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Auckland Tuhoe Society Incorporated
Community development supporting family / whanau in Auckland.
AucklandRegistered charityCC49122
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What this charity does.
1) Promote and preserve Te Ao Māori, tikanga and mātauranga Māori 2) Strengthen whānau, hapū, iwi, and hāpori well-being 3) Develop leadership, capability and intergenerational learning 4) Support resilient, connected, and sustainable communities
Family / whanauChildren / young peopleGeneral publicOlder peopleOther charitiesPeople of a certain ethnic / racial originPeople with disabilitiesReligious groupsVoluntary bodies other than charities
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Provides advice / information / advocacy
This activity is listed for Auckland Tuhoe Society Incorporated on the New Zealand Charities Register.
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View source record- Legal name
- Auckland Tuhoe Society Incorporated
- Charity number
- CC49122
- Legal structure
- Incorporated Society
- Other names
- Te Tira Hou Marae
- Registration status
- registered
- Registration date
- 30 April 2013
- Regions
- Auckland
- Areas of operation
- Auckland
- Annual return through
- Not available
- Reported funding sources
- Any other grants and sponsorship, Donations/koha, Government grants/contracts, Other investment income
Official charitable purpose
1) Promote and preserve Te Ao Māori, tikanga and mātauranga Māori 2) Strengthen whānau, hapū, iwi, and hāpori well-being 3) Develop leadership, capability and intergenerational learning 4) Support resilient, connected, and sustainable communities
Organisation structure
Members elect a committee, which includes a Chairman, Deputy Chair, Secretary and Treasurer