renewable energy

Kiwi translocation and monitoring support (Capital Kiwi project)

Environmental DNA wānanga and training

Tītī (petrel) population monitoring and burrow checks

Taramoukou ki Uta forest restoration project

Tuna surveys and freshwater ecosystem health monitoring

Water quality monitoring in Urenui, Mimitangiatua, and Onaero awa

He Puna Wai freshwater management project

Marine mammal stranding response plan development

Rāhui (temporary closure) on Mimitangiatua Awa due to contamination

Myrtle Rust monitoring and protection of native species

Paleotsunami research project with GNS Science

Piharau (lamprey) protection and monitoring

New website with community and kaupapa information

Poi Manu ceremonial team training and performance

YouTube channel with recorded wānanga and educational content

Karanga wānanga for women on cultural protocols and marae roles

Archive and documentation of Ngāti Mutunga history and whakapapa

Paepae wānanga on whaikōrero and waiata learning

Internship opportunities with universities and research institutions

Rā Mutunga annual iwi gathering and celebration

Cultural monitoring wānanga for environmental practitioners

Puanga ki Urenui stargazing and seasonal ceremony

Site visits and wāhi tapu tours

Calendar with monthly taki kōrero for deeper learning

Rangatahi (youth) engagement and leadership programmes

Whānau Pool Day cross-iwi family event

Whānau engagement through website and online resources

Marine mammal stranding wānanga

Wairuatanga (spiritual wellbeing) wānanga

Pēpi packs for newborns to connect with iwi from birth

Pae kōrero (speaker platform) wānanga series

Kaumātua Christmas lunch gatherings

Whānau Saver financial literacy and savings programme

Social media engagement and quarterly e-pānui

Te Pumaomao decolonisation and treaty education wānanga

Whakapakari te Kāinga Urenui Pā redevelopment project

Māori Me membership portal for educational resources

Te Rangihīroa College opening and educational partnership

Associate Kaitiaki programme for governance development

Communication and engagement plan development

Te Rā o Te Rangihīroa annual cultural celebration

Interpretive signage and storyboards at reserve areas

Ka Uruora financial capability and home ownership support

Aspiring Leaders Forum participation for young Māori leaders

Collaborative kaupapa with Northern Iwi Collective

Online wānanga series on Ngāti Mutunga rohe and taki kōrero

Whanaungatanga (relationship-building) activities across regions

Education grants and scholarships for tertiary students

Taranaki Whānui Māori Rugby League tournament

Te Kōhanga Āhuru - collaborative forest restoration for kiwi protection across north Taranaki iwi

Pest control programmes at multiple sites including Onaero beach, Urenui beach, Wairoa, Wai iti beach, Puketapu/Pukemiro, Pohokura, Te Urenui and Okoki Pā

Pōhutukawa tree restoration project planting 90+ trees at sites of cultural significance

Kororā (blue penguin) monitoring at Wai iti beach, Urenui beach and Onaero

Kiwi monitoring and care including Operation Nest Egg kiwi at Moki forest, Makino forest, and Taramoukou

Water quality monitoring via Mauri Compass on Haehanga Stream and Mimitangiatua awa

Cultural monitoring and environmental monitoring programmes

Waste water treatment plant involvement for Urenui and Onaero

Papapokepoke project - papa (clay) use and taonga puoro creation

GIS project for mapping and managing wāhi tapu and environmental sites

Freshwater monitoring and advocacy through Māori freshwater fisheries programmes

Karakia wānanga series - 9 online wānanga on Ngāti Mutunga karakia with YouTube recordings

Whakapakari Te Kāinga community development project support

Tikanga documentation and sharing of Ngāti Mutunga kōrero through wānanga and resources

Pōhutukawa wānanga - planting and cultural significance

Rā Mutunga annual hui-a-tau celebrating iwi identity and wellbeing

Te Rā o Te Rangihīroa 70 year commemoration

Education grants programme - $60,900 total support to 89 uri for tertiary and trades education

Kapahaka and whaikōrero wānanga at Urenui Pā

Takutai Moana oral history project collecting whānau stories of coastline gathering and fishing

Paepae wānanga - whaikōrero training for uri at Urenui Pā

Puanga wānanga - exploration of Puanga from mātauranga Māori and astrophysics perspectives

Ka Uruora WhanauSaver financial literacy programme

Scholarships including Miriama Evans Memorial Scholarship and Ngāti Mutunga Scholarship

Pēpi Packs for newborns to encourage registration and connection to iwi

Mauri Compass cultural monitoring framework implementation

Pohutukawa taonga tree propagation and restoration at Paparoa Reef

Freshwater monitoring of Urenui Awa and other waterways

Kiwi conservation partnership through Operation Nest Egg

Kororā (little penguin) monitoring with GPS tracking to assess fish abundance in coastal waters

Pest control programmes across multiple wāhi tapu and natural sites

Opposing Remediation New Zealand contamination through legal/regulatory processes

Taramoukou Conservation Area remediation project

Support for Deep South climate research project

Te Kōhanga Āhuru - collaborative kiwi habitat restoration project in 7,500 hectares of forest

