Join us to learn what’s happening with your teenager’s brain. This is a free presentation to support whānau and help you understand the changes that are occurring within their brain.
To register for this wānanga please contact: Anna Buckingham kairuruku@teaitarakihi.co.nz
There will also be registrations available on the day.
Have you met our fantastic and knowledgeable Kaiwhakahononga Hapori (Community Connectors)? These wonderful kaimahi are Hami Goldsmith, Brenda Warren and Leana Edwards!
WHAT DO OUR KAIWHAKAHONONGA HAPORI DO? …… They help you connect with appropriate support services in our community.
The Kaiwhakahononga Hapori are focused individuals that not only provide you and your whānau (family) with support-related information and advice, we: Whakarongo (listen), tautoko (support), link & refer you and/or your whānau with a variety of services and appropriate agencies depending on your needs. This could be led in either your own whare (home), your marae or in our tari (office). The choice is completely yours!
The tautoko includes, but is not limited to: Attending kanohi ki te kanohi (face to face) hui (meetings) with agencies, as well as offering tautoko with all the daunting things that can overwhelm some, such as online services, filling out government forms & applications, and making appointments with service providers & agencies.
To contact our Kaiwhakahononga Hapori, please email our Support Services at: support@teaitarakihi.co.nz and/or phone (03) 684 7906 Ext: 2 ... See MoreSee Less
Jan describes some of the new 24 hour volunteers at the Te Aitarakihi collaborative gardens. Have you got some spare time. Would love some help. Give me a call. Enjoy. Jacko. ... See MoreSee Less
Kia ora, e te whānau. Te Aitarakihi Whenua Trust has its Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 11 October 12.30pm. See pānui below. Nau mai, haere mai. Please RSVP by Sunday 9 October to Julie for catering purposes. admin@teaitarakihi.co.nz or 027 684 7906 ... See MoreSee Less
Join us to learn what’s happening with your teenager’s brain.
This is a free presentation to support whānau and help you understand the changes that are occurring within their brain.
To register for this wānanga please contact:
Anna Buckingham
kairuruku@teaitarakihi.co.nz
There will also be registrations available on the day.
See pānui for further details. ... See MoreSee Less
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well worth going to...
Come along and join us to learn how to best nurture our tamariki.
This is a new wānanga that hasn’t been delivered at Te Aitarakihi before.
To register for this wānanga please contact:
Anna Buckingham
kairuruku@teaitarakihi.co.nz
There will also be registrations available on the day.
See pānui for further details. ... See MoreSee Less
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Just wondering what kind of age range this would be suitable for please?
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This will be so fun mums go with your children 🌈😊🌈
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Kia Ora Koutou!
Have you met our fantastic and knowledgeable Kaiwhakahononga Hapori (Community Connectors)?
These wonderful kaimahi are Hami Goldsmith, Brenda Warren and Leana Edwards!
WHAT DO OUR KAIWHAKAHONONGA HAPORI DO? …… They help you connect with appropriate support services in our community.
The Kaiwhakahononga Hapori are focused individuals that not only provide you and your whānau (family) with support-related information and advice, we:
Whakarongo (listen), tautoko (support), link & refer you and/or your whānau with a variety of services and appropriate agencies depending on your needs.
This could be led in either your own whare (home), your marae or in our tari (office). The choice is completely yours!
The tautoko includes, but is not limited to:
Attending kanohi ki te kanohi (face to face) hui (meetings) with agencies, as well as offering tautoko with all the daunting things that can overwhelm some, such as online services, filling out government forms & applications, and making appointments with service providers & agencies.
To contact our Kaiwhakahononga Hapori, please email our Support Services at:
support@teaitarakihi.co.nz and/or phone (03) 684 7906 Ext: 2 ... See MoreSee Less
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Jan describes some of the new 24 hour volunteers at the Te Aitarakihi collaborative gardens. Have you got some spare time. Would love some help. Give me a call. Enjoy. Jacko. ... See MoreSee Less
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Te whānau Māra -come and meet some of our latest volunteers at Te Aitarakihi! ... See MoreSee Less
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He rawe, Matua Hane 🌸🌿🌸🌿🌸Tumeke te Whānau Māra 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Returning for the upcoming term 3 holidays
is Te Kīwai, our wānanga for tamariki and rangatahi.
Spaces are limited, register your tamariki today:
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfmnGYNimI-rL2qNa3hTiXcHwHkQiSfeuYjNzooNXxn8B9utQ/viewform
KO KOE KI TĒNĀ, KO AU KI TĒNEI KĪWAI O TE KETE
You at that handle and I at this handle of the basket ... See MoreSee Less
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Kia ora, e te whānau.
Te Aitarakihi Whenua Trust has its Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 11 October 12.30pm. See pānui below.
Nau mai, haere mai.
Please RSVP by Sunday 9 October to Julie for catering purposes.
admin@teaitarakihi.co.nz or 027 684 7906 ... See MoreSee Less
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