Te Pūtahitanga Directory

Chatham Islands Whanau Fit Inc. provides a fully equipped gym offering classes and one-on-one services, along with 24/7 access for whānau of all ages. Encouraging health and wellbeing in a vibrant, supportive environment filled with fun and laughter. Whether you're looking to achieve personal fitness goals or need rehabilitation for injuries, this dedicated team is here to help you every step of the way. Join us to experience a community-focused approach to fitness that prioritises your overall wellbeing.

Te Roopu Tautoko ki te Tonga is a Māori social service provider based in Ōtepoti. They offer a range of services, including Whānau Ora Navigators, kaiāwhina support, kaumatua groups, youth suicide prevention, rongoā/mirimiri, and cultural support services.

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Koukou Creations designs branding solutions that honor the integrity of our tupuna and are tailored to each entity. By weaving together mātauranga Māori and 15 years of design experience, they create authentic and culturally appropriate brand identities

Natalie Kere Art is a contemporary multi-disciplined Māori artist in Te Tauihu connected to Māori culture who utilises materials to emulate the natural characteristics of our taonga.

Te Hono O Ngā Waka provides Māori-led and designed social, health, and educational services that aims to empower whānau to thrive in all aspects of life, from health and education to culture and identity. We also seek to strengthen the connections between whānau, hapū, iwi, and other stakeholders in Te Tai o Poutini.

Papuni Boxing Ōtautahi, is leading the youth boxing in Christchurch. We are a not-for-profit organisation committed to the holistic development of rangatahi. Following the principles of Te Whare Tapa Whā, we focus on nurturing taha tinana, taha hinengaro, taha whānau, and taha wairua dimensions of health.

Selwyn Sports Trust focuses on getting the Selwyn community active through various programs and events. While most of their efforts are dedicated to tamariki and rangatahi, they offer events for all ages.

Dixons Boxing offer a full range of fitness activities and boxing is the foundation. We work with rangatahi groups from 8-11 years old, 12-17 years old and provide classes to adults that incorporate bag work, pad work, and movement to prepare for footwork.

Whakapakari Ora Wāhine Wellness provide traditional and contemporary Māori rongoā healing and medicine. We are dedicated to guiding women on their path to optimal well-being through a blend of traditional wisdom and modern insights.

Natural Health Therapys offers mirimiri, reiki, spiritual healing, kinesiology, DNA memory transformation, sound bathing, meditations, rongoā Māori, natural products, and native diva jewellery.

Nestled in the hamlet of Hokonui, the Munro farm is surrounded by gullies and native bush. The hills are steeped in history, from early pioneers to Māori legends. The Munro whānau has been farming here for over 40 years, selectively breeding sheep to produce finer, softer crossbred lambswool. This lambswool, known for being soft, moisture-wicking, hypoallergenic, and breathable, is preferred by some over merino for its thicker fibers that trap heat against the skin.George Munro's core values guide everything from product design to customer service. They celebrate their diverse heritage, blending tradition with modernity. By supporting the local wool industry, George Munro offers customers the chance to make ethical decisions while enjoying luxurious, low micron wool products.

HTK Group is a Māori-focused business consulting agency that supports Māori businesses with their needs and provides cultural capability and engagement planning.

Greenyard Vege specialises in growing and supplying spray-free hydroponic produce, including watercress, strawberries, and a variety of other fresh fruit and vegetables. Committed to sustainable farming practices, we ensure our products are free from harmful chemicals, providing a healthy and safe option for the hapori of Murihiku.

Ahurei Visual Tapui Limited is a digital media solutions provider tailored for whānau and the community. Specialising in photography, videography, and graphic design, they offer a comprehensive range of services to capture and create stunning visual content.

Kainga Kai Limited is a Māori-owned and operated catering company committed to providing authentic food experiences. They offer meals infused with tikanga and karakia, ensuring each dish honors Māori traditions and values.

