Our Future

Strengthening Generations to Come

Our aspirations, rangatahi development, Planning Komiti, whānau participation, upcoming hui and long-term vision.

Building for Tomorrow

Our future is shaped by the decisions we make today. The Trust is committed to building a legacy that empowers our rangatahi, strengthens our whānau and honours our tūpuna.

Through the Planning Komiti and active whānau participation, we are developing a long-term vision that reflects the aspirations of all our people.

Our Focus Areas

Rangatahi Development

Investing in our young people — their education, leadership and connection to their identity — is the most important work we can do for our future.

Planning Komiti

Our Planning Komiti brings together trustees, whānau representatives and advisors to develop and implement the Trust's long-term strategic vision.

Whānau Participation

We believe that the best decisions are made together. The Trust actively seeks the input and participation of all whānau in shaping our collective future.

Long-term Vision

Our vision extends beyond the present generation — we are building structures, relationships and resources that will serve our descendants for generations to come.

Latest

Announcements & Hui

2026
Hui

Annual General Meeting

Our next AGM will bring whānau together to review the Trust's activities, elect trustees and set the direction for the year ahead. Details will be circulated by pānui.

2026
Update

Planning Komiti Update

The Planning Komiti is developing a new strategic plan for the Trust. Whānau input is welcomed — please contact the Secretary to share your aspirations.

2026
Initiative

Rangatahi Initiative

The Trust is exploring opportunities to support rangatahi education and leadership development. More information will be shared at the next hui.

Our Long-term Vision

"He aha te mea nui o te ao? He tāngata, he tāngata, he tāngata."

What is the greatest thing in the world? It is people, it is people, it is people.

Our vision is a thriving whānau — connected to their whakapapa, empowered by their whenua, and confident in their future.