Kia hiwa rā, Kia hiwa rā
Kia hiwa rā ki tēnei tuku
Kia hiwa rā ki tēra tuku
Ko te pae tukutuku o Waipareira e mihi nei
Waipareira Tangata, Waipareira Whānau
Nau mai, haere mai
Te Whānau O Waipareira Trust is an Urban Māori Authority that was established in West Auckland in 1984. We are constantly evolving to reflect and accommodate the changing world around us. We offer services that encompass justice, social service, education and health.
As a nationally recognised provider we offer whānau
pathways ensuring that whānau (family) are at the
centre of everything we do. This unique approach
shaped by Te Ao Māori empowers whānau
to choose their own direction
and outcomes.
Kōrero Mai is a discussion
forum that has been created
so you can have a say on things
that are important and relevant to you,
your whānau, and Te Ao Māori.
Our latest topic is the Māori partys possible split from National,
are they on the right track?
Let us know your opinion.
Download Te Kauhau Ora
O Waipareira [PDF 963kB]
Whānau Tahi Navigator Version 2.0 – Waipareira’s relationship management tool, is now being deployed to providers offering health, education, justice and social services in New Zealand.
Te Whānau o Waipareira Trust has produced the first DVD to be made that offers a guide to breastfeeding for Maori called Whāngai Ū a beginners guide to breastfeeding.
We are celebrating the official launch of the 1st Maori breastfeeding DVD in the world.
Friday March 3rd at Whānau Centre.
Copies are free to mums and whānau living in West Auckland for more information contact Melissa on 0800 924 942.
PAFT offers hands on support and guidance to parents and caregivers, which will help you understand your child’s development and gain confidence in parenting.
We provide after school tuition for children aged 7-11 years, improving their reading, maths, spelling and comprehension. Subsidised funding is available for Māori children eligible through Te Putea Whakatupu Trust.
This early childhood centre for pre-schoolers with a focus on bi-lingual language delivers both Māori and English for babies and children aged 6 months -5 years. 20 hours free for children aged 3 years and over.
The Incredible Years Training Programme provides affordable, early prevention support that all families and teachers of young children can use to promote social, emotional, and academic wellbeing.