Koha Kai primary purpose is to create equity in community for those people challenged by disability.  Through empowering people towards independence and autonomy and creating a pathway to employment enables them to not just achieve that equity but to feel valued within their whānau and their hāpori.  Within that kaupapa we are supporting whānau to become food resilient, learning how to access food grown themselves through the ancient knowledge of Maramataka, Kaitiaki and Matauranga Māori - from seed to plate.

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Combining indoor hydroponics and technology, Smart Māra aims to eliminate the use of harmful chemicals and pesticides, thereby reducing damage to Papatūānuku and minimizing climate impact. This approach provides more affordable and healthier options for whānau. Smart Māra envisions building large-scale farms with “Ready-to-Grow” systems capable of producing over one million crops per farm.

Āio Hauora offers a range of holistic well-being services, including mirimiri, romiromi, and beauty rituals, as well as selling rongoā, skincare products, and taonga. They collaborate with others to organise wānanga that support the well-being of individuals and the community. As a platform committed to healing and growth, Āio Hauora fosters an empowered community guided by the principles of aroha, manaakitanga, and kaitiakitanga.

Ringa Mangu Mahi Raranga is dedicated to providing a safe and comfortable environment for whānau interested in learning traditional Māori weaving. The kaupapa encourages participants to kōrero Māori at their own pace and time, fostering a supportive community for language and cultural learning. The goal is to strengthen these skills among whānau and extend their impact to the wider community.

Mako Design is a small whānau business based in Ōtautahi/Christchurch. They design and create contemporary Māori laser cut jewellery, art prints, and accessories pieces that celebrate our heritage and look towards our future, so that te ao Māori continues to thrive.

Tū Hono Taonga is a mobile carving unit providing pounamu, workshops and wānanga. We are an empowering kaupapa which supports whānau to learn the art of Pounamu Carving and Mahi Toi. We work with whānau to support their wellbeing and grow future aspirations and pathways through this life changing medium. We are utilising the medium of Pounamu as a tool of engagement and wellbeing.

Aokimi provides traditional Maori practices through mirimiri, body work, honohono, energy alignment, and rāranga, teaching the process' and tikanga of harvesting and creating with harakeke. We serve as a pillar for others to come and empower their wairua.

Kōrero & Kutz incorporates a kaupapa Māori hair salon and cafe to provide a welcoming space for isolated whānau and others. Our services include simple washes, cuts and blowdrying and other packages aimed at whānau entering the workforce. Pricing is either low-cost or koha depending on eligibility of whānau.

Awarua Synergy has searched the world for the best energy and eco-power solutions for the Deep South. Now, we are leading suppliers and installers of cost-effective, energy-efficient products for the homes, farms, and businesses of the region. We bring warmth, LED lighting and dry healthy air to the buildings in which the people of the Deep South live and work – and help give them power over their power bills!

Indigenius Wheke Ltd specialises in offering specialist kaupapa Māori training packages, Kaitiaki Support (one-on-one mentorship), resources, and customised services. Their mission is to provide indigenous solutions that integrate Māori models of healing, transformation, and safe space-holding into various contexts from practitioners to policy writers. They aim to enhance knowledge and usage of these models in a respectful manner that uplifts mana.

Rora Mihi Limited is dedicated to preserving and passing on the cultural treasures of Hine Te Iwaiwa and Te Whare Pora to future generations. This initiative focuses on revitalising ancestral practices rooted in the use of natural resources and connecting with the land within Te Tauihu region. They aim to facilitate intergenerational restoration and revitalisation of Toi Māori, ensuring its cultural continuity and relevance.i

Tamai Sports is a not-for-profit community impact organisation which provides children, aged 8–13 from the Tamai Learning Cluster in East Christchurch, the opportunity to participate in sport by removing any socio-economic barriers. Tamariki are selected for the programme by the principals of the decile 2–4 schools involved in the Learning Cluster. These children have had no previous exposure or opportunity to be involved in team sports and are selected by the school’s based on having the greatest need of the benefits that come from participation.

Ruruku is a boutique creative business that provides personalised print management solutions for Māori organisations. Our vision is for Māori organisations to be able to present themselves authentically and successfully through print mediums.