Collaboration with Department of Conservation on biodiversity protection

Takutai Moana coastal engagement and documentation

Rā Mutunga annual celebration and AGM

Whakapakari Te Kāinga wānanga for Urenui Pā redevelopment

Te Rangi Hiroa Day annual commemoration

Weekly taki karakia in partnership with Te Korimako o Taranaki

Karanga and whaikōrero training for cultural practitioners

Annual calendar featuring cultural narratives and karakia

Kaumātua support and engagement during COVID-19

He kohu ka rewa wānanga delivered online

Victoria University scholarships (Ngāti Mutunga Scholarship and Miriama Evans Memorial Scholarship)

Te Pumaomao wānanga - two-day cross-cultural tikanga workshop

Pua Te Ata wānanga series for rangatahi on communications and media

Membership database expansion and family whakapapa documentation

Educational grants and scholarships programme ($9,500 distributed)

Whānau fun days and sports sponsorship (Rugby League)

Mauri Compass assessment of Mimitangiatua and Urenui awa to measure cultural health and environmental degradation

Beach planting and restoration projects at Urenui sea wall and Onaero domain

Monitoring and advocacy for environmental quality improvements in rohe

Collaboration with local kura on environmental projects (Urenui, Mimi, and Uruti schools)

Taramoukou pest control project with DOC funding and Todd Energy sponsorship - installed over 200 DOC 200 traps for rat and stoat control

Tracking tunnels for mokomoko surveys and riparian margin restoration

Pest control networks established at Pukemiro/Puketapu at Onaero, Urenui domain, Urenui Pā, Okoki Pā and Wai iti beach

Tuna (eel) surveys and aquatic species monitoring

Rāhui placed on Mimitangiatua and Urenui awa due to degraded cultural health and mauri

Virtual hui and wānanga via technology to connect uri globally

Documentation of whakapapa and tikanga around coastal gathering practices

Educational grants and scholarships ($15,250 awarded in 2020)

Wānanga on whakapapa and genealogy

Rā Mutunga Day celebration reinforcing Mutungatanga through history, origins and waiata

Support for uri participating in tertiary, trades and polytechnic education

Pūa Te Ata wānanga series (7-part virtual wānanga for rangatahi on communications and Māori media ecosystem)

Taranaki Tū Mai bi-annual cultural sports event with marching, softball, touch, netball, golf, kapa haka

Joint scholarships with Victoria University focusing on health and wellbeing research

Whānau Ora aligned recovery strategy with whānau-centric approach

Administration support for Urenui Pā Trustees and governance

Te Rangihiroa Day celebrating whānau connection to Te Rangihiroa's legacy

Pukemiro Haumanutia - DOC200 mustelid traps, weed management, ongoing site visits

Okoki Tiakina Ake - possum pest control with leg-hold traps, native forest restoration

Mauri Wai, Mauri Ora - freshwater monitoring in awa and manga, Cultural Health Indicator assessment

Kimihia Kermit - frog survey project with local schools and community

Āhua o Ngā Kūrei - estuary health assessment of Urenui and Mimitangiatua

Kororā protection - increased pest control and monitoring at Wai-iti and Urenui breeding sites

Te Urenui and Pohokura - officially recognized as Key Native Ecosystems

Kiwi work - Western Brown Kiwi project partnership with Kiwis for Kiwi

Taramoukou - DOC Community Partnership for forest restoration and pest control

Resource consent submissions on environmental matters

Educational grants program - 42 grants totalling $30,391 in FY2019

Victoria University joint scholarships - Miriama Evans Memorial Scholarship and Ngāti Mutunga Scholarship

Te Pumaomao wānanga - fourth annual hosting

Rā Mutunga Day - celebrating Ngāti Mutunga identity and connection to Urenui Pā

Te Rangi Hiroa Day - celebration of cultural taonga and community awards

Whānau stories and educational success stories featured in annual report

Waiata and karakia resources about ancestor Mutunga and Maruehi Pā

Young Leaders Summit - developing leadership capacity in rangatahi across iwi

Rangatahi wānanga in partnership with other iwi (Te Puni Kōkiri funded)

Energy hardship programme with temperature monitoring in 280+ households; 98.8% of homes failing WHO minimum temperature standards

Tōtara Legacy project with Manulife for seed sourcing and rākau replacement

Raukawa Kaitiaki Economy Strategy to guide sustainable investment decisions

Energy-efficient equipment and energy retailer support implementation

Environmental Reforms Management plan in response to policy changes

Drinking water compliance training programme for marae

Marae Climate Resilience Project discussed at Ministerial Forum

Te Mauri o Waihou partnership with DoC - 30,000+ native trees planted, pest control and ecological restoration

Tuna and kōura restoration programme with national and international recognition

Local Waters Done Well programme - marae water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure assessments

Kaitiaki Ranger roles established for ongoing environmental monitoring

Te Oriori o Raukawa - podcast series and forthcoming book on oriori and whakapapa

Kahu Taurima Service - integrated pēpi hub and health clinic with cultural grounding

Kaiako and professional development for education sector integration of Raukawa knowledge

Te Whare Kōrero o Raukawa - cultural learning and whakapapa narratives (151 participants)

