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A big thank you to the many sponsors of this year's Christmas at Parry Street. We appreciate and are grateful for your support.

The interplay between artificial intelligence and ancestral intelligence is not a competition; rather, it’s an opportunity for synergy.

Caring for our environment is crucial because it directly impacts our well-being. When we preserve and protect natural resources like land and water, we ensure sustainable ecosystems that can support and benefit people now and in the future. This interconnected relationship underscores the importance of environmental stewardship for the health and prosperity of communities. if we care for the environment, the environment will continue to sustain the people

Waahi Whaanui Trust to announce the launch of their new Online Inhouse Counselling program, effective from October 3, 2023. This initiative aims to provide convenient and confidential support to individuals and families, leveraging the expertise of our counsellors based in Australia. These counsellors are previous staff of Waahi Whaanui Trust and are familiar with the needs of local whaanau.

The Incredible Years Program exemplifies a holistic approach to fostering healthy child development and empowering families. Through its evidence-based strategies, community engagement, and commitment to lifelong learning, it continues to make a profound impact on the lives of children and caregivers alike. As we navigate the complexities of modern parenting, programs like the Incredible Years offer invaluable tools and hope for a brighter future.‍

HIPPY (Home Interaction Programme for Parents and Youngsters) is a FREE home-based programme that helps parents to get their 2-5-year-old* child ready for success in education. HIPPY builds connections HIPPY supports families from diverse ethnic and geographic groups and those most at risk because of poverty, parents’ limited education, and social isolation. HIPPY helps parents build confidence and skills to create a positive learning environment to prepare their children for school. Parents are actively supported through Home Visits and Group Meetings, where they connect with other parents. Each HIPPY area is managed by a qualified, professional coordinator working with para-professional tutors.

MoneyMates support groups are based around the concept of sharing and learning together as a group. This approach works in both large and small communities, as proven with programmes such as Weight Watchers. Facilitators encourage group members to learn from others, get control over their financial lives, and build resilience.

Today Waahi Whaanui Trust welcomed Ira Koopu and Oranga Rangatahi to our whaanau. Both Ira Koopu and Oranga Rangatahi will utilise Te Whare Wai Ora for the mahi they do alongside Rangatahi.

Social Workers in Schools, also known as SWIS, is a FREE service that support your child and family to learn, grow and thrive. Whether you need help with school, at home or with things like health services. Social Workers in Schools are trained professionals who work in partnership with you and your school. We want to enhance the life of your child and family. This service is for all children and families in your school community. We focus on working with you to address any issues at any early stage and build on your family’s strengths. The earlier we can work with you, the better the outcomes for your child and family. So, whatever you need help with please come and talk to us.

Waahi Whaanui Trust's, Christmas at Parry Street promises to be a fun and enjoyable time for all whaanau. Come and enjoy an afternoon of fun and games, entertainment and prizes, yummy kai and stalls.