Inspiring Design specialses in branding, web design, and Squarespace support for creative businesses, enhancing their online presence to align with their visionary ideas. They empower creative entrepreneurs to sell, grow, and scale confidently by crafting bespoke brands and developing customised Squarespace websites that resonate with their customers. Inspiring Design ensures that technology doesn't hinder creativity, allowing clients to focus on their strengths and business goals..

Reigning Downs-Hauora Centre is a pioneering initiative led by a qualified educator with 16 years of experience. This unique centre combines education and equine experiences to enhance the Hauora of rangatahi. Emphasising the importance of Hauora to foster a sense of belonging among ranagatahi, Reigning Downs offers tailored courses that align with the New Zealand Curriculum and essential skills needed for adulthood. The courses are customised to meet the specific needs of each group, leveraging the benefits of positive equine experiences and educational expertise to enhance learning outcomes and provide therapeutic benefits. All programs are meticulously planned and implemented by a registered teacher with four years of middle management experience at a local high school.

Te Whare Hauora deliver essential kaupapa Maori family violence services in Otautahi and the wider Waitaha region. The organisation has built strong and well-established relationships within communities and across multiple agencies, however more importantly Te Whare Hauora has formed extremely strong bonds with the communities of iwi, hapu, whanau and individuals. Our services are delivered by dedicated kaimahi who are trained and experienced in assessing and supporting the needs of any wahine and tamariki that walk through our doors. As providers of Refuge services and specialty domestic violence support services. we hold contracts which require us to:

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Hinerewa Art provides Māori mahi toi through different modalities, specifically customised tā moko and kirituhi services to whānau out of her studio and gallery in South New Brighton. Hinerewa has created a safe space for whānau to share their journey with others as they embark on their own journey.

The Aranui Community Trust is dedicated to the vision of 'Kia mahi tahi ai, te hapori, kia puāwaitia, ā Aranui' – 'Our community, working together, for an awesome Aranui'. We promote activities that enhance the wellbeing of Aranui whānau. Our mission is to improve outcomes for Aranui families by removing barriers to essential services such as health and education. We focus on strengthening and growing community and youth leadership, ensuring Aranui is a safe and vibrant place to live.

D Roberts Fencing Ltd is a whānau-owned and operated business specialising in commercial and residential fencing supplies and installations. They pride themselves on creating a great working environment for their team, who consistently go above and beyond for all their clients

Te Puna Oranga is a kaupapa Māori social service dedicated to supporting whānau affected by sexual violence and other traumas. Guided by tikanga principles and cultural practices, the organisation helps whānau heal, thrive, and flourish.

Ngā Taonga o Te Rangi is a space to craft taonga pounamu from the sanctuary of their own whare. They aim to build and strengthen the significance of pounamu, imparting knowledge about its holistic healing properties and fostering communication within whānau.

Res.Awesome provides innovative resources for waste diversion in Dunedin City. We aim to foster creativity, connection, and innovation in resource recovery. Our mission is to support businesses and communities in reducing their waste through consulting, workshops, waste auditing, and zero-waste event management.

Raumoa Clothing is a Māori brand upcycling wool blankets into sustainable jackets. Our mission is to promote eco-friendly fasion while preserving out community traditions and culture. By using high-quality wool blankets, we create jackets that are not only stylish but also warm and durable. Shop our collection and experience the beauty of sustainable fashion.

Bros for Change aims to help all participants reach their full potential, regardless of their background, and become productive members of their families, schools, and society. Using Te Ao Māori customs and protocols, the inclusive program fosters self-esteem, self-awareness, self-respect, and self-management. Serving youth from intermediate school to serious offenders, Bros for Change leverages cultural identity to break down barriers, build strong relationships, and encourage mutual respect.

Beyouty by Awhi, is a Māori-owned and operated beauty treatment provider in Ōtautahi, offering a range of services for whānau, including brows, lashes, cosmetic tattooing, and teeth whitening.

