Service Expo
Ngāti Mutunga recently hosted a highly successful Service Expo in Urenui, bringing together a wide range of essential services for whānau and the local community. This exciting event showcased organisations
April 2, 2025
Ngāti Mutunga recently hosted a highly successful Service Expo in Urenui, bringing together a wide range of essential services for whānau and the local community. This exciting event showcased organisations
Rā Mutunga was held on 8 February 2025 at the Urenui Community Centre. There was a strong turnout and positive reception. A total of 94 whānau attended, including trustees from
The ceremony for the laying of the mauri stones for the Whakapaki St and Ngapapa St papakāinga housing developments will be on 5 April 2025. This will be the start
Te Matatini o Te Kāhui Maunga was a significant kaupapa, and we were privileged to attend and actively participate in this magnificent event. The Ngāti Mutunga stall was a tremendous
Our Education Grants closed on 31 March 2025. They are designed for whānau who are pursuing a post-graduate degree, a bachelor certification, tertiary education or trades, we are here to
We had a few final objectives to meet from our kimihia kōura project last year, so as advertised, we took a small whānau rōpu to Pouiatoa with the East Taranaki
The Whakapakari te Kainga Project/Urenui Pā Redevelopment Project is a significant initiative to revitalise and restore the historic Urenui Pā in Taranaki. This comprehensive redevelopment project aims to preserve the
The final roadshow event was held in Auckland at the Gravity NZ Trampoline Park, and what a day it was! Filled with laughter, fun, and unforgettable bonding moments, the park
This year’s Kaumātua Christmas gathering was held at the Urenui Hotel, and it was a wonderful occasion enjoyed by all who attended. The festive season provided the perfect opportunity to
The Aspiring Leaders Forum, held in Wellington, was an insightful and invaluable experience that brought together a dynamic group of young, diverse, and motivated leaders. This impactful event was designed
The Tātai Tangata ki te Whenua o Ngāti Mutunga programme kicked off with an exciting kanohi ki te kanohi wānanga, where participants had the opportunity to meet one another face-to-face.
The Te Puamomao Nationhood Building Decolonisation training at Muru Raupatu Marae was a resounding success. Focused on the Treaty of Waitangi, the Declaration of Independence (He Whakaputanga), and Cultural Intelligence,
Back in March, we conducted a Whānau Engagement Survey, where participants had the chance to win a $250 Game Changer Voucher to spend on Ngāti Mutunga merchandise. After some delays
Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Mutunga recently delivered Sensei Shane Says: Bullies Beware books to three schools in our rohe: Mimitangiatua, Uruti, and Urenui Schools, as well as Manukorihi Intermediate. Available
