Ko Te Hiko te koha ki te whakaihiihi i ngā pūnaha ohaoha i te hapori e pai ake ai te uara o te oranga o ngā tāngata. 

E kaha ana mātou ki te kimi i ngā mahi aronga hou i te hapori e whitawhita ai te ahi o te auahatanga. 

Kei te mahi mātou kia whai māramatanga me te waihanga i te taiao mahi e pai ai te tautoko i waihangatanga o ngā urupare a te hapori.

Ka mahi mātou kia arotakengia, kia inea, kia tohaina te mātauranga e ako nei tātou.‍

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Kōrero mai – kei te hiahia mātou kia mahi tahi me ngā tāngata i te kaupapa nei. 

He kai kei aku ringa
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There is food at the end of my hands
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This whakataukī signifies resilience, empowerment and hope. It refers to whānau’s ability to use the skills and resources they have, to create success.

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