Whare E Tū is an inflatable marquee hire business offering four different sizes of inflatable marquees. They support events by providing shelter from the elements for local iwi, kura, pakihi Māori, and community gatherings.

Te Hauora o Ngāti Rārua (THoNR) was founded in 1999 and is now a well-established Health and Social Service provider in the Wairau and Motueka regions.  THoNR is funded to deliver a suite of services funded by the following entities.
Ministry of Social Development (Elder Abuse Response) Te Whatu Ora (Hapū Māmā, Kaumātua and Tangata Whaikaha Support Programme, Rongoa Māori, Immunisation Coordination Services & Primary Care Kaiāwhina support - Motueka region) Oranga Tamariki (Social Service support) Te Putahitanga (Whanau Ora Navigator & Tū Pono Services)

Please see our website for more information.

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Whakatū Marae currently provides Whānau Ora services to whānau living within the Nelson Tasman region. Whānau ora is a wrap-around support service working with whānau to identify their strengths to maintain and restore whānau wellbeing. Our kaimahi work alongside whānau, drawing primarily upon Māori models of practice.

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He Tangata, He Whenua,He Whenua Tangata Hou”Heres man, heres land,Its Land before man.”YTtattoos is deeply rooted in te ao Māori me ona tikanga by giving whānau the gift of mataora, moko kauae and puhoro. Each piece is personalised to uphold the whakapapa and life experiences they bring with them.

Kōrero Mai Charitable Trust is dedicated to creating and promoting spaces that foster the learning, use, and normalisation of Te Reo Māori. Te Puna Reo o Te Ahi Kaikōura a Tama ki Te Rangi, situated in the North Canterbury region, is a pioneering Māori language Early Learning Centre within its community.

Poutini Waiora is a Kaupapa Māori Health and Social Service Provider operating across Te Tai o Poutini. A well-established provider of high-quality, professional, and responsive services based on a 'whānau ora' model of care. Offering a range of free and accessible health and social services for Māori, with the primary goal of achieving our vision: “Strengthen the mana and wellbeing of whānau and community.

Toru Gifts Box and Co specialise in crafting culturally elegant gift boxes and hampers tailored for corporate needs and special events. Our goal is to provide a professional yet friendly service that enhances any corporate occasion with thoughtful and meaningful gifts.

Tawa Foundation is a reintegration navigator programme that focuses on rebuilding the foundations for our Māori and Pasifika tāne in order to become better fathers, husbands, partners, brothers, and sons. We aim to create an initiative that can uphold long lasting and intergenerational change for tāne and their tamariki/mokopuna through acknowledgement of the causes behind offending, guiding whānau to take responsibility for their healing, and supporting them to become the best versions of themselves. Tawa foundation also works alongside the wahine/partners & whānau to achieve greater whānau aspirations, dreams and success.

Ace Dance Studios is a hip-hop dance studio specialising in competition training and development. They take a holistic approach, fostering a safe space for rangatahi to express themselves and grow as dancers.

We bring precision and flair to every cut and style, ensuring you leave feeling confident and refreshed. Whether you're seeking a classic look or a bold new statement, trust EL & GRAY Hair Design for unparalleled service and satisfaction.

The trust is soon to be operating "Waka IwI/the People"s Waka" a Māori-led educational and environmental experience, based in Manapouri. The waka is a traditional sailing waka hourua (11m long double hulled) with the aim to teach environmental stewardship, traditional wayfinding skills and mātuaranga Māori.

Ōtepoti Boxing is a boxing club serving the Ōtepoti community. They offer a range of classes for different experience levels, focusing on skill development for beginners and strength enhancement for more experienced participants. Their approach combines training and lifestyle, incorporating the Te Whare Tapa Wha model of wellness, reflecting their commitment to continuous self-improvement and the betterment of their whānau.

