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Ko Te Hiko te koha ki te whakaihiihi i ngā pūnaha ohaoha i te hapori e pai ake ai te uara o te oranga o ngā tāngata.

E kaha ana mātou ki te kimi i ngā mahi aronga hou i te hapori e whitawhita ai te ahi o te auahatanga.

Kei te mahi mātou kia whai māramatanga me te waihanga i te taiao mahi e pai ai te tautoko i waihangatanga o ngā urupare a te hapori.

Ka mahi mātou kia arotakengia, kia inea, kia tohaina te mātauranga e ako nei tātou.‍

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Kōrero mai – kei te hiahia mātou kia mahi tahi me ngā tāngata i te kaupapa nei.

He kai kei aku ringa
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There is food at the end of my hands
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This whakataukī signifies resilience, empowerment and hope. It refers to whānau’s ability to use the skills and resources they have, to create success.

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A community-driven movement to reduce the impact of the drug Methamphetamine

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Reflection and learning about our mahi

It's hard to take time out from the mahi to do reflection and learn together. Here we share some collective learning we have done together.

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Te Roopu Tiaki Rangatahi

Building strong foundations for Porirua rangatahi - a case study

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Wesley Rātā Village

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Timebanking

How can Timebanking help us support an alternative economy based on skills and connection in Eastern Porirua?

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Wellbeing Economy Alliance and Te Hiko

We've loved working with the Wellbeing Economy Alliance, helping us to learn more about what we do.

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