Te Pūtahitanga Directory

At Āmiki, their cultural food tours showcase Ōtautahi Christchurch's hidden gems combining dining, storytelling, exploration and Māori culture.

iDeliver is Canterbury’s leading door-to-door daily Courier Service, operated from the heart of Christchurch! iDeliver provides extensive coverage of Canterbury delivering as far north as Waipara & Omihi and also as far south as Timaru, Pleasant Point, Temuka, Ashburton, Geraldine, Mayfield & Methven.

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!

Taiaho Boutique specialises in laser hair removal and micro-needling treatments. Providing effective, long-lasting solutions for unwanted hair and rejuvenate skin.

Whakatipurangahou runs various programs that help connect and promote Te Ao Māori to those who feel disconnected from their Māori culture.

JH Fitness offers a holistic approach to health and wellness with a primary focus on exercise and nutrition. As a Registered Associate Nutritionist, Certified Personal Trainer and a Registered Nurse, JH Fitness offer online coaching as well as face to face consultations and personal training here in Ōtautahi.

Kāwai Rangatahi, provides programmes to support the wellbeing of young people and their whānau in Linwood and Opawa communities. These programmes include after-school sports, mentoring, resilience groups, breakfast clubs, and school-based initiatives.

Samuel Ngaamo Limited creates custom sculptures and headstones from natural materials, predominantly Oamaru stone. Providing a unique opportunity for whānau to have their custom-made headstone/sculpture hand-sculpted under the guidance of a skilled carver.

Wild Skin is owned and operated in Aotearoa, based in Christchurch, specialising in providing high-quality nail care products. The cuticle oils are hand selected to ensure the best quality, Wild Skin pride themselves on providing a product which is vegan, chemical-free, cruelty-free and Aotearoa Made.

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.

Glow Beauty is a locally owned and operated beauty salon located in the heart of Westport, with a focus on well-being and inclusivity. This boutique beauty room offers a full range of services, including waxing, lash and brow treatments, massages, facials, and nails.

The Christchurch Collective for the Homeless Trust assists whānau with housing and employment, offering a range of holistic services and programs for whānau. The Christchurch Collective for the Homeless Trust works with whānau of all ages, providing practical and emotional tools to support their growth and personal development.

Tahia tō Whare kaupapa is about supporting our tangata whai ora to gain confidence in maintaining their tenancy. Housing isn't just the issue; the issue is also maintaining consistent tenancy which allows whānau to flourish with stability. Often our whanau do not have the financial resources, education capital nore whānau tautoko available to actually create a clean and safe home. Tahia tō Whare is delivered through eight in-home educational, personalised and practical sessions. All relevant equipment is included in the programme.

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.

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.

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

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.

Fossil Creek Farm Trust provides a healing sanctuary for people struggling with mental health concerns, utilising animals and the whenua.

G P Whānau Awhi is a Māori maintenance service in Ōtautahi that transforms substandard homes into safe and healthy homes for generations to come. Their mission is to keep whānau out of hospital, keep whānau free of sickness and to give whānau a sense of pride while upholding tikanga throughout service provision. The pakihi values are built on whanaungatanga, manaakitanga and tino rangatiratanga.

CRUZE is dedicated to promoting equality in the workplace and society. This brand strives to create opportunities for members of the Māori and Deaf communities in the fashion and clothing industry. Fueled by passion, empathy, and sensitivity, CRUZE is driven to make a meaningful difference in society.

Tyrone is a carver from Poutini Pounamu-West Coast Jade, Tyrone specialises in both semi-traditional and contemporary styles of Pounamu sculpture and pendants.

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.

Huikai Creations is a small whānau pakihi based in Ōtautahi, with roots in Ngāti Huikai. The name "Creations" reflects their ongoing journey of creating goodness. Their beautiful range of soy candles holds special significance, each named after their tamariki, other whānau members, or cherished places and memories.

JGT Barber uses the art of barbering to build confidence and well-being by providing top-quality barber services, while also drawing upon the owner's extensive experience and training in youth work. JGT Barber recognises the importance of building confidence in individuals' appearance and inner selves.

