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Uniting Communities for a Stronger Tomorrow

By fostering robust connections among social and community sector organisations, we are building a cohesive network that values and supports every individual.

  • Fostering Connection

    We're dedicated to building strong, vibrant connections within the community. Our goal is to actively engage with diverse groups, ensuring everyone’s voice is heard and valued.

  • Enhancing Awareness

    We aim to increase the visibility of social initiatives, bringing attention to the vital work being done in Murihiku. Our efforts are focused on highlighting success stories and important issues to a wider audience.

  • Driving Change

    Through continuous research and deep understanding, we provide insights that advocate for meaningful changes. Our work can support, provide resource and actions that improve community wellbeing.

  • Empowering Collaboration

    We strive to expand capabilities and foster collaboration among community members and organisations. By sharing resources and expertise, we help strengthen the collective impact of our efforts.

Our mission is to support and harness the collective power of social and community organisations in Murihiku.

Support & Resources

We have collated a range of truly helpful support and resources for your benefit.

Governance Training & Board Upskilling

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