Whānau Reclamation Workshops

Kotahitanga

Integral to realising the vision of the Reclaiming Pūtoetoe project are reclamation workshops with Ngāti Māhanga whānau. Funded by WEL Energy Trust and held at the Raglan Holiday Park Papahua, spots in these workshops filled within hours

Reclamation and Reconnection

Ngāti Māhanga whānau

Sustained by delicious kai, space was created for whānau to come together to learn, kōrero, connect and dream.

Whānau walked the whenua, listening, seeing and feeling, as they actively reclaimed and reconnected to their whenua, tūpuna and stories.

“We want people to understand why this whenua matters”

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Manaakitanga

Rangatahi Mātauranga Māori

Responding to requests for support, Raglan Naturally Community Trust has been able to facilitate a range of mātauranga Māori learning opportunities for rangatahi at Raglan Area School.

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Manaakitanga

Whāingaroa Youthwork Collective

Whāingaroa Youthwork Collective – Ngā Whakaruruhau Māhuri is a community-led initiative dedicated to supporting and uplifting rangatahi by connecting youth workers, mentors, and community supporters to collaborate, organise events, and advocate for youth in Raglan.

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Kaitiakitanga

Sharing Land to Grow

Sharing Land to Grow Food is a food sovereignty project led by Whāingaroa Environment Centre (WEC). The project connects landowners willing to share their land with people looking for space to grow food, whether for small urban gardening or larger-scale production, and supports them to work together. Raglan Naturally Community Trust has provided support for project coordination, meeting, workshop costs and communications.

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