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Please suggest this page to as many Te Anau Mums and Dads as you can!

30 Volunteers, 3 Trucks

The Rotary CLub of Fiordland is based in the beautiful town of Te Anau. We have approximately 50 members who meet every Thursday - why not join us!

Kids restore the Kepler is a joint effort between multiple schools in the Te Anau basin to restore the Kepler area to what is was decades ago, by setting, checking and funding more traps to deplete the pest numbers so that all the native wild life can thrive there. We hope to bring back the huge noise of native birdsong that could wake the sleeping. The project is almost entirely run by the students, from the marketing, the logo and even this website. The following pages will give information on the Kids Restore the Kepler project, the schools involved and the Kepler area itself.

Future Te Aroha Trust

Established in September 1900

Come and visit our friendly local Club with good old fashioned hospitality in gracious heritage building. Power points for motorhomes too.

Mountain Biking.

Te Aroha Jersey Cattle Club was established September 1921. We are a strong active club and draw members from Matamata, Morrinsville, Hauraki/Thames Valley and Te Aroha district.

Kia ora Te Puawai O Te Aroha is the Te Aroha colleges kapahaka whanau and our tutors are Matua John Pirika and Whaea Marina Marshall we would like