Atahuia Wedding and Events Limited, a Māori-owned and operated vendor, aims to become the premier wedding and event vendor in Te Waipounamu. They stand out by integrating rich Māori cultural heritage into every celebration they organise, ensuring each event resonates with cultural significance. With a commitment to excellence and authenticity, they offer tailored services that combine meticulous planning with respect for Māori customs. Atahuia's mission is to showcase the beauty and depth of Māori culture through their events, making every occasion special and memorable.

Te Rakau Matauranga offers Te Reo Ako, a beginner Māori language course for whānau in Waimate. By promoting the growth of a Māori worldview, these te reo Māori classes empower whānau in various aspects of their lives. Utilising natural resources like rākau to enhance learning, this initiative aims to strengthen whānau resilience.

Westland Rural Education Activities Programme Society Incorporated (WestREAP) is a not-for-profit organisation that provides educational pathways to rural communities on the West Coast. Westland Rural Education Activities Programme connects learners to opportunities, filling gaps in education, and meeting community needs.

Ngāti Rarua o Te Wairau Society are predominantly involved in the provision of:* Housing development* Hapu development* Whenua and Marae development* He Mau Tahi Tatou (We Hold Together) - Wellbeing Services

Hiwa Navigation is a specialised sexual abuse service based in Ōtepoti Dunedin, serving Te Waipounamu. The service focuses on improving equitable access to sexual abuse support for Māori, Pasifika, Rainbow, Refugee, Prison communities, and other underserved groups. Hiwa Navigation is committed to collaborating with other groups and agencies to enhance accessibility and support for these communities.

Te Ātiawa o Te Waka-a-Māui Trust holds mana whenua and mana moana across Te Tauihu and operates offices in Waikawa and Motueka. Mandated by their Trust Deed, the Trust is dedicated to protecting iwi rights and interests, while delivering socio-economic benefits to their nearly 4,000 registered and growing members. They strive to be tūpuna led, values-based, and mokopuna driven through the principles of Pumau, Kaitiakitanga, Pono, and Manaakitanga.

Atutahi is an innovative line of products made from natural ingredients developed by Reni Gargiulo of Kiwi Kai. The nameAtutahi was inspired by her grandfather and was initially used for their native drinks made from the leaves of native plants ofAotearoa. Funding from Te Pūtahitanga o Te Waipounamu has enabled Atutahi to expand its product line to include aspice range and a selection of chutneys that celebrate the distinct flavours of New Zealand's native flora.

Iriee Art specialises in indigenous Polynesian mahi toi, including taonga, tattooing, and kākahu. Their work celebrates and preserves Polynesian cultural heritage through traditional and contemporary art forms.

Te Ahi Wairua is an integrated whānau collective aimed at increasing whānau centered initiatives and community cohesion through te ao Māori frameworks. Empowering communities within the community by sustaining cultural and social prosperity for all generations. We deliver tikanga based projects and programmes that are culturally responsive and dedicated to better delivery outcomes for Māori as well as collaborative community outcomes

Ora Jade is a family owned and operated business specialising in carving jade and stone, using the same kohatu our ancestors used. We craft modern and stylish taonga, ensuring the tradition and knowledge are carried forward by creating artifacts of tomorrow.

A Slice of Poutini Limited is a whānau-centred business based around carving kōhatu to meet the growing demand for this type of art in the Buller region. With the support of Te Pūtahitanga o Te Waipounamu, the leaders of this kaupapa aim to scale up their business and facilitate the intergenerational transmission of mātauranga around the various aspects of toi Māori.

The Unbreakable Foundation collaborates with minoritised communities, offering tailored programs and holistic health toolkits. We aim to empower these communities, fostering confidence, connection, and holistic health knowledge. We focus on addressing systemic barriers and shifting attitudes around physical activity. Through programs like Safe Gains, providing a safe space for LGBTQIA+ and Takatāpui communities, and Whakakaupapa Unbreakable, empowering rangatahi with holistic health education, we aim to create a thriving, empowered Ōtautahi.

