If you are a warranted Māori Warden and have successfully completed the Ngā Akoranga Pirihīmana course, you are eligible to receive a new Number One Uniform provided by the Māori Wardens Project.
Uniforms are made to fit and you will be fitted by our supplier while you are in attendance at the course. You will be provided with the following:
General wear and tear and cleaning of the Number One Uniform is your responsibility, however, if you require extensive repairs, the Māori Warden Project may assist with this. Call 0800 991 882 for further information.
As part of your uniform you are able to add extra detail such as taniko belts, badges (e.g. on hats), your sub-association logo and epaulettes. These are NOT supplied by the Māori Wardens Project and it is entirely up to you and/or your sub-association.
The Māori Wardens Project can assist you with the provision of safety equipment to assist you in undertaking your duties.
Equipment is only available if you have successfully completed the Ngā Akoranga Pirihīmana course provided by the Māori Wardens Project. This equipment is standard safety equipment that is
1 x torch 1 x wand attachment 1 x belt clip
The provision of vehicles means Māori Wardens can travel around the motu to support other wardens when needed. It also means the safe transport of wardens to complete everyday duties and responsibilities – such as night patrols and ‘walk-throughs’.
Currently there are 29 vans available around the country for Māori Wardens to use. Of these vehicles, 15 have covered trailers. These are housed at local Police Stations, with Regional Coordinators or at Warden offices.
These vehicles have booking systems and you will need to contact your Regional Coordinator or local Police Iwi Liaison Officer to discuss booking the vehicle for your kaupapa.
Last modified: 31/05/2010