Kura Reo - weekly reo Māori immersion

Te Mātātahi Tū - youth leadership programme for Year 7-8 rangatahi

Wānanga Pā Harakeke - harakeke and traditional knowledge for marae supporters (164 whānau)

Rangatahi Leadership and Succession programme for ages 15-19

Family Start and Well Child services with reo Māori and mātauranga integration

Te Kura Reo o Raukawa - 19th year of reo Māori immersion wānanga (128 participants)

Rites of Passage Podcast Series - 8-episode series on Raukawa life transitions

Kaumātua Services Day Programs - multiple weekly sessions in Putāruru, Tokoroa, Te Awamutu

Mōtai Tangata Rau - kapa haka group performing at Te Matatini

He Ara Tūhono - Rangatahi Trade Training Programme

Wānanga ā-rohe - eight regional wānanga on reo, whaikōrero, karanga, whakapapa (306 participants)

Paepae Development Programme - staff training for tikanga roles

Tāne Ora programme - 16-week wellbeing programme for men

He Māhuri Raukawa - leadership development programme for emerging leaders

Te Tātāwhāinga Kaumātua Games - annual gathering of 250+ kaumātua

Te Awa Kōrero project - reo immersion wānanga on awa with $306,429 funding from Waikato River Authority

Te Waihou Access Track - environmental protection through track rerouting

Raukawa Climate Change Strategy - Te Tahatū o te Rangi, Mōtai ki te Whenua

Department of Conservation partnership for environmental management

Te Rautaki Taiao a Raukawa (Environmental Management Plan) review using TAR approach

He Rā Whatiwhati Kō - training programme for kaitiaki using freshwater monitoring tool

Te Mauri o Waihou - environmental restoration project with 20,000+ trees planted

Raukawa Energy Innovation Project - addressing energy hardship through research and subsidy models

Wāotū Quarry - resource consent management and environmental protection

Te Ārohirohi o Raukawa Freshwater Assessment Framework - monitoring and assessment tool for waterways

Three Waters Readiness Programme - assisting marae with water infrastructure and management

Marae resilience strategy and emergency preparedness planning

Te Whare Kōrero o Raukawa - 5-day immersive wānanga on language, traditions and culture

Te Manawapouhihiri - marae-based regional wānanga for reo and tikanga (426 participants)

Te Oriori o Raukawa - cultural knowledge through traditional oriori with podcasts

Rongoā Wānanga - traditional Māori healing practices

Raukawa Traditional History Book - publication preserving historical narratives

Te Ūkaipō - programme empowering whānau in traditional birthing and parenting practices

Kaumātua Games and Kaumātua Day programmes

Mōtai Tangata Rau - kapa haka group representing Raukawa

Tāne Ora Programme - 16-week holistic wellbeing for men including cultural practice

Whiria Ngā Hua grants - supporting community initiatives aligned with Raukawa tikanga

Matariki celebrations and Koroneihana (funeral rites) support

Kaupapa Kōrero - contextual reo use and cultural learning activities

Te Kura Reo o Raukawa - full immersion te reo Māori and tikanga programme

He Māhuri Raukawa - organisational leadership programme for emerging Raukawa leaders

Marae support through grants (15 marae), infrastructure upgrades and operational support

Pou Kōkiri roles - direct engagement with marae and whānau to strengthen cultural outcomes

Tōtara Legacy Project

Raukawa Climate Action Plan

Te Mauri o Waihou Project - native tree planting and viewing platform restoration

Environmental Monitoring Dashboard

Ngātira Marae solar panels installation

Tuna Management Plan - Elver Trap and Transfer Programme

Freshwater Gold Clam biosecurity response

Te Ia o te Awa project - cultural landscape documentation

Te Ārohirohi o Raukawa - Freshwater Assessment Framework

Environmental commissioners accreditation programme

Marae Resilience Programme

Raukawa Climate Resilience project

Te Tātāwhāinga Kaumātua - kaumātua games

Pūhuruhurutanga - traditional rites of passage for tamariki

Te Kura Reo o Raukawa events

Tamariki Ora services

Kahu Taurima - First 2000 Days programme

Whiria Ngā Hua - community enterprise fund

Kai Ora, Mara Kai - nutrition and cooking programme

Te Ūkaipō - traditional birthing practices, oriori and tohi restoration

Wānanga ā Rohe - regional fluency improvement wānanga

Te Whare Kōrero o Raukawa - marae-based te reo Māori wānanga

Te Manawapouhihiri - Raukawa evaluation framework

Kura Reo - advanced te reo Māori immersion programme

Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori celebrations

Koroneihana - iwi descendants gathering

He Māhuri Raukawa - Raukawa-centric leadership development

Marae Renovation Project with environmental considerations

Te Mauri o Waihou Project - landscape design and biodiversity management plan for cultural and environmental values

Pūtake Taiao environmental group focusing on sustainability and resource management

Te Ārohirohi o Raukawa - Freshwater Assessment Framework launched to monitor and assess waterway health

Ngā Wāhi Tūturu Plan Change - protection of cultural sites and landscapes in district plans

