Kia ora and welcome to Katikati Taiao
“Taiao” is the Maori word for the natural world and everything in it. Katikati Taiao’s vision is that the depredation of Katikati’s natural world has ceased; its communities are connected and vibrant, and happiness thrives.
Our community-led approach supports our communities and hapū to achieve their hopes and goals by working together, building on strengths, encouraging wide participation, developing local leaders, evaluating progress and celebrating achievements.
Katikati Taiao has entered into a partnership with the Department of Internal Affairs (DIA), as part of the Community-led Development Programme (CLDP). The intention of CLDP is to support and work with the community – allowing people to envisage the Katikati they would like to see. By encouraging a collective approach, we hope to support the community to bring their dreams to fruition.
“Community-led development strengthens the vitality of communities by activating and weaving the contribution of everyone connected to a place/whenua, and it happens when a community comes together to achieve a shared vision.” sourced from Inspiring Communities
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KaiGo, is a Go!
KaiGo, is a Go! What is KaiGo? Literally that, where kai(food) will come and go. KaiGo is being established here in Katikati and will partner with many local community groups and organisations locally. [...]
We’ve moved!
Katikati Taiao is on the move and setting up a brand new CLD Innovation HUB and home base for our operations. We've moved into the upstairs area of the Katikati Christian Centre on 13 Henry [...]
Meet Anne Henry, one of our new trustees.
"Soon after beginning my study in Social Welfare, I realised that good support and guidance, relevant Education and skills were key to moving effectively through life's difficulties. For the past 30 + years, my work [...]
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Set Your 2023 Goal To Waste Less and Protect the Environment
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As we are setting our New Year Resolutions, we can resolve to buying less food by challenging our food hoarding instinct and thus wasting less.
