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Canadian Governmental Delegation Visit Te Whānau o Waipareira

Te Whānau o Waipareira were honoured to host The Hon. Patty Hajdu, Canadian Minister for Indigenous Services and her Delegation, today.

Minister Hadju’s focus is ensuring every Canadian has equal chance of success and she is interested to learn from service providers like Waipareira about community well-being and development, alongside indigenous self-determination.

“Every indigenous person has the right to not just survive but to thrive – the right to be who they want to be – that every indigenous person can raise their children”
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The group of 15 dignitaries also included Deputy Canadian Minister for Indigenous Services, Gina Wilson; Chairperson of the National Indigenous Economic Development Board, Dawn Madahbee; and Her Excellency Joanne Lemay, High Commissioner of Canada to New Zealand. They will be joined by executive members from Te Puni Kōkiri including Tāmaki Director, Martin Mariassouce, Director of Operations, Jesse Roth and Cultural Advisor, Derek Fox.

Te Whānau o Waipareira Chair, Ray Hall, in his address acknowledged relationships we have with our indigenous whanaunga around the world.