Te Ūkaipō - wānanga programme for reclaiming traditional birthing and parenting practices

Te Whare Kōrero o Raukawa - cultural learning for uri

Pūhuruhurutanga Curriculum - supporting tamariki transition from childhood to adulthood

Raukawa Suite of Reo Programmes - language learning for over 160 attendees

Te Oriori o Raukawa - 12 verse oriori for intergenerational transmission of mātauranga

Tīwai Hauora health and social services programmes

Kaumātua Games - annual celebration bringing kaumātua together

Kakara Whakarei Cultural Growth Group initiatives

Te Kura Reo o Raukawa - online immersion language programme

Te Manawapouhīhiri - Raukawa Education Framework

Kai Ora, Māra Kai - programme teaching whānau to grow and cook affordable meals

Marae grants supporting 16 marae

Te Whare Rongoa Āraimate - Community Vaccination Centre partnership

Kuia Koroua Wellbeing Grants supporting over 300 kaumātua

Education grants supporting 66 students in 2022

Kaumātua Kai Packs - support for kaumātua wellbeing

Kōhanga Learning Packs - culturally infused activities for tamariki aged 2-5

Resource Consent Strategy development with councils

Fisheries Regulations implementation for customary take management

Ngā Wāhi Tūturu Plan Change - South Waikato District Plan cultural site protection

Environmental monitoring and pest/weed control programmes

Raukawa Kaitiaki Rōpū - community environmental capability building

Ngā Wāhi Tūturu me Ngā Taonga Tuku Iho - marae renovation project ($1.2m funding)

Te Mauri o Waihou project - Blue Springs landscape design and biodiversity management

Ōngāroto Wetlands project restoration

Mahinga Kai Enhancement project - traditional kai growing and gathering practices

Te Ārohirohi o Raukawa - Freshwater Assessment Framework and Tool development

Waipapa ki Arapuni Wāhi Ahurei project - cultural landscape 3D mapping and online tool

Waikato and Waipā River Restoration Strategy implementation

Te Whare Kōrero o Raukawa - reo Māori and tikanga marae-stay wānanga (117 participants)

Raukawa Kaumātua Games - 130+ kaumātua participating in sports and whanaungatanga

Ngā Kura o Tua Whakarere exhibition - celebration of Raukawa history and taonga (681 attendees)

Te Manawapouhīhiri - Raukawa education framework launching iwi-led cultural education

Te Uru Raukawa - monthly reo wānanga (20 average attendance)

Raukawa suite of reo programmes - 280+ attendees throughout year

He Puna Wai Nui, He Ia Rere Roa - iwi partnership with MOE for intergenerational knowledge transmission

Tīwai Hauora health and social development services - Te Kei o te Waka (child welfare), Te Tūāpapa o te Ora (whānau ora), Whakapakari ai ngā Rangatahi (youth mental health), Transition to Adulthood (care leavers support)

Ōrākau Commemorations - historical memorials and education

Iwi partnering with Kāhui Ako - Raukawa animations for education

Raukawa Staff Awards (Ngā Tohu Kaimahi) - annual celebration of staff excellence

Treaty of Waitangi commemorations - Festival of Cultures (community partnership)

He Māhuri Raukawa - Raukawa Leadership Programme (18 participants)

Raukawa Traditional History Book project (stalled due to loss of historian Nigel Te Hiko)

Matariki celebrations planning

Grants to marae, education, kuia koroua wellbeing, and sports ($868,302 total distribution)

Te Tai Whakaea - Treaty Settlement Journey web series and multimedia resource

Te Kura Reo o Raukawa - weeklong immersion cultural programme (136 participants)

Hei Māpuna - Monday and Wednesday evening reo classes in Tokoroa and Putaruru

Covid-19 resurgence planning and welfare support

Touchstone project - enhancement of connectedness for iwi members to Raukawa identity

Covid-19 community support - hygiene packs, food packs, kaumātua care packs

Community vaccination and assessment clinics in partnership with Waikato DHB

Mate Huka (diabetes) improvement framework - school-based nutrition and exercise programmes

NZ Unit (carbon credits) holdings from Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry for restrictions on future land use on forestry land

Recognition of Te Hiko whānau support during Covid-19

Donations to Raukawa community ($2.7m in FY2020)

Support for social and cultural initiatives through charitable trust

Distribution funding for Raukawa people and wider community

HIKO decarbonisation programme - BYD Atto 3 electric vehicles reducing emissions by 95%

Pourewa native plant nursery - 9,400 native plants planted in Year 1

Takaparawhau drainage and ground reinforcement for environmental protection

University partnerships for ecological monitoring

Emission reduction targets set with Toitū

Habitat restoration and coastline resilience projects

Community monitoring at Ōkahumatamomoe for kūtai survival

Te Pourewa māra kai and volunteer planting programmes

Climate change risk mitigation for Te Tōangaroa

Ko Te Pūkākī 2040 - long-term environmental regeneration strategy

Toi Reo programme suite with in-home reo resources

Te Puna Reo Ōkahukura language programmes

Kaumātua blessing group - 100+ engagements across rohe

Kapa Haka at Ōrākei Marae

Te Kawau waka cultural engagement and ceremonies

Rental subsidies for papakāinga homes

Te Reo Māori programmes - 224 whānau engaged, doubled participation

Taikura Kaumātua Kapa Haka Festival participation

Marae capital improvements and operational enhancement

Toi Pakihi whānau business support (60+ businesses)

