Intergenerational sharing: Reaping what you sow
A simple planting of kumara tipu (seedling) at the Te Puea Orchard turned into an amazing opportunity for intergenerational knowledge sharing and a…
Maramataka Māori
In early August this year, Healthy Families Rotorua presented a Maramataka Wānanga as the first step in a response to the Rotorua Community's…
Kumara planting and knowledge shared
Community members came together last week for a special planting of kumara. The planting ceremony of about 80 kumara, with different varieties, took…
Maramataka Wananga
Healthy Families Rotorua presented a Maramataka wānanga on Sunday 6th August 2017 at Tarewa Pounamu (Taharangi) Marae in Rotorua. Over 80 people attended…
Maramataka Survey Results
We received 90 responses to our Maramataka scoping survey has helped us to gauge what interest exists in our community. Of those who…
Garden plans a growth industry
ROTORUA REVIEW: By Benn Bathgate Sixty-six vegetable gardens, 59 Rotorua families, eight kindergartens, one week. Community garden coordinator Te Rangikaheke Kiripatea and a…
MY BACKYARD GARDEN PROJECT ROTORUA CHALLENGE
Fifty-eight Rotorua families and eight local kindergartens are to be given free vegetable gardens and taught to grow and compost their own food.…
Healthy Families Rotorua Update February 2017
Ka Pai Kai is coming to Rotorua schools and kura kaupapa near you! Read about how you can get involved in this exciting…
Local Iwi & Food Growers Encouraged to Join BOP Food Policy Council
Local iwi, land owners, food growers and community groups interested in influencing land use and food systems are being encouraged to be part…
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