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TMBA: Tauranga Maori Business Association - Dedicated to promoting progression, networking and value for Maori Businesses in Tauranga Moana

Bluelight Tauranga is a nonprofit group who organise Free or low cost events to keep WBOP youth occupied. If you are interested in assisting with fundraising or organising eve

Athletic, track and field, cross-country and roadrunning Club

YOUTH SEARCH AND RESCUEThe YSAR program aims to enable teenagers to develop the necessary skills to participate in becoming full active members of the SAR Group.http://www.ysartauranga.co.nz

Picking excess fruit for the community.

TCBOA is a non-profit organisation affiliated to Tauranga City Basketball which was established to look after referees in the Tauranga City area. We aim to promote refereeing in this region and to provide opportunities for all those interested to referee in local, regional and national events. We aim to help all our members to achieve the goals and ambitions that they have while at the same time enjoying their refereeing.

Young Mariners of New Zealand is an organization for girls aged 8-19 years that provides opportunities for fun, friendship and adventure through water-based activities.

The history of the Tauranga Fire Brigade goes back more than 100 years. The Fire brigade was formed in 1874, and it soon collapsed for want of support. The year 1882 was significant as that was when a volunteer brigade was formed, a fire inspector appointed, the necessary engines and equipment purchased and a fire bell erected. From 1882 until 1909 the brigade was an on again off again affair. Tauranga has had a continuous Fire Brigade since 1909.

TAURANGA MOANA MAORI WARDENS ASSOCIATION ROLE OF MAORI WARDENS • To promote cultural understanding within the wider community. • To enact statutory obligations as empowered by the Community Development Act (1962). • To encourage Maori to use their rights as citizens. • Tino Rangatiratanga • To encourage our young people to take advantage of educational/vocational opportunities to enhance their future. FIELD WORK We provide a safety service for: • Marae Activities • Street Patrols • Socials • Cultural Competitions • Sports Events • Private Functions (Birthdays,- -Weddings etc) • Licensed Premises • Crowd Control COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT To Work in close relationship with: • Te Puni Kokiri • Police • Work and Income NZ • Schools • Community Workers • Other Community Agencies. KAUPAPA “Ki te aroha ki nga tangata katoa” “For the love of the people.” To promote goodwill and understanding within our society. The preservation and nurturing of customs and values The development of all people towards the fulfillment of both the individual and community potential Proverb “He pari te tae moana, he timu te tae tangata.” “When the tide goes out, the people come in.” TAURANGA MOANA MAORI WARDENS ASSOCIATION OFFICE LOCATION: UPSTAIRS 15 WHARF STREET TAURANGA 3110 PO Box 13154 Tauranga.TELEPHONE/FAX 07 5716287 If you are in need or want to enquire about our services then please leave a message here or contact us alternatively below. We are always looking for NEW MEMBERS to assist us within our communities here in Western Bay of Plenty region. You don’t need transport, Pick up and drop offs are all organized prior. So if you can spare a few hours here and there, please contact us to join. You won’t regret it, nor will you ever feel the same again, you will have fun, meet new people within your communities, Gain respect, pride and self worth within yourself by giving to our great cause and need. Kia Ora/Thanks in advance.

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"for the equipping of the saints, the work of ministry, the edifying of the body of Christ, till we all come to the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God, to a perfect man, to the

The Tauranga Historical Society works to preserve and promote the historical and cultural heritage of the Bay of Plenty for the people of the region and beyond. Our key objectives are: â–  To foster and maintain an appreciation of places and objects of historic interest particularly in the Bay of Plenty. â–  To encourage the study and research of local history. â–  To manage, preserve and display the Brain Watkins House as a house museum open to the public. contact us if you are interested in becoming a member or assisting us in any way