Spice Vintage, founded with deep respect for kaitiakitanga and whanaungatanga, embodies the essence of sustainability and cultural richness. This conscious fashion haven breathes new life into pre-loved clothing, accessories, and homewares, celebrating the art of recycling while preserving the stories within each fabric. Rooted in the spirit of manaakitanga and aroha, Spice Vintage curates a collection where every piece carries the sacred values of Te Ao Māori. The brand extends an invitation to a global community, fostering genuine connections and weaving together respect for the past, care for the present, and a commitment to a sustainable future. Spice Vintage isn't just a fashion destination; it's a storytelling sanctuary, honouring tradition and embracing a harmonious coexistence with the environment, one vintage treasure at a time.

Family Drug Support Aotearoa aims to provide support to whānau through a harm reduction model that incorporates compassion, research, science, and whānau-focussed strategies.

Kete Education Ltd. runs the Mana Tipua, Mana Ora takatāpui youth group for rangatahi takatāpui in Ōtautahi. The program provides opportunities for rangatahi to engage with taonga tuku iho and toi Māori alongside skilled members of the toi community and tohunga. The group's model offers a safe, gender-affirming environment where rangatahi can explore various creative outlets, fostering their sense of community and Māoritanga. This program helps them connect with Māori businesses and rangatoi Māori, creating spaces for Māori youth in the LGBTQIA+ community to engage with Te Ao Māori.

Te Wairua Limited specialises in creating natural, organic products infused with native ingredients. With a deep respect for traditional Māori knowledge and practices, Te Wairua blends modern techniques with indigenous wisdom to craft unique, high-quality mixtures. Each product is carefully formulated to enhance well-being, offering a holistic approach that celebrates the rich heritage and natural resources of Aotearoa. Through their dedication to sustainability and cultural integrity, Te Wairua Limited provides consumers with authentic, eco-friendly options that honor the land and its people.

Honeybeez Preschool & Nursery is a small preschool located in Kaiapoi, guided by Te Ao Māori and passion for revitalising te reo Māori, everyone is welcome! There is also an on-site Kaiwhakahaere who is available to walk alongside & tautoko anyone in our community who needs it, nau mai tauti mai!

Te Roopu Tautoko ki te Tonga is a Māori social service provider based in Ōtepoti. They offer a range of services, including Whānau Ora Navigators, kaiāwhina support, kaumatua groups, youth suicide prevention, rongoā/mirimiri, and cultural support services.

JH Fitness is a comprehensive health and wellness coaching service offering personal training, online exercise, nutrition and education. With a holistic approach, we empower whānau to improve their lifestyle and enhance physical and mental wellbeing.

Tamāhine Boutique is a whānau owned and operated business that celebrates Māori culture and Aotearoa through wāhine and pēpi kākahu, toanga and mahi toi.

Primal Fit Limited is a 24/7 health and fitness studio based in Richmond, Whakatū, who offer personal training, group training classes, corporate group training, nutrition challenges and waka ama coaching.

Minaka Marlborough Limited operates a Mobile Drive-Thru Coffee Cart located on Grove Road, Blenheim. In addition to serving quality coffee, they offer Barista Training, Work Experience, Equipment Support, and more. The coffee cart is also available for both small and large events.

Io Ora Ātaahua Tapui Limited is a Māori-owned and operated ACC accredited practice specialising in rongoā, working with whānau to support their wairua , hinengaro, kirokiro, and rongoā.

MJ Makeup and Beauty is a home-based beauty studio providing makeup services, lash extensions, brow treatments, spray tanning, teeth whitening and tooth gems all from an inclusive welcoming environment. Our space is child friendly and focused on providing exceptional service and quality workmanship that will leave you feeling confident and beautiful.

Ōtauatahi Sports Association supports and encourages whānau and rangatahi to thrive in sports, recreation, and cultural activities, fostering connection and growth. This organisation honors the vision of its founding members by building a strong foundation for the future. Ehara taku toa i te toa takitahi, engari taku toa he takitini—A warrior never stands alone, but with many.