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.

Uruuruwhenua Hauora work alongside whānau and the wider community to ensure Health and Social Services are accessible and tailored to meet the needs of whānau so that good health and wellbeing is achieved.Uruuruwhenua approach wellbeing with a holistic view and aim to provide wrap-around support for Whānau in Central Lakes region. We have offices in Alexandra, Queenstown and Wanaka.

Mauriora Kombucha is a whānau-based initiative that specialises in producing and marketing Kombucha – as health and wellbeing tonic. Mauriora Kombucha specialises in predominantly plant-based products and also utilises native plants and rongoā Māori knowledge.

Kia ora,Steel Electrical & Heat Pumps are Canterbury based offering a wide range of services to the South Island including:- Electrical work- Heat Pump installation - Security installation - Cameras - AlarmsFeel free to reach out if we can assist you or your whanau.Kayne Smith 0225347810Kayne@seahp.co.nz

Little Coco designs silicone feeding products for tamariki, including bibs, bowls, and spoons. Each item is styled with Māori and Samoan mealtime phrases and words, promoting the use of te reo Māori and Samoan languages in everyday home conversations. Our mission is to support whānau in integrating their native languages into daily life, recognising that language preservation begins at home. We aim to help restore the use of te reo across generations.

Nau Mai Te Ao is a mihi to loved ones journey and stories through wairua led collaborative jewellery, creating markers of significant signposts of life, death and the in between. Nau Mai Te Ao provides opportuniteis for whānau to create adornment unique to them, to rememeber theirs and loved ones lives in a way that lasts generations

Your Corps is a multi-award winning youth service based in Murihiku that exists to provide modern solutions to assist and reduce social isolation and enhance youth mental health (suicide prevention, depression, low self-esteem, rejection, feelings of worthlessness) by facilitating social opportunities for young people, situated around digital and technological trends as they develop.

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.

He Waka Pounamu offers comprehensive Te Reo Māori, tikanga, and cultural awareness programs tailored to organisations. These programs are designed to enhance cultural competence, foster understanding, and promote the use of Te Reo Māori within the workplace. He Waka Pounamu works closely with each organisation to create customised programs that meet their specific needs, ensuring a respectful and enriching learning experience.

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!

Pūmau Productions inspire and motivate clients to actively participate and engage with all aspects of the Māori culture. Our mission is to passionately provide an enjoyable learning experience that exceeds client's expectations.

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.

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.

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.

Iwi Kai is a whānau owned and operated catering company. We support whānau to cater for special occasions on their marae for their iwi, hapū and hapori.

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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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.

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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Kā Taoka I Tuku Iho Charitable Trust aims to enhance the hauora of Murihiku rangatahi and hapori by strengthening and facilitating opportunities in Taonga Tākaro and active recreation kaupapa.

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.

Maternal Fitness, offers fitness programs for whānau with pēpi and tamariki. Initially run from a home gym and online, it includes activities, allowing māmā to bring their children to group sessions. For those unable to attend, the program provides weekly support calls and a private Facebook group.The program features interactive sessions, live streams, and pre-recorded workouts for flexibility. It promotes goal-setting, dietary and lifestyle changes, and fosters peer support networks, helping māmā connect and support each other.

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.

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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.

Otautahi Māori Wardens pay homage to those who have gone before us and who have laid the foundation on which we operate and advance today. The Otautahi Māori Wardens is a non-profit organisation that performs services that are beneficial to members and the community at large, for the relief of poverty, advancement of education, health, recreation and social welfare with specific attention to meeting the needs of youth, the aged and those that are socially and economically disadvantaged

Mai Time is ACC accredited and provides whanau with kaupapa Maori counselling services (komiri), cultural supervision, and cultural advice alongside our traditional Maori healing practices handed down from our tipuna. These include mirimiri, mahi wairua, mahi rakau, rongoa, mahi raranga, komiri.

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.

Art of Boxing Academy (AOB Academy) is a boxing focussed training and wellness programme designed forurban rangatahi. The programme is led by James Skipper and uses a whanau centric approach designed tostrengthen the mental and physical capabilities of rangatahi.