Whaikōrero and karanga training

Marae wānanga raranga (weaving)

Education grants and scholarships (1.4M - 1.7M per year)

Hawai'i Street papa kāinga development

Whakapapa digitisation and cultural knowledge embedding

Ko Au Ko Ngāti Whātua exhibition - cultural storytelling

Toi Ora health insurance and Toi Tupu savings schemes

Tikanga and Kawa training programmes

Takatū sports and hauora centre

Internship and rangatahi leadership pathways

Hiko Electric Vehicle (EV) initiative - 3 BYD Atto3 EVs at Ōrākei Marae with 16+ tonnes CO2e reduction and projected 82-tonne reduction over 8 years

HIKO HUB charging station at marae for free EV charging

Cycling pathways and transport sharing schemes exploration

Environmental footprint measurement project across Group

Pourewa gardens and māra kai with volunteer programmes

Te Mana o te Wai strategy for freshwater protection

Whenua and moana protection programmes

Health support programmes - Takatū mental health, Te Kaupapa mental health and addiction services, Āwhinatia Te Tangata cancer support

Toi Whātua cultural programmes - Matakahi, Matatūāhu, Toi Reo, Toi Tapere, Toi Kuranga, Toi Mātauranga, Toi Whakaata

Pūpūtarakihi Tohu Tiketike Awards celebrating community achievements

Toi Ora health and wellness initiatives - Iron Māori, sporting events, health education programmes

Business support through Toi Pakihi whānau business directory

Te Kawau waka launch and maritime heritage programmes

Kapa haka training and performances including Taikura Festival participation

Kaumātua support programmes - health insurance, joint replacement surgeries, participation in 230+ community events

Housing support and papakāinga development for whānau

Matariki celebrations including Umu Kohukohu Whetū ceremony

Te Reo Māori programmes - 120 whānau enrolled in Toi Reo with 80% pass rate

Whānau Navigation programme supporting mental health and wellbeing

Education grants and scholarships - $2.2m in FY24

Net zero operational emissions target by 2030

Regenerative papa kāinga with sustainable energy, housing, water and kai systems

Water quality improvement programmes for Ōkahu Bay and Waitematā

Transport initiatives including cycling pathways and EV-sharing schemes

Marae water conservation and efficiency initiatives

Ecosystem restoration and moana protection

Environmental footprint auditing and reporting framework

Te Reo Māori comprehensive programme (all levels)

Kapa haka workshops and competitions

Matariki celebrations and Umu Kohukohu Whetū ceremony

Toi Tupu education and development programmes

Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Hōtaka Hararei (Holiday Programme)

Māra kai (garden) harvest and kai preparation

Pūpūtarakihi Tohu Tiketike awards celebrating achievement

Ōrākei Marae as cultural hub and venue for whānau gathering

Leadership development and governance pathways

Te Matatini 2023 hosting (major cultural festival)

Toi Ora whānau health and wellbeing programmes

Te Wharekura cultural and marine education space

Waiata and karakia practice

Mahi toi (arts) commissions telling Ngāti Whātua stories

Toi Pakihi whānau business support

Whenua restoration with sustainable practices in kai production, water use, waste management and energy consumption

Rongoā Māori strategy development and rongoā māori garden establishment

Ecological restoration efforts on the whenua

Environmental footprint reporting and measurement

Mussel restoration project in Ōkahu Bay

Māra kai (garden) providing weekly harvest and learning centre

Water quality improvement programmes for Ōkahu Bay and Waitematā

Foundation Climate Position statement development

Umu Kohukohu Whetū (Matariki celebration) on Takaparawhau

Kapa Haka workshops (30+ delivered)

Whakapapa education and awareness programmes

Culture and Arts Centre business case development

Kaumātua support services and kaumātua housing units

Dementia care programme design and implementation

Toi Ora whānau health insurance programme

Whai Māia health, education, employment and business support programmes

Tāmaki Hub (formerly Tāmaki Vaccination Centre) health services

Te Reo Māori comprehensive programmes (beginner to advanced)

Mahi Toi (art and cultural practice) funding

Tribal archive establishment

Toi Tupu whānau engagement programmes

Mental health strategy completion

Toitū te whenua - ecological mahi and restoration on Whenua Rangatira (48 hectares) and Pourewa (33 hectares)

Pest management practices consistent with kaupapa on Pourewa aligned with Whenua Rangatira

Ōkahu Rākau - landscaping and maintenance of gardens in Wynyard Quarter and Quay Street Development

Pourewa nursery development - protection and development of Tāmaki plant collection, seed bank of Tāmaki species

Māra kai and māra rongoā plantings for traditional use and practices

Homestar 6 rated homes at Oneoneroa development for sustainability

Kaitiakitanga - protecting and enhancing the environment in rohe

Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Awards - celebrating whānau achievements

