These stories of change and growth give voice to whānau throughout Aotearoa and show what E Tū Whānau means in action. They offer inspiration and examples of whānau doing it for themselves with the support of the kaupapa.
Te mana kaha o te whānau - The strength and power of the whānau.
Twelve Heavens, Doce Cielos, a poetry book launched on 12 May 2016, is a ground-breaking cultural collaboration between Aotearoa’s Latin...
Mahi tahi (co-operation) and confidence building were the hallmarks of a school holiday programme designed by rangatahi and based on...
Waiwhetu Marae is at the centre of urban papakāinga. Read how they're safeguarding the future of tamariki.
Fifteen-year-old Tuauri Reriti is surprisingly wise for his years. As an ‘at risk’ ten-year-old, he was lucky enough to be...
Te Ranga Hau Raro (the Lower Winds), a school holiday programme run by Waiwhetu Marae, offers ‘at risk’ rangatahi adventures and...
The Waiwhetu Marae kitchen is a hotbed of laughter, healthy food and leadership, much of which is provided by 84-year-old...
Waiwhetu’s Owhiti urupā is a short car ride from the marae, off a busy road in an industrial area near...
Living the dream – that’s what Cafe Iwi is all about. It’s one of a number of community projects and services...
Two rangatahi hui highlight E Tū Whānau’s commitment to meaningful and long term change in the wellbeing of all in...
Radio Kahungunu Rangatahi announcer Crystal Edwards (Ngāti Kahungunu, Te Aitanga a Mahaki) is a dynamo. The 29-year-old broadcaster and film...
Congratulations to everyone who entered the third E Tū Whānau Rangatahi Film Awards. The awards ceremony was held in Ōtaki...
E Tū Whānau has partnered with the Upper Central Zone Rugby League to develop an ‘E Tū Tāne’ strategy that...