Tū Mokomoko offers traditional Māori healing through wānanga, including mirimiri, romiromi, and rongoā rākau. It also celebrates significant dates like Matariki. Its vision is to establish a one stop shop and retreat for the community to connect with te ao Māori, which will help to strengthen whānau and their connection to themselves, their surroundings and the divine.

Little Shop of Taonga is a small whānau pākihi based in Kaiapoi, North Canterbury. They create a variety of stunning taonga for use, wear, or display and promote the work of local artisans. They offer commission-based services and restringing, and are open by appointment.

Te Ara Māori produce all natural and sustainably made pani. Inspired by the ways of our tūpuna and te taiao, Te Ara Māori offer whānau a healthier choice and an opportunity to learn more about te ao Māori through pani.

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.

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.

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.

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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Te Rūnanga o Ngā Maata Waka is the Urban Māori Authority for Te Waipounamu. We are an approved community services provider of Child Youth and Family to provide social work support, as well as being registered and accredited by NZQA under the Education Act as a Private Training Establishment. We currently deliver a range of services in health, education, justice, social services, creative arts, housing, business development, community development, cultural identity and competence, Marae etiquette practice and customs, and the youth sectors.

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The Rib Shack Low and Slow specialise in american styled BBQ meats in different events throughout Murihiku and Ōtākou.

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.

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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Te Ahi Wairua o Kaikōura Charitable Trust (TAWK) is a Whānau ora service that focuses on enhancing Māori capacity and capabilities through culturally and clinically responsive activities and wānanga. Accredited as a level 2 service by Oranga Tamariki, TAWK provides counseling and programs for individuals affected by family violence, as well as mental health and addiction services mandated by the Ministry of Health. The trust emphasizes whānau-led navigation and support, offering peer groups, mobile outreach, and cultural activities. Every wānanga is developed and driven by whānau voice and aspirations, a fusion of Mātauranga Māori, tikanga, and clinical practices to support the well-being of wahine, tāne, mokopuna, and rangatahi.

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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.

Kaingaroa School, located on the Chatham Islands (Wharekauri)/Moriori (Rēkohu), is New Zealand's remotest kura. The Year 0-8 students at Kaingaroa School engage in a curriculum centered around their unique natural environment and wider community, making their learning meaningful. The school offers a rich localised curriculum that provides authentic and engaging content beyond the classroom. Students play an active role in leading their own learning, with numerous opportunities for leadership and participation in various activities that develop confidence and resilience.

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.

Hippie Daze is a holistic health and bodywork business dedicated to facilitating healing, release, and empowerment. Supporting whānau to gain strength and foster personal development, providing you with open access to tools and knowledge to illuminate your path and help you bloom!

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.

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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Rangatahi Tumeke has been conducting outdoor wānanga in Murihiku for 10 years, focusing on traditional mahinga kai cultural practices and leadership opportunities. Participants spend five days immersed in the ngāhere, moana, and whenua of the Catlins, all from a taha Māori perspective. The program accepts applications from rangatahi aged 12-17, with camp attendance ranging from 20 to 25 individuals. Additionally, the program offers various other opportunities, encouraging and welcoming anyone who enjoys the outdoors and a challenge to apply.

Patete Moemoea supports whānau reconnect with their tūrangawaewae. Providing support and pathways for tangata and whānau to learn through whakapapa, pūrakau, toi and to takahia te whenua.

Founded in 2017, Mo Town Barbers Limited is driven by a passion for barbering and a transformative impact on people's well-being. Barbers have become essential for men, not just for grooming, but for fostering confidence and connection. From being a barber to a counselor, a friend to family, Luke and his team wear many hats. They are equally passionate about passing on expertise to young rangatahi, believing that barbering not only benefits their whānau but also equips them with valuable life skills.

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.

Mahara Lane was established by Mihi Taurua to grow, strengthen and normalise te reo Māori through the creation of amodern bilingual photo booth that is engaging, full of creativity, entertaining, light and fun.

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.

