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Community-Led Funding Wānanga – Eastern Bay of Plenty – 27th October 2023
Navigating Funding Forums: Empowering Grassroots Community Groups
The Power of a Unified Global Funding Application: Why Hui E! has changed
Arotahi Ā-Hapori | Community Focus: Covid Drives Online Innovation For Sistema Whangarei – Toi Akorangi
National Hauora / Wellbeing Survey Invites Community Organisations to Share Their Stories

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Here are our Acting Kaiwhakahaere Matua @ronja.ievers and Pou Ārahi @arahinaconsultancy out and about in Dannevirke (also pictured are Kat’s pet cows!). “Being able to meet kanohi-ki-te-kanohi and take time for kai and kōrero is so valuable, especially because we’re working in a virtual environment. We meet online weekly but this is different”, says Ronja. They also met with Tararua District Council who do some great mahi bringing together and supporting small community groups in the district, providing advice and a space to meet and helping them access funding. #ruralliving #community #funding

Are you a small Māori community organisation in the Bay of Plenty rohe and find funding applications a challenge or simply want to explore available options to support your hapori? We’ve got your back!

We have a goal to help make funding more accessible for our grassroots Māori community groups and invite you to our very first community-led funding wānanga!

🙌 Big shoutout to the amazing Rochana Sheward from Belong Aotearoa @passthemic.aotearoa for her inspiring kōrero on our Tātou tātou podcast! 🌟🗣

We're thrilled to introduce our newest team member, Terrell O'Keeffe-Ineleo, who joins the Hui E! whānau as our Kairuruku / Coordinator. Terrell brings a wealth of experience from the customer service sector, with over a decade of diverse roles under her belt.

If you haven't heard, our Kaiwhakahaere Matua, Rochelle, is stepping aside in November.

What's the impact of feeling the weight of responsibility and Māori trauma as a community enabler? 🔥💬 We delved deep into this with the amazing Te Mete Lowman on the latest episode of our Tātou tātou podcast. 🎙️ His words are a raw and powerful conversation about navigating these emotions and the challenges of maintaining personal wellbeing while working across communities.

📣 Check out our latest blog from our Pou Ārahi, Katerina, on Funding Forums.

Join us online on August 28th, 11 am-12.30 pm, as we unveil the inspiring journey of Māori, community, and voluntary groups through challenging times.

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Community-Led Funding Wānanga – Eastern Bay of Plenty – 27th October 2023
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Navigating Funding Forums: Empowering Grassroots Community Groups
21 August 2023
The Power of a Unified Global Funding Application: Why Hui E! has changed
14 August 2023

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Community-Led Funding Wānanga – Eastern Bay of Plenty – 27th October 2023
Navigating Funding Forums: Empowering Grassroots Community Groups
The Power of a Unified Global Funding Application: Why Hui E! has changed
Arotahi Ā-Hapori | Community Focus: Covid Drives Online Innovation For Sistema Whangarei – Toi Akorangi
National Hauora / Wellbeing Survey Invites Community Organisations to Share Their Stories

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