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Komiti Marae Orakei Trust
Marae on reservation land supporting other - all in Auckland.
AucklandRegistered charityCC48603
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What this charity does.
The Komiti Marae Orakei Trust was established for the benefit of Marae trust and community purposes including advancement of mātauranga (education) and mahi hapori (social services). Kaitiakitanga, manaakitanga, kotahitanga, whanaungatanga, matauranga, whakapono
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View source record- Legal name
- Komiti Marae Orakei Trust
- Charity number
- CC48603
- NZBN
- 9429043197507
- Legal structure
- Charitable Trusts incorporated under the Charitable Trusts Act
- Other names
- KMOT
- Registration status
- registered
- Registration date
- 31 July 2012
- Regions
- New Zealand, Auckland
- Areas of operation
- Nationwide
- Annual return through
- Not available
- Reported funding sources
- Donations/koha, Government grants/contracts, Income from service provision
Official charitable purpose
The Komiti Marae Orakei Trust was established for the benefit of Marae trust and community purposes including advancement of mātauranga (education) and mahi hapori (social services). Kaitiakitanga, manaakitanga, kotahitanga, whanaungatanga, matauranga, whakapono
Organisation structure
A Charitable Trust established on 24 April 2009 for the benefit of Marae trust and community purposes.