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... I ’m definitely proud to be a part of the Pā.” Te Pūtahitanga o Te Waipounamu Pouārahi, Helen Leahy, says the concept is about...
... own identity stands confidently in the world. “Tamaiti akona i te pā, tū ana ki te ao, tau ana,” she says. “The vision for T...

...whānau and over time we help their community.  I know this to be true because I am living proof of it,” says Kahira Rata-Olley...

... sports.” Designer Kawana Wallace of myReo Studios says “ I ’m very proud of Puni Reo Pāhekoheko.” “We wanted to create a...
...  I believe it is the first Māori sports VR game ever developed.” Puni Reo Pāhekoheko means to join or to interact.   “All of...

...thanks heaps," says one participant. “ I enjoyed the workshop – it helped me move forward in a positive way, that fixing my home...
...Opened by eyes to what I can achieve,” another participant says. Awarua Synergy General Manager Sumaria Beaton says these...

...Housing Institute Professional Excellence in Housing Awards. “ I would especially like to acknowledge the Te Puni Kōkiri Māori...
... 200 houses being evacuated in the Eastern Bay of Plenty.   “ I know this had a devastating impact on whānau in the region...

... were renting. “ I a marae, it takes a papakāinga to raise a child. And I know our tupuna are...

... Te Puni Kōkiri is helping him gain the needed experience. “ I have contributed a lot of my time to the creation of our new...
...“ I want to provide my whānau with the best life possible so generations to come will have the best head start in life.” The...

... kaupapa has given me the confidence to know who I am and be proud of who I am,” says Jordan. “I'm grateful to have been...

...create one. “When Kākano started I know exactly what we were getting into, but I saw pretty quickly there was...

... on firm foundations. “ I e so there’s lots of us,” Melany said. “That’s why I ’m trying to do good in...