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Opape Marae and Urupa Trustees
Marae on reservation land supporting family / whanau in Opotiki.
OpotikiRegistered charityCC49222
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What this charity does.
To provide a place where whanau,hapu and Iwi can come together(wananga) and participate in activities that promote education and learning,improve the health and wellbeing of whanau,to promote and protect our environment and cultural heritage. It is also a place where visitors are welcome to learn and understand our culture,language and history of Ngai Tamahaua.
Family / whanauChildren / young peopleGeneral publicOlder peopleOther charitiesPeople of a certain ethnic / racial originPeople with disabilitiesReligious groupsVoluntary bodies other than charities
How the work takes shape.
Provides religious services / activities
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View source record- Legal name
- Opape Marae and Urupa Trustees
- Charity number
- CC49222
- Legal structure
- Marae on Maori reservation land
- Registration status
- registered
- Registration date
- 9 July 2012
- Regions
- Bay of Plenty
- Areas of operation
- Bay of Plenty
- Annual return through
- Not available
- Reported funding sources
- Any other grants and sponsorship, Donations/koha, Government grants/contracts, Other investment income
Official charitable purpose
To provide a place where whanau,hapu and Iwi can come together(wananga) and participate in activities that promote education and learning,improve the health and wellbeing of whanau,to promote and protect our environment and cultural heritage.It is also a place where visitors are welcome to learn and understand our culture,language and history of Ngai Tamahaua.
Organisation structure
The entity structure is that of a trust which operates under the Te Ture Whenua Act 1993. Trustees are nominated by Whanau and approved by Hapu members before being appointed by the Maori Land Court. The Trustees operate under a charter and have a five year strategic plan in place