Wānanga schedule

Navigating Cultural Integrity for Enhanced Practice.

Providing support, tools, and representation in the fight against systemic injustices and promoting mental health awareness.

TĀNE ORA stands as a transformative wānanga tailored for Tāne (Men), aimed at cultivating protective factors to enhance tāne wellbeing and proactively deter all forms of violation, thereby unlocking the full potential of Tāne. This holistic wānanga is accessible both online and offsite, ensuring widespread participation and impact.

Wā Hine Ora stands as a comprehensive online well-being wānanga tailored for Wahine (women), aiming to empower individuals holistically. Through this wānanga, participants embark on a journey of self-discovery and transformation, igniting the inner spark for positive change. Engaging in Wā Hine Ora, you'll cultivate protective factors to enhance personal well-being and equip yourself with strategies to safeguard against, and to prevent, all forms of violation in your life.

Mai Ngā Karu o te Ora Suicide Awareness and Prevention Wānanga Join us in Tūrangi for a series of five wānanga, supporting whānau and individuals affected by suicide. These sessions offer a safe space to share, heal, and explore new strategies for strengthening wellbeing and resilience within our community.

TĀNE ORA stands as a transformative wānanga tailored for Tāne (Men), aimed at cultivating protective factors to enhance tāne wellbeing and proactively deter all forms of violation, thereby unlocking the full potential of Tāne. This holistic wānanga is accessible both online and offsite, ensuring widespread participation and impact.

Providing support, tools, and representation in the fight against systemic injustices and promoting mental health awareness.

Navigating Cultural Integrity for Enhanced Practice.

Join us every Wednesday from 5:00PM to 6:00PM as we explore the transformative power of Kapahaka.

Mai Ngā Karu o te Ora Suicide Awareness and Prevention Wānanga Join us in Tūrangi for a series of five wānanga, supporting whānau and individuals affected by suicide. These sessions offer a safe space to share, heal, and explore new strategies for strengthening wellbeing and resilience within our community.

The P.O.D. (Poutama Oranga Destination), a Wellbeing Activation Space dedicated to cultivating connections and fostering meaningful relationships within the community.