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NAU MAI, HAERE MAI

NAU MAI, HAERE MAI

Enabling whānau wellbeing.

Tama Tu, Tama Ora.

Tama Tu, Tama Ora.

Through physical wellbeing we thrive.

Ka haumanutia tātou e te Rēhia

Ka haumanutia tātou e te Rēhia

The art of leisure

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Listen out for the wonderful Dr. Rangi Matamua, Stacey, Scotty and the Morrison whānau, and Rhonda Tibble.

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This Matariki, one call can connect you with 9 enchanting stories of the stars of the Māori New Year. Listen to these immersive stories by dialling ‘0800 MATARIKI’ for free, or search 0800MATARIKI on Spotify. ... See MoreSee Less

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Ngā mihi nui to everyone who joined us for the Toi Ako webinar with the wonderful Christina Mckerchar! ... See MoreSee Less

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Our Latest Mahi

Check out our upcoming Toi Ako wānanga, Maramataka in the Workplace, coming up Tuesday 30 July 2019 in Wellington, and Maramataka in the Education Space, Wednesday 31 July 2019 in Christchurch. These wānanga will be facilitated by maramataka practitioner, Heeni Hoterene (Ngati Hine, Nga Puhi, Ngati Raukawa ki te tonga, Ngai Tahu ki Kaikoura).

Vision

Our vision is for our whānau to be healthy, active, and able to achieve their full potential.

Our Mission

Our mission at Toi Tangata is to support whānau and communities to strengthen their capabilities and connectedness with knowledge and skills to  improve well-being.

What We Do

Toi Tangata develops and utilises working methodologies that are mana enhancing and empower whānau to understand, achieve, and excel in their own physical health and wellbeing.  We understand Te Ao Māori, and take a collective ‘whānau centred’ approach to ensure our knowledge and experience as a team will provide an ideal fit.

We aim to represent whanau by informing, educating, and advocating to agencies. We use quality and innovative information and relationships to improve whanau physical health and well-being.