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Nga Tohunga o Te Moana a Toi

Health supporting general public in Whakatane.

WhakataneRegistered charityCC48744

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About

What this charity does.

To facilitate the treatment of mind, body and spirit of the sick and injured by traditional Maori healing methods, Rongoa Maori and other alternative healing practices.

General publicAnimalsChildren / young peopleFamily / whanauOlder peoplePeople with disabilities
Impact & activities

How the work takes shape.

01

Provides services (e.g. care / counselling)

This activity is listed for Nga Tohunga o Te Moana a Toi on the New Zealand Charities Register.

02

Provides advice / information / advocacy

This activity is listed for Nga Tohunga o Te Moana a Toi on the New Zealand Charities Register.

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Legal name
Nga Tohunga o Te Moana a Toi
Charity number
CC48744
NZBN
9429043250653
Legal structure
Charitable Trusts incorporated under the Charitable Trusts Act
Registration status
registered
Registration date
2 August 2012
Regions
New Zealand, Bay of Plenty, International
Areas of operation
Europe, Nationwide, Austria, Belgium, Germany
Annual return through
Not available
Reported funding sources
Any other grants and sponsorship, Donations/koha, Government grants/contracts

Official charitable purpose

To facilitate the treatment of mind, body and spirit of the sick and injured by traditional Maori healing methods, Rongoa Maori and other alternative healing practices.

Organisation structure

Charitable Trust whose Board comprises of 5 Trustees in accordance with the Trust Deed which states that the Board will comprise of no less than five and no more than 10 Trustees