COVID-19 Information
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Our Services

Tahia Te Marae
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Nurse Led Clinic
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Whānau Ora
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Kaumātua
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Hei Tiki Pūmau
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Disability Information Advocacy
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Physiotherapy
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Taurite Tū
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Tamatea Training & Workforce Development
Mātauranga
Introducing
Tahia Te Marae New Marae Based Service Delivery
Tahia Te Marae (TTM) is a localised commissioning marae-based model of service delivery designed & developed by the Huria Trust staff & advisory team. Our aim is to work alongside whānau & hapū in pursuit of their dreams, goals and aspirations.
ABOUT US Ko Wai Mātou?
Huria Trust is a kaupapa Māori, hapū based organisation whose inception began with the re-build of our whare tīpuna (ancestral house) Tamateapōkaiwhenua at Huria Marae. We have maintained a kaitiaki role and intimate relationship with our Marae over the past 30 years.
Today, Huria Trust remains a kaupapa Māori, hapū centric organisation committed to the advancement of health, social, educational and cultural services to our hapū and the wider community.
Programmes & Services Oranga Marae
Huria Trust supports many programmes and services run through Huria Marae, from He Rourou Aroha (supporting homeless whānau) to Te Kooti Rangathi (Youth Court). This helps to ensure we maintain our connection to the marae across the road from our tari.
News & Notices Ngā Pānui
Our latest news, stories and updates from Huria Trust, Huria Marae & our community.


He Rourou Aroha
Check out the pānui for more information about He Rourou Aroha and for our upcoming dates


He Rourou Aroha
He Rourou Aroha is Back for 2023!! If you or anyone you know is experiencing food insecurity and/or homelessness and is needing a meal, a hot shower or use of
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