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Come Plant With Us 🌱
Join us at Waihou on Monday 2nd June from 9am–2pm for a community planting day 🌿
We’ll be getting native plants into the ground, caring for our waterways, and spending time together out on the whenua. Whether you can stay all day or just pop in for an hour, all help is appreciated. Tamariki are welcome 💚
No experience needed — just a willingness to lend a hand and connect with te taiao.

After a couple of postponements earlier this year, we are finally heading to Pōtahi Marae for our next wānanga exploring Māori perspectives of hauora, wellbeing, and the ways health is measured.
This will be a relaxed and interactive day of shared kōrero, whakaaro, activities, and kai. For whānau aged 18yrs and over - all whakaaro valuied, no experience needed.
Saturday 6th June
10am–3pm
Pōtahi Marae, Te Kao
Whānau Māori aged 18 years and over are warmly welcome.
If you think you may attend, please click “Interested” or “Going” so we can get an idea of catering numbers for the day 😊
Come for all or part of the day.
Nau mai, haere mai.

Come together for an evening of shared food, friendly faces, and community spirit. 

Please bring: 
- A plate of food to share
- A few coins for the community raffle
- An item to donate for the raffle table - something small and fun to help raise funds!

Special feature - hands-on defibrilator demonstration! Learn a skill that could save a life. 

Everyone welcome - whānau, friends, neighbours. Let's fill the hall with good food and good company.

RTLB and Far North REAP invite whānau and anyone raising or supporting tamariki to attend Term 2

Kanorau ā - roro ‘The Many Faces of the Mind’ whānau focused workshop on Neurodiversity

Our workshop offers a safe and welcoming space to build an understanding of diagnoses and the wider neurodiversity journey, while honouring the unique strengths of every tamaiti.

DETAILS

When: Tuesday 16^th June 2026
Session one 10am – 12noon
Session two 4:30pm – 6:30pm
*Half hour kōrero and pātai after both the morning and evening sessions available

Where: Far North REAP 33 Puckey Ave, Kaitaia

Cost: FREE

If you can’t make it in person, an online Zoom option will be available. However, attending in person will always be the best experience for shared kōrero, connection and pātai. 

We’re also offering half hour one on one kōrero sessions with RTLB (Resource Teacher : Learning and Behaviour) specialist, Lisa Tatum between 1:30pm – 4:00pm.

If you would like to book a kōrero session, please do so at time of registration as we have limited spaces.

CLICK HERE for a direct link to register

* Light kai provided

RTLB and Far North REAP invite whānau and anyone raising or supporting tamariki to attend Term 2

Kanorau ā - roro ‘The Many Faces of the Mind’ whānau focused workshop on Neurodiversity

Our workshop offers a safe and welcoming space to build an understanding of diagnoses and the wider neurodiversity journey, while honouring the unique strengths of every tamaiti.

DETAILS

When: Tuesday 16^th June 2026
Session one 10am – 12noon
Session two 4:30pm – 6:30pm
*Half hour kōrero and pātai after both the morning and evening sessions available

Where: Far North REAP 33 Puckey Ave, Kaitaia

Cost: FREE

If you can’t make it in person, an online Zoom option will be available. However, attending in person will always be the best experience for shared kōrero, connection and pātai. 

We’re also offering half hour one on one kōrero sessions with RTLB (Resource Teacher : Learning and Behaviour) specialist, Lisa Tatum between 1:30pm – 4:00pm.

If you would like to book a kōrero session, please do so at time of registration as we have limited spaces.

CLICK HERE for a direct link to register

* Light kai provided