KaraageMe offers a unique fusion of Japanese cuisine with Māori influences, specialising in Donburi bowls and karaage chicken with house-made sauces and pickled vegetables. The whanau-oriented business is dedicated to serving fresh, affordable kai while upholding values of manaakitanga, whakawhanaungatanga, and kaitiakitanga. Their mission is to unite for better outcomes for Māori whanau with humility and kindness.

Mokopuna Maori Arts and Taa Moko is a family-owned entity established in 2008 with the mission to preserve, promote, and perpetuate Maori arts and crafts. From hand made taonga to then upgrading with modern technology to an industrial laser cutting machine, has lead Mokopuna Māori Arts & Taa Moko to the creation of KOIA DESIGNS.KOIA DESIGNS produces affordable Pahono Pūrākau for therapeutic and educational purposes, giving whānau an opporrtunity to connect to Te Ao Māori through mahi toi. As a Tohunga Whakairo, unique pieces featuring traditional patterns and forms from various iwi across Aotearoa are created, using the most cost-effective materials to ensure Māori Taonga are accessible for all whānau.

Maraka Consultancy Ltd leads, trains, and builds whānau, specialising in Māori development through whakapapa, cultural awareness, and whānau transformation. Their mission is to create and support stronger, healthier, and better-informed whānau.

Plumb South Ltd, based in Invercargill, is a locally owned company specialising in customer-focused plumbing and drain laying solutions. With a strong emphasis on quality service, they cater to both residential and commercial clients, ensuring reliable and efficient plumbing services tailored to meet customer needs.

Reo Māori Mai is about making te reo Māori fun, safe and interesting to learn. We work with everyone - from small businesses to large organisations, whānau, and individuals. We tailor our content to suit what is relevant and important to you.

Kai Connoisseurs is a small whānau business that started out in 2019 selling dumplings to whānau and friends. Almost 3 years later we have steadily grown and evolved into a Catering Company, Café and Community Kaupapa.

The South Pacific Rugby League and Sports Club, based in Dunedin, is a whānau-oriented club offering both competitive and social teams across various ages and skill levels. The club participates in basketball, softball, volleyball, and netball.

Flying Geese Pro Limited is committed to charting a path to success and empowering indigenous communities. Since 2022, they have proudly conducted the Wero entrepreneurship program in schools across Te Waipounamu. Their approach is rooted in the Wayfinding framework, developed by founder Faumuina Felolini Maria Tafuna'i with guidance from navigator Hoturoa Barclay-Kerr.

SEED is a cooperative community development programme that helps communities create value from their land, culture and people to improve their own quality of life.The SEED programme has been primarily developed to work with indigenous first nations people. In a world that is becoming increasingly globalised and more homogeneous, it’s more and more important to provide platforms allowing these communities to retain their own cultural diversity while becoming more sustainable and self determining.

The Saucey Kiwis Limited is a mobile kai trailer that offers plant-based vegan food. The initiative is run by owners and directors Jordan Duggan and Ngaio Haraki, who view food as a form of medicine and strongly believe in the concept of hauora, which encompasses holistic wellbeing. Their passion lies in plant-based vegan food and the numerous benefits of consuming a plant-based diet. They have witnessed positive results within their own whānau after educating them about this lifestyle.

Maania Tealei Photography offers a photography service with a distinct Māori influence, making it a preferred choice for cultural kaupapa in Canterbury. Maania specialises in capturing whānau, tamariki, events, couples, maternity, and corporate settings, with a unique focus on Māori and Pacifica cultural portraits.Maania’s passion lies in capturing candid, natural connections, emotions, joy, happiness, love, and even sadness, allowing the uniqueness of each moment to guide her work. Her Māori portraits offer a cultural experience, featuring Māori kakahu, taonga, and tā moko, creating uplifting images that preserve memories for future generations.Guided by the principle "Poipoia te kakano kia puawai" (Nurture the seed and it will blossom), Maania’s love for photography has flourished through capturing her own tamariki and their cultural identity, and she now extends this passion to capturing your whānau.

