Whaioro Trust

07/05/2026

Introducing two amazing kaimahi who work in Otaki. Aroha is an AOD Rangatahi counselor. Olive is a Hauora / Vocational Coach. Both are now able to receive new referrals. They work out of 51 Main St - the office in this photo. To refer you can go to our website and fill in a referral or phone us on 06 3540670.

04/05/2026

Here we are whānau!!!! Our beautiful new signage on Linton St is up, call in and say kia ora :). He mihi nui Graphics HQ Ltd, stunning work.

18/03/2026

Ko te rangi ataahua ko tēnei!
Taking time to tune in and connect with te taiao and the pā harakeke alongside waiata, kori tinana and āta whakarongo.
Aroha ki te Tangata, Aroha ki te Whenua.

06/03/2026

Whaioro Trust shared an awesome day connecting with whānau at Shannon Hauora Day last weekend :).

Here is a snapshot of the day — plenty of smiles, kōrero, and whānau enjoying time together.

Ngā mihi nui to all the whānau who came by the Whaioro Trust stall to connect with the team, learn more about what we do, and join in the fun activities.

It was great to be alongside so many organisations and services supporting our community.

Congratulations to the winners of the prizes - we hope you enjoy them 🙂

26/02/2026

Homegrown | Homemade 💚

Todays harvest fresh from the māra kai at Te Āta Kura.

Ētahi o ngā hua o te māra o Te Ata Kura i tēnei rā.

19/12/2025

Meri Kirihimete whānau.

It has been an awesome year connecting with so many across the motu. Our tari will be closing at the end of today, and we look forward to reconnecting and exploring the possibilities for 2026.

We will be back in the tari on Monday, 5th January 2026 :)

Kia tau te rangimārie ki a koutou, kia haumaru, ā, kia pārekareka te wā nei e te whānau.

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17/10/2025

Ka mau te wehi 🤍

13/10/2025

💚 While mental health investment has grown, more people are struggling than ever before. Government investment in treatment services alone will never meet demand. It's time for Aotearoa to prioritise mental health and addiction prevention – before more generations suffer.

Denise Kingi-'Ulu'ave reflects on why it's time to shift resources beyond treatment and why urgent prevention action is the missing piece in Aotearoa's mental health response.
Read more: www.leva.co.nz/our-stories/prevention-the-missing-piece/

12/10/2025

Ano, our second winner for one of our kete…

Congratulations to ✨ ALEX TUTAKI ✨

A big mihi for your koha to the kaupapa!

12/10/2025

Here we have our first winner for one of our kete…

Congratulations to ✨ HAYDEN STAFFORD ✨

A big mihi for your koha to the kaupapa

12/10/2025

💚 Whakakapi | Wrapping Up Mental Health Awareness Week 💚

He mihi maioha tēnei ki a koutou katoa - to everyone who’s shared their kōrero, reflections, and moments of Mauri Ora throughout the week. 🍃
Our He Papa Mauri Ora - Mauri Ora Wall has been filling with your messages, photos, and energy - a living reflection of connection, compassion, and hauora across our rohe.
Every act of whakawhanaunga, mahi aroha, kori tonu, ako, and aro tonu strengthens our collective Mauri Ora. 💚

Ngā mihi nui ki a koutou katoa e later nei i te kaupapa - let’s keep the Mauri flowing, every day ✨

The following two videos will be our lucky winners for our prize packs we’ve had up for grabs the past week. Good luck everyone ☺️