Tangata ako ana i
te kaenga, te tūranga ki
te marae, tau ana
(A person nurtured in the community contributes strongly to society)
Preparing our rangatahi for the future
Our world is rapidly changing - climate change, wars, COVID-19, changes in technology and innovation, environmental degradation, employment opportunities, to name a few.
Our priority for rangatahi and whānau is to not just to be ready for change - but to thrive in a changing world for generations to come.
Our aspirations
- Whānau are healthy (mentally and physically), safe, and culturally connected.
- We have a local economy that is adaptable, resilient and provides secure meaningful employment for whānau.
- Our rangatahi have access to education and skills training that sets them up to be resilient and adaptable in a changing world.
- Workforce capability development is aligned to industry development.
Te Ara Aukati Kore - Education, Training and Capability
Te Ara Aukati Kore (Pathways Without Barriers) programme is about building identity, hope and purpose in our people.
The purpose of the Te Ara Aukati Kore (Pathways Without Barriers) programme is to improve:
- Equity of outcomes for all, particularly the disadvantaged
- Our contribution to industry and regional development
- The effectiveness of connections across different providers and organisations
- Sustainable employment outcomes through tailored support
- People’s readiness for work, including through training and education
- People’s abilities to meaningfully participate in society
Our programmes of work
Based out of Gore and Invercargill, Hokonui Rūnanga offers the following education and training programmes and support:
- Advocacy and Learner Support Services
- Kia Tū Pathway Planning Programme
- Anamata Māia: Bold, Confident Futures Service
- Penapena Ā Kura: School Attendance Service
- Te Aka Whai Mahi: Find Your Path
- He Ao Hou: New Futures Murihiku
Find out more
Contact us to find out more.