Kia ora koutou katoa he mihi maioha ki a koutou e whai mana ana i te motu whanui me te Ao Hurihuri hoki. Nau mai haere mai ki tenei whakaaturanga o Te Korowai Aroha Whanau Services. Tangohia o hu, kuhu mai ki te nohotahi i a matou. Mehemea ka panui koutou i te hohonutanga o te whanau me te roopu whakahaere kaore e kore hei whanau i etahi.

Tihei Mauri Ora!

Welcome to all visitors, other service providers, family and prospective manuhiri to Te Korowai Aroha Whanau Services website. This site was established for people to gain knowledge on the whanau, the organisation and its practices. So relax, grab a coffee and get to know us and what we do at Te Korowai Aroha. Now from us to you,

Welcome one, Welcome all!

Kia Ora to all the Whanau! Things to diary for Te Korowai Aroha Whanau Services over the next few months:

Ramere (Friday), 20th Hui-tangaru (February) 2009 - STAFF STRATEGIC PLANNING DAY

NB:  Every Monday, kaimahi (staff) are involved in a staff meeting and the door may be closed from 9 am onwards.

Every Wednesday from 1 pm to 3 pm kaimahi are involved in a group programme and the door maybe closed.

We shall endeavour to keep people posted to the comings and goings of the Whanau here at Te Korowai Aroha Whanau Services!

From the events diary:

On Friday, 25th of July 08, staff and supporters celebrated Te Wiki o te Reo Maori by running a quiz that covered aspects of Maori history, sports, events and many other fascinating tidbits that related to Maori life. We concluded with a 'Mean Maori Mean' kai of boil up, fried bread, raw fish, rewana and other Maori delicacies! It was agreed by everyone in attendance that it was a great event, and one we will need to do regularly. A big mihi to the newest addition to the Te Korowai Aroha Whanau, Newton, for his hard work in putting together the quiz questions and the rest of the whanau for the awesome kai and quiz participation. Ka mau te wehi!

On the 4th and 5th of Dec 08, staff and whanau were priviledged enough to have their Te Korowai Aroha Whanau Services 'practice model' training on Kapiti Island! We started out at Rangatira Point where some of the whanau trekked up to the highest point on the island. We also had lunch with the cheeky wekas!

• Te Whanau - This page contains profiles on the employees presently working at the organisation. 'Te Whanau' also displays individual pictures and some background information. 
• Ko Wai Matou - A full extensive page of information on when and how the organisation was established. 'Ko Wai Matou' also includes where we are situated, how you can contact us and what we provide as an organisation in the social services environment.
• Te Whakaahua Hou - This page covers the history of the organisations logo and provides a descriptive look at its artistic make-up.
• Maori.org.nz - This is a website that we thought might be interesting to check out if you busy people have some extra time on your hands. Just click on the link and it will take you right there. Have fun!!!