Te Matakahi - 4-year rūmaki reo programme for uri with te reo Māori fluency

Mahuru Māori - month-long celebration of te reo Māori

Ahi Kā - cultural representation and blessings at major events and locations throughout Tāmaki

Kapa haka groups - Te Puru o Tāmaki Kaumātua, Te Pou Whakairo, Te Puru o Tāmaki, Tumutumuwhenua

Te Reo Tuawhiti - online te reo Māori and kapa haka learning levels

Whakapapa documentation and wānanga programmes

Internship programmes for rangatahi

Education grants and scholarships for members

Te Puna Reo early learning centre - Māori medium education

Kai on the Fly - whānau support during Covid-19 lockdown

Toi Ora health and wellbeing programme

Kaumātua support services

Marae-based cultural activities and ceremonies

Ecological restoration of Takaparawhau and Pourewa with over 200,000 native trees planted

Removal of moored boats from Ōkahu Bay to restore environmental and cultural wellbeing

Ōrākei Visual Framework and Management Plan development for sustainable land management

Para Kore waste reduction support for whānau

Mana Moana management plans for Ōkahu Bay and Waitematā

Toi Ora health insurance programme (70% membership enrolled)

Te reo Māori support including Tākina online learning programme

Pēpi Packs for newborns with whakapapa connections

Kaumātua support and care services

Kapa Haka support and cultural performance

Pānuitia literacy programme for tamariki

Education grants and scholarships

Internship and employment programmes

Ready to Work and Enhanced Employment Pathway programmes

Native nursery development - 200,000 seedlings per year capacity

Kaitiakitanga practices at Pelorus Campground and wider operations

Ruapaka Wetland restoration - removal of dead trees, fencing perimeter, planting 20,000 native plants

Te Hoiere Project - freshwater fish monitoring and ecosystem health assessment

Pekapeka Project - pest trapping, feral cat control, bat monitoring

Cultural indicator monitoring tool development for environmental health measurement

Kānuka research on unique regional properties and sustainable harvesting by Maramataka

Mahi Taiao - proactive resource consent review and environmental monitoring

Takutai moana stewardship and marine area protection

Integration of mātauranga with modern conservation practices

Predator pest monitoring and trapping program planning

Summer internships for rangatahi

Taiaha Wānanga - traditional weapon training and cultural practice

Te Ohu Mātātahi - rangatahi wānanga with waterway exploration and historical learning

Te Manu Whakarewa i te Reo - Te reo me ōna tikanga course with NMIT

Te Reo Kia Rewa - Annual wānanga te reo focused on marae language

Wānanga Pakohe - 5-day traditional tool-making and cultural revitalization wānanga

Wānanga Tukutuku - weaving wānanga with harvesting of pīngao

Pūni Wāhine - wāhine-focused cultural gathering and learning

Tataka Te Pua - early learning program for mokopuna (Te Moana and Mahi Toi kaupapa)

Kapa haka support and performance opportunities

Archives project - digitization of historical records for whānau access

Kōrero Kaumātua and Kōrero Rangatahi contributions

Whānau Ora Navigators supporting whānau aspirations

Marae-based events: Tamariki Christmas, Kaumātua Christmas, Kaumātua Ball

Cultural narrative development for school communities

Te Ara o Hine Rēhia - kapa haka exhibition and celebration

Strengthening Early Learning Opportunities - teacher training in Māori cultural practices

Whakapapa and whānau connection programs

Planned transition to sustainable heating and air conditioning systems

Ruapaka Wetland Restoration Project - 16 hectare wetland restoration with native plant reintroduction

1500 native plants planted at Ruapaka

55,000 seedlings planted on DOC concession land

Te Hoiere Project - landscape restoration and kaitiaki ranger employment

Te Pākeka (Maud Island) - Pākaha (Fluttering Shearwater) monitoring and conservation

Ngāti Kuia Mauri Assessment and Monitoring Tool development

Native nursery development for organic certified plants

Pakohe quarry site protection from wilding pines and forestry harvests

Crack Willow eradication at Ruapaka using drilling, filling, and aerial spraying

eDNA testing for species presence monitoring

LED lighting installation at 155 The Terrace for energy efficiency

Organic certification of Titiraukawa and whānau whenua blocks

Te Mana o Te Wai advocacy and strategy development

Carbon footprint calculation planned as part of 5-year plan

Waste minimisation policy development for properties and operations

Cultural competency training for early childhood educators via SELO

Hīkoi and haerenga cultural site visits

Ngā Kōrero Tuku Iho - iwi narratives for schools across Te Tauihu

School relationship building and cultural narrative launches

Te Manu Whakarewa i te Reo - year-long te reo course with cultural immersion

Tataka te Pua - Te Reo Kia Rewa pēpi and whānau language revitalization program

Te Reo me ōna Tikanga annual wānanga

Kurahaupō PLD - professional learning and development for teachers across schools

E Koro Pāroa waiata revitalization and performance

Te Tātoru o Wairau cultural narrative integration in school design

Whānau Ora Navigator support for holistic wellbeing

Education grants and scholarships - $87,551 back-to-school grants (1,020 tamariki), $57,520 tertiary grants