West Coast Adventures is a mobile stand-up paddleboard and jet ski hire business on Lake Kaniere, with resource consent that enables operations coast-wide. The services are a stand-alone hire option, and a cultural interpretation guide to culturally significant water-based sites is also available.

STEP Christchurch is designed to encourage an active and healthier community in a fun and welcoming environment. Suitable for the whole whānau, participants can step to classic RnB and Hip-Hop tunes, with tracks that take them back to the early 2000s and beyond. The sessions aim to inspire movement, regardless of age, gender, size, or fitness level, making STEP suitable for everyone.

Lamont is a luxury sportswear brand based in Christchurch, born from humble beginnings and rooted in a commitment to self-improvement and personal growth. The name "Lamont," derived from the meanings 'bright' and 'radiant,' reflects the brand's mission to illuminate pathways to greatness through positivity and community. Their reimagined brand focuses on premium quality, using authentic materials and superior craftsmanship to create sportswear that embodies excellence. Lamont fosters an inclusive environment, encouraging individuals to explore their inner potential and transcend boundaries in their pursuit to 'Become More'. Embracing a lifestyle of continual development, Lamont aims to inspire across all avenues, offering more than just clothing but a collective journey towards greatness.

Kapa Haumanu programs are designed to foster belonging, self-awareness, confidence, cultural awareness, emotional expression, and holistic hauora. With a mission to provide whānau with a safe environment and therapeutic experience to connect with Te Ao Māori and themselves.Kaituku Haumanu support whānau through a Kapa Haka program tailored to their emotional and therapeutic needs.

At Nga Mataa Waka Marae and Mataura Marae, we provide health and social services navigator and Tū Pono connection services. We also host the mana wāhine and reko men's health programmes, supporting the wellbeing of our community.

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A Southern regional service, mandated by Oraka Aparima Runaka - Offering a hub of services, inclusive of but not limited to: Whanau Ora navigations, Maori Public Health, Addiction Counselling and Psychotherapy, Stop Smoking, Disability Support, Rongoa, Budget Advice service, Mobile Nursing, General Practice (Drs & Nursing service), Intensive Whanau work (prevention), Nutrition and Parenting programs, Mental Health & Crisis Respite Care, Detoxification Residential Support, Rangatahi programs and Residential Services.

Te Kotahi o Te Tauihu Charitable Trust, founded in February 2021 by the eight iwi of Te Tauihu o Te Waka-a-Māui, aimed to improve health, reduce poverty, and promote education in Te Tauihu, especially for Māori communities. Guided by kaupapa Māori values, we partner with whānau, government, and organisations to ensure that health and wellbeing services meet the needs of our people, leaving no whānau behind.

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NOA Fitness and Wellbeing specialises in providing fitness solutions tailored for individuals recovering from illness or injury, those transitioning into fitness after a hiatus, and individuals who prefer a supportive environment outside of traditional gym settings. They focus particularly on cancer recovery and heart health journeys. Their offerings include group training and personalised training options, aiming to support clients in achieving their fitness goals in a comfortable and inclusive setting.

Te Waahi started as an idea to help secure a stable income for a free Dunedin based youth program we run called Tamariki Together. The cost of running this free program has taken a toll on our pockets so we purchased this food truck to help keep our program free for all Rangatahi.

We’d like to briefly introduce our program named Tamariki Together also known as T&T, the name itself is what we do ‘Bring children Together”. Our main aim was to create a safe place for all young ones to come together, do activities but most of all building a family-like bond through the art of fun which allows them to develop relationships and team bonding skills with their surroundings.

We also run a music program named Music Heals, it gives our young artists an opportunity to create, record and express themselves by having complete access to Music Heals’ professional recording equipment and utilizing the expertise of our facilitators. Us as leaders want to make sure our Rangatahi have different ways to express their emotions and sometimes it’s hard for them to talk about challenges they may be facing in life so this is why Music Heals will benefit a lot of our youth to help bring their barriers down. We also have access to navigation stations for troubled families who need that extra guidance and support on what steps to take to resolve any challenges they may be facing.

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