TE WHAKAPĀHŌTANGA MATAORA O TĀ MĀUI PŌMARE 2022

Manukōrihi Pā Trustees in association with Te Korimako o Taranaki Proudly Presents.

Whānau Engagement Manager Te Waka McLeod & Chairman of Ka Uruora Jamie Tuuta – Ka Uruora

Ka Uruora – Whānau working towards their financial goals with tools developed in partnership with our Iwi. Ka Uruora offers savings, education, and homeownership opportunities to help whānau towards achieving financial independence for you and your whānau.

Riana Manuel – CEO Māori Health Authoritative

Speaking about the New Maori Health Authority, Health Reforms, and what it means for Maori

Anaru Marshall & Rewi Panoho-Healthy Homes

Anaru Marshall has worked with the Waitara Initiative Supporting Employment Trust commonly known as WISE for many years trying to achieve the goals WISE has set out delivering initiatives that create employment and training opportunities in the wider Taranaki community to reduce the effects of poverty. Rewi Panoho joins Anaru to speak on these initiatives, how they help our whānau, and also tips on how we can keep our houses warm on these cold nights, and healthy for our whānau

Selwyn Pirihi, Patrica Rangi & Emere Wano – Te Aranga

Te Aranga o Taranaki iwi recovery manager Emere Wano is joined by Selwyn Pirihi, and Patrica Rangi to speak about the inception of Te Aranga and the mahi Te Aranga will do in the future

Troy Ryan – Tā Māui Pomare Scholarship Recipient

Tory Ryan 1st male to ever receive the Māui Pōmare Scholarship

Miria Pōmare – Māngai reo nō Te Whānau Pomare

Jamie Tuuta & Ruakere Hond – Facilitators

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