Te whakanui ake i ngā whaiwāhitanga kori tinana mā te kaupapa aro-marae. 

Increasing physical activity opportunities through a marae-centric initiative

Te tautoko i te hauora o ngā Māori me ngā Pasifika mā te whakapāpā whai tikanga.

Supporting Māori and Pacifica youth’s hauora through meaningful engagement

Te mahi ngātahi me ngā hapori paetata kia whai hua ngākaupai mā te mahi hākinakina me te ngahau.

Working alongside local communities to achieve positive outcomes through sport and recreation

Mai i ngā orokohanga humārie iti iho i ngā tau 40 i mua, ki ngā kaupapa e whakamaneatia ana neke atu i ngā kiritaki 3,500 i ēnei rā, e anga whakarunga ana te tupuranga a waka ama ki Aotearoa.

From humble beginnings less than 40 years ago to events that attract more than 3,500 participants today, waka ama is on a growth trajectory in New Zealand.

Mā te whakamahi i tētahi rautaki e whakahaeretia ana e te hapori kia pai ake te hononga ki ngā hapori pokapū ki Ōtangarei - Te Tai Tokerau.

Using a locally-led approach to better connect with targeted communities in Otangarei - Northland.

Hear from Ihaka Waerea, Kaiwhakarite at Sport Hawke's Bay, in this video as he shares his experience of growing Māori sport and community leadership in Te Matau-a-Māui.

Meet Stephanie Broughton from Tūranga Health. She shares the learnings and outcomes from Tū Marae, a marae-to-marae series of four duathlons in rural Tūranga-nui-a-Kiwa to increase sport and active recreation amongst whānau.

Hear from Wiremu Mato, former Kaiwhakahaere at Sport Waitākere (now Kaiwhatū Mana Ōrite at Sport NZ Ihi Aotearoa), in this video as he shares the learnings and insights from revitalising traditional Māori sports and games, including Kī-o-Rahi, in the greater Tāmaki Makaurau region.