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Rangatahi Tumeke Tuakana Scholarships

A big congratulations to the recipients of the Rangatahi Tumeke Tuakana Scholarship, presented by Tā Tipene O’Regan, Dean Whaanga, and Steph Blair, and attended by the Hon Dr Megan Woods, Minister for Energy and Resources, at today’s Murihiku Regeneration Science and Innovation Wānanga.

The recipients are:

  • Nola Cassidy
  • Mya Kairau
  • Destiny Naunau
  • Angelia Skerrett
  • Jacob Taare

Rangatahi Tumeke is a youth leadership programme designed to establish a strong sense of cultural self in Murihiku. The purpose of the programme is to ensure all rangatahi have a strong sense of hope and purpose, that is the foundation of building a pathway into early adult life.

The programme has been designed to:

  • Provide a leadership pathway for rangatahi learning, development and growth.
  • Enable visible Murihiku rangatahi leadership, supporting Mātauraunga Māori and opportunities for Ngāi Tahu whānau.
  • Create a cohort of rangatahi leader/navigators who are supported, and in turn support future rangatahi leaders.
  • Be part of a wider foundational leadership framework for life long development.
  • Grow capability and capacity to support the Murihiku Regeneration vision and aspirations.

Posted: 24 November 2021

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