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... me te kura ngā tamariki mō te 25% o tā rātou wā oho; mō te 75% o te wā e toe ana kei te taha rātou o te whānau. He mea...
... Māori ki roto i te whānau mō te nuinga o ngā tāngata me whai wā , me whai kaha, me whai tautoko ka mutu me ū anō hoki. Pērā i...

...and emergency housing and repairs. The Sanderson whānau are among the first to receive assistance.  “We’ve been living pretty...
...So we alleviate some of that pressure by providing emergency housing.”  Currently transitional housing is provided by the rūnang...

... and food from its own maara kai. Today Koha Kai is an Emergency Provider. Its networks, reputation and commercial grade...
...as well as its own workforce and food supply made emergency services propose a partnership after the Tasman fires in 2019. When...

... that whānau living upriver are more vulnerable in an emergency situation, because they are further away from medical...
... of marae emergency e Puni Kōkiri Kāinga Rua fund helps develop marae emergency preparedness...

...kāore e kitea i roto i tētahi wā roa, pēnā ka kitea,” Te Kahautu Maxwell (Te Whakatōhea). “You can imagine what our talks aroun...

...otirā ngā matua e manaaki i o mātou tamariki I ngā wā parakitihi.   Image: Jamal McGruer, Te Kapa Haka o Ngāti Ranginui...

...more than 1 million others across the motu to take part in Te Wā Tuku Reo Māori – the Māori Language Moment. Kaimahi gathered...

... into their stories and history. A key figure in the emergence of Māori fiction in English since the 1970s, in her new...

...and Working with emergency housing providers. The Network also provides information on: Other housing providers; Other...

...no Māori Television and Kōhanga Reo were still emerging , there were also few opportunities to learn the language,” he says.  “A...