Matawhaanui Trust
Key details
Class of Registration:
1 - Social Landlord
Registration Date:
3 Aug 2021
Entity Type:
Charitable Trust
NZBN Number:
9429047713864
Legal Entity Registration Number:
CC56413
Head Office:
159 Harris Street, Raahui Pookeka, Waikato
Board Members:
Noran Hill, Leon Wharekura, Michelle Nathan, Tim Manukau, Mururaupatu Maipi
Senior Management Names and Titles:
Joyce Maipi (General Manager), Justeena Leaf (Tuuhono Clinic Health Manager), Patricia Nathan (Pou Arahi, Papakaainga Housing Team)
Activities:
Activities:
Our Vision is to reclaim Raahui Pookeka (Huntly) through our voice and our community through deliberate actions to bring back the beauty, street by street, whaanau by whanau by ultimately working to connect with all whanau and our Marae to achieve their aspirations.
Our Projects are:
Mara Kai – Te Pataka O Rahui Pookeka
Our traditional and contemporary practice to nurture our people was through Mara Kai. Raahui Pookeka takes its name from Waikato rangatira, Te Putu, who, during times of scarce food supply, a ‘Raahui’ was placed with a ‘Pou’ to manage and distribute kai (mainly the eel supplies from the lakes surrounding Raahui Pookeka) amongst the haapu.
Te Pataka o Raahui Pookeka (TPRP) is simply to nurture our whenua and wai to grow and replenish our Mara traditions and tuna population using Maramataka to feed ourselves and others.
Te Whare Hauora O Raahui Pookeka – Whare Oranga
With joined up efforts between Te Wharekura o Rakaumanga and our Marae communities since 1999, Whare Oranga has been a fitness and sports hub.
From 2021, with collaborative efforts, we will grow Whare Oranga into a Hauora Precinct. From wellbeing services including Waka Ama, rugby league and netball to Rongoa Maaori and integrated health care services (clinical and indigenous). We will build Hauora Maaori and western models of care to serve the wider community in North Waikato. These will be built and delivered based on the needs of Maaori but for all people to access. From mirimiri to dental, to fitness and diagnostic, the Hauora precinct will have suites of services to cater to all ages.
Raahui Pookeka Papakainga:
It takes a village to raise a child and it takes whanau to build the village. Our approach to housing will incorporate all aspects of living and thriving in a village/marae/community. Without love, respect, and obligations for each other, and without nurturing te taiao me ona tikanga, a house is just walls, windows, and doors.
We will be deliberate about the designs and plans of our homes to adapt for intergenerational growth. They will be sustainable and affordable to address current and future climate challenges. Most importantly our papakainga will ensure whanau live in safety and regardless of their income and housing situation (rent/own/lease) to live side by side without stigma.
Our Vision is to reclaim Raahui Pookeka (Huntly) through our voice and our community through deliberate actions to bring back the beauty, street by street, whaanau by whanau by ultimately working to connect with all whanau and our Marae to achieve their aspirations.
Our Projects are:
Mara Kai – Te Pataka O Rahui Pookeka
Our traditional and contemporary practice to nurture our people was through Mara Kai. Raahui Pookeka takes its name from Waikato rangatira, Te Putu, who, during times of scarce food supply, a ‘Raahui’ was placed with a ‘Pou’ to manage and distribute kai (mainly the eel supplies from the lakes surrounding Raahui Pookeka) amongst the haapu.
Te Pataka o Raahui Pookeka (TPRP) is simply to nurture our whenua and wai to grow and replenish our Mara traditions and tuna population using Maramataka to feed ourselves and others.
Te Whare Hauora O Raahui Pookeka – Whare Oranga
With joined up efforts between Te Wharekura o Rakaumanga and our Marae communities since 1999, Whare Oranga has been a fitness and sports hub.
From 2021, with collaborative efforts, we will grow Whare Oranga into a Hauora Precinct. From wellbeing services including Waka Ama, rugby league and netball to Rongoa Maaori and integrated health care services (clinical and indigenous). We will build Hauora Maaori and western models of care to serve the wider community in North Waikato. These will be built and delivered based on the needs of Maaori but for all people to access. From mirimiri to dental, to fitness and diagnostic, the Hauora precinct will have suites of services to cater to all ages.
Raahui Pookeka Papakainga:
It takes a village to raise a child and it takes whanau to build the village. Our approach to housing will incorporate all aspects of living and thriving in a village/marae/community. Without love, respect, and obligations for each other, and without nurturing te taiao me ona tikanga, a house is just walls, windows, and doors.
We will be deliberate about the designs and plans of our homes to adapt for intergenerational growth. They will be sustainable and affordable to address current and future climate challenges. Most importantly our papakainga will ensure whanau live in safety and regardless of their income and housing situation (rent/own/lease) to live side by side without stigma.
Notice of intention to Revoke or Suspend:
None
Previous Suspension or Revocation details:
None