Te Hora Marae as community hub with regular bookings and activities

Whānau storytelling and history documentation

Whakapapa registration and maintenance

Hauora pathways and health promotion partnerships

Sports and recreation support for rangatahi (rugby league, kī-o-rahi, netball, golf)

Arts and cultural expression support (whakairo carving, kapa haka, photography exhibitions)

Tamariki and Kaumātua celebration events at Te Hora Marae

Taiao Footprint calculation and monitoring

Nukuwaiata frog monitoring and conservation on Chetwodes Island

Kānuka research with AgResearch - studying localised varieties and sustainable harvesting practices

Led Te Hoiere Project - landscape-scale environmental restoration with Marlborough District Council, DOC, Fonterra, community

Ruapaka Wetland restoration - partnership to restore mauri with focus on protecting urupā

Kotahitanga mō te Taiao Alliance - environmental restoration at scale

Conservation Board appointment - Raymond Smith appointed to Marlborough/Nelson Conservation Board

Native tree planting - 35,000 native seedlings (kānuka, mānuka, mixed natives) planted on DOC Concession lands adjacent to Titiraukawa

Pakaha (Fluttering Shearwater) burrow restoration at Kokomohua/Long Island

Native Nursery development at Titiraukawa - semi-automated facility for native plant production

LINZ property upgrade - LED lighting installation to reduce carbon footprint and power consumption

Waste minimisation policy development for properties, events, and operations

COVID-19 whānau support - wellness packs, rapid antigen tests, COVID-19 relief grants, financial and health literacy support

Horticulture training courses - Level 3 and Level 4 nursery production qualifications

Tribal Economy development - jobs and income generation at Titiraukawa through kānuka processing, horticulture, apiculture

Marae maintenance and development - Te Hora Marae infrastructure upgrades (plumbing, gas lines), whare tupuna development planning

Te Reo Ngāti Kuia and Whakapapa education - He Toki Pakohe Education Strategy implementation with resources and teacher professional development

Te Pua Pod - early childhood education based on Ngāti Kuia pūrākau and whakapapa

Kurahaupō PLD collective - accredited professional learning and development for teachers in kaupapa Māori pedagogy

Marlborough Schools co-location project (Te Tātoru o Wairau) - iwi involvement in education design

Te Ohu Mātātahi a Kuia - rangatahi wānanga focused on mahi understanding and mahi toi

Sites of Significance bus haerenga - whānau and public learning about history and connection to whenua

Wānanga on te reo me ōna tikanga - cultural immersion and knowledge transmission

Mātauranga pūrākau resources - documented stories of Matua Hautere, E Koro Paroa, and other traditions

Kaumātua lunches and whānau gatherings at Te Hora and Whakatū Marae

Whānau Ora Navigator support - holistic whānau wellbeing across housing, employment, health, education

Ngāti Kuia Hauora Rautaki 2022 - health strategy with focus on hinengaro (mental health), tinana (physical), whaikaha (social), and aged care

Housing strategy development - papakāinga and affordable rentals to support whānau return home

Back to School Grants - $33,476 distributed to 667 tamariki

Tertiary scholarships and education grants - $206,921 total distributions including grants, scholarships, marae support

Bee Husbandry and Apiculture training courses - Level 3 and Level 4 commercial qualifications

Te Hoiere Landscape Restoration Project - collaborative long-term conservation project

Kotahitanga mō te Taiao Alliance - coordinating all conservation work across Te Tauihu

Organic Wild Harvest Certification achieved on Kenepuru Block 7

Sustainable harvesting practices with karakia and tikanga for whānau land use

Cultural footprint mapping using ArcGIS for Ngāti Kuia

Taiao Iwi Management Plan development

Kaitiaki development through Te Arahanga Iwi monitor training programme

Project Moturoa participation for kaitiaki training

Native plant replanting and kānuka nursery and orchard development

Environmentally friendly business sustainability model emphasizing kaitiakitanga

Te Hora Marae capital investments and facility development

Back to School Grants - $30,109 distributed to 601 tamariki

He Maunga Pakohe Rautaki Hauora - Health Strategy research with whānau engagement

He Toki Pakohe - Education Strategy implementation

Scholarships and tertiary grants for whānau members

Wānanga and noho programmes throughout the year

Bee apiary training courses (4th cohort)

Whānau Ora Navigator role established for recovery and wellbeing support

Te Pua Pod - mokopuna pod development at marae

Kaumātua support including Christmas celebrations

Tuia 250 celebrations - waka tangata traditions revitalization

Reo Ngāti Kuia classes across regions

Ngāti Kuia Weekend and Roadshow events (six locations)

Kānuka harvesting training wānanga

Family Violence (Tū Pono) support

Tribal Economy support for whānau business development

Te Mana o Te Wai engagement - participation in wānanga on water rights and Three Waters discussions

Taiao protection initiatives - advocacy for sustainable practices balancing economic expansion with natural resource protection

Port of Tauranga opposition - environmental and sustainability concerns regarding port expansion

Marae infrastructure grants - support for water assessment and infrastructure at marae facilities

