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... needed help.  I love my children and I want them with me but I knew I needed help before that could happen,” says...
...have given me so much, without judgement.  They have helped me and my children and they love me n after seeing me at my...

... for me working on the land that his iwi owns. “School wasn’t for me ,”...
...He told dad about the cadetship programme and dad told me and I said yip straight away but it took about a month before I...

... te reo Māori me  ngā wawata o ngā uri whakatipu.  Nō te tau 1983 ki te tau...
...i ngā hononga i waenga i te Karauna me te Iwi Māori. Ki te taha o tōna hoa rangatira a Kahurangi Tilly, he nui whakaharahara ōna...

... changed. “This friendly challenge with my colleagues got me off the couch and out walking after work, pushing my moko in...
... the way I used to and I feel so much better.  My doctor told me I had high cholesterol but I have gone for more tests since...

...but it’s quite a natural fit for me , and I really enjoyed it.  “For me , the best part of the internship was getting to see what...
...Logan says - “my team welcomed me with so much aroha and manaakitanga that I quickly felt confident and comfortable.”   Logan...

...The course helped me realise what I’m really passionate about,” says Legacy. “I want to own my own company and be the boss. I...
...“Nana asked me wn to get her medication so I did, but the chemist told me to come back in an hour and...

... has given me eve my dreams of owning or leasing my own farm. It gave me a real confidence...
...It gave me a real confidence boost and made me realise that, yes us females can be farmers, and yes we are good at what we do...

...tuhi me te mārama i te reo Māori. He maha ake hoki ngā pakeke Māori e kōrero Māori ana ki ā rātou tamariki i te kāinga, i roto...

...n 17 February 2017 more information can be found at /nga-putea- me -nga-ratonga/whenua-maori/whenua-maori-fund...

... that “missing piece”. “I’ve always had this longing inside me for the language and I can honestly say that learning te reo...
...and the joy it brings me to engage in conversations in te reo and to be able to understand it is endless.” Te Taura Whiri i te...