Āhuru Poipoia

Empowering families, rangatahi, and tamariki through coordinated support.

Tū Pono

Te Mana Kaha O Te Whānau

Tū Pono

Tū Pono Connectors support whānau affected by family and sexual harm so that they are empowered to access the support services they need. Crucial to this service is the need for our Connectors to build and establish sustainable relationships and partnerships with local and regional community stakeholders to drive systematic change, towards the elimination of family violence and sexual harm.

Family violence is not okay.

Restoring mana and ora

Restoring mana (spiritual power) and ora (wellbeing) to whānau facilitates physical and emotional healing and forms an integral part of whānau oranga. (health)

This service is for:

All whānau - no matter where you are from.

Beneficial for:

Our Tū Pono Connectors will:

  • Support whānau who want to access Te Ao Māori solutions to address family and sexual violence and harm
  • to access the specialist services they need, focused on enhancing their ability to be resilient and nurturing
  • Facilitate gatherings such as wānanga, noho, or workshops that support whānau where appropriate.
  • Work with whānau and key agencies on kaupapa relating to the elimination of family violence and sexual abuse.
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How the service works

Make contact

You can reach out to us directly for support, or a referral may be received from an agency or a community organisation.

Meet in person

Whakawhanaungatanga - A member of our team meets with you, providing a comfortable space for open conversation and mutual understanding.

Make a plan

Together, we assess your needs and create a tailored plan. Urgent needs are addressed first, ensuring that each plan takes a holistic approach – recognising that there is no one-size-fits-all solution.

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Takiri mai ra ko te ata i te tonga. Ka whariki mai te manu kua ao kua awatea. He ngākau aroha e kitea i roto inga to pito o te whare, Ngā uri whaka tupu ki te maunga teitei. E rupu mai ana e ngā hua papai, He oranga mō te iwi māori. - Nā te Kuia nā Keupe Stafford Fairest.