Taiao protection and advocacy for sustainable practices

Three Waters engagement and submissions

Te Mana o Te Wai marae engagement

Marae infrastructure grants for water assessment

Hui-a-Iwi engagement with members

Marae wānanga ($1,000)

Community whānau support services and in-home support for 63 beneficiaries

Te Putake o Te Riri movie screening and 160-year commemoration ($200,000)

Pukehinahina commemoration ($50,000)

Kapa haka support - Ngāti Ranginui kapahaka ($5,000) and Te Wharekura o Mauao ($5,000)

Te Tauranga o Nga Waka kapahaka roopu

Tākitimu waka support - repairs, maintenance and travel ($3,000)

Mauao Trust support for Hui-a-Motu ki Turangawaewae ($7,500)

Education scholarships ($22,000) and Hauora Māori internships ($45,000)

Paid internships for rangatahi in finance, health, taiao and administrative roles

Waka education and paddler training (100-150 trained paddlers)

Piupiu provision for cultural performances and Te Matatini competitions

Te Pakanga o Te Ranga support ($50,000)

Kaumātua support programs ($6,500)

Iwi Chairs Forum hosting

Waka educational wananga

Hauora Māori internships

Education scholarships

Kaumātua support programs

Whānau in-home support services

Te Putake o Te Riri and movie screening (160-year commemoration)

Te Pakanga o Te Ranga support

Mataora Services - trauma and addiction counselling

Pukehinahina commemoration

Kapa haka support and sponsorships

Environmental Court Hearings regarding Port of Tauranga application for extension

Contracts with Department of Conservation and Ministry for Environment for environmental mahi

Water kaitiaki support to marae

Te Awanui protection and kaimoana species restoration

Submission work on environmental matters - 63 submissions in FY2023

Water Quality Research Project

Fresh Water Reforms wanaga held at marae

Te Awanui freshwater protection

Advice to marae regarding fresh water reforms and Te Mana O Wai

Environmental Court hearing participation for moana protection

Contracts with Department of Conservation and Ministry for Environment

Engagement with National Iwi Chairs Forum on climate change and adaptation

Water quality research project

Opposition to Port of Tauranga Stella Passage consent application

Waka maintenance and support for water kaitiaki space

Participation in national Iwi Chairs forums on climate change and adaptation

Whanau Kianga housing - 24 whanau housed

Home & Community Support Services - 285 whanau/community receiving home support

Mental health and counselling services - Mataora with 161 referrals

Takitimu Waka maintenance and wananga leadership programme

Te Kapa Haka o Ngāti Ranginui - kapa haka support and performance at Te Matatini

Poukai annual hui supporting Kingitanga relationships

Mana Whenua scholarships - $30,000 invested into Iwi teachers

School curriculum development regarding Tauranga Moana

Tamariki/Rangatahi Ora - 20 attended holiday programmes

Kai support to kaumatua and marae

Matariki and cultural celebrations

Whakapiki Oranga whanau support - 249 whanau supported

Te Kapa Haka o Ngāti Ranginui - Te Matatini performance

Marae grants and support

Te Piripoho Safe Sleeping for pregnant women - 60 whāpu mama supported

Tamariki Respite and Emergency Placements - 16 placements

Disability services and vocational training

Youth Justice mentoring - 27 referrals

Takitimu waka maintenance and wānanga leadership

Localized curriculum development for kura by Mana Whenua

Mana Whenua training programmes for mainstream organizations

Kaumātua hui and support

Matariki and Waitangi celebrations

Poukai annual event at marae

Tamariki and Rangatahi educational support - 607 young people supported

Whānau support services - 4938 whānau supported

Home and Community Support Services - 285 whānau receiving support

Mauri Ora Health Services reaching 1,566 community members

Dedicated Environmental management unit (Te Tai Ao strategic priority)

Team funded project for three years under Te Mana O Te Wai with marae and hapū

Representation on Pou Take Āhuarangi - Iwi Chairs Climate Change Group

Ngāti Ranginui Inc Soc dedicated Environmental management unit

Te Tai Ao strategic priority alignment

Te Mana O Te Wai three-year funded project supporting marae and hapū

Pou Take Āhuarangi - Iwi Chairs Climate Change Group participation

Taiao sub-committee formation planned

Te Waka Wairua (spiritual services)

Mirimiri as intervention to AOD and Trauma

Home and community based support services (184 whānau)

Kaumātua support programs

Tākitimu waka restoration and revitalization project

Rangatahi wānanga and sports sponsorships

Kōhanga and kapa haka support

COVID-19 immunisation and isolation support

Health and wellbeing programs (Antenatal and post-natal supports, Clinical Nursing Teams, Healthy lifestyles and Dietitians)

Social services (141 whānau)

Youth mentoring programs

Counselling and safety programmes (545 whānau)

Antenatal and post-natal supports

Trauma intervention support (Mirimiri)

Tākitimu Waka restoration and revitalisation project

Rangatahi wānanga programme

Kapa haka sponsorship (primary school regional competitions, kapahaka groups)

Matariki co-sponsored events and functions

Poukai support

Marae grants programme

Kaumātua support and Ranginui jackets distribution