Tags For Good are a small, family-owned business dedicated to designing and manufacturing products that support parents and their babies. We collaborate with numerous New Zealand charities focused on infant health and wellness. Our mission is to protect as many babies as possible by continually introducing products that prioritise the safety and well-being of children.

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.

Earthkore trains whānau and hapū to grow healthy kai. Through wānanga, they provide teaching, training, and consultation for planning gardens, establishing seed banks, and creating compost depots. These initiatives build food resources and work towards achieving kai sovereignty.

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.

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.

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.

He Waka Kōtuia is a group of whānau, committed to intergenerational well-being of whānau, hapū and iwi. He Waka Kōtuia facilitate cultural and educational opportunities for rakatahi and their whānau living within the Ōtākou tribal boundaries. He Waka Kōtuia aims to continue providing greater opportunities for rakatahi to engage with positive leadership and role models both local and nationally.

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.

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.

Birthright Canterbury works to strengthen and enrich the lives of children and families. We offer a range of holistic support to children and parents/caregivers that puts family/whānau at the centre of what we do.

Daniel Mataki Jnr born and raised in Ōtautahi from a very young age has had a love of music and passion of looking after people and through his DJ work Dan has found a great way to merge these two worlds to create a safe, fun and enjoyable environment for those that book him.Daniel Mataki Jnr, also known as DJ Danny-ill, is a powerhouse in the industry, renowned for his creative performances and unparalleled swagger. As a co-founding member of the esteemed Clubkingz collective, DJ Danny-ill has left an indelible mark on Christchurch's nightlife scene, spinning tunes for record-breaking teams like The Crusaders, NZ Warriors, and Canterbury Rams.Beyond the DJ booth, DJ Danny-ill is a mentor and innovator, facilitating his groundbreaking DJ 101 and DJ Wānanga workshops that empower the next wave of creative talents. His influence extends beyond the club scene, gracing the airwaves of Mai FM, Tahu FM, and now Flava FM with signature Clubkingz mixes, spectacular lighting, and captivating Video DJing.Operating out of Chch NZ, DJ Danny-ill offers comprehensive DJ services tailored to a wide array of events, from weddings and birthdays to corporate functions and festivals. With a commitment to excellence and a knack for keeping the crowd energized, DJ Danny-ill ensures each event is executed with precision and finesse, leaving a lasting impression on every audience.

Atarau Staging is a home staging business dedicated to providing cultural representation for Māori and Pasifika home sellers and buyers in today's real estate market. They offer both partial and full home staging services, aiming to increase the likelihood of a quicker sale and a higher selling price for their clients.

The 'Insert Coin to Play Charitable Trust' aims to enhance access to technology and social opportunities for Tamariki and Rangatahi in Aotearoa. The primary goal is to reduce social isolation and youth suicide by providing modern, technology-based social opportunities. The Trust focuses on;- Acquiring sophisticated multi-player video gaming equipment for hosting events and competitions that promote face-to-face interaction and friendship among similarly aged peers.- Empowering disadvantaged individuals of all ages by providing access to emerging technologies.- Offering opportunities for young people to develop social skills through gaming, education, and interaction.- Mentoring and assisting young people in preparing business investment proposals.- Providing forums for young people to discuss issues relevant to them.- Offering a safe environment for community members experiencing financial hardship to meet and interact with peers.- Advocating for eSports as a tool to promote social development.

The Migrant and Ethnic Community Support Trust is a non-profit charitable organisation dedicated to achieving social equity, inclusion, and cohesion through better economic integration of migrant workers, refugees, and ethnic communities into New Zealand society.

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

Manaakitanga Funeral Services is the first Māori funeral director in Ōtautahi. We assists with all tangi details, handling planning and arrangements with compassion, understanding, and professionalism. It is an honour to serve whānau as they need, taking care of all the details and utilising tikanga and cultural practices to manaaki those in grief.

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.

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.

Foodbank Aotearoa New Zealand is the major distributor of food to the food relief agencies operating in the South Island.From their facilities in Christchurch, Ashburton and Timaru FBANZ supplies food to more than 160 agencies who in turn package the food for distribution directly to those in need and at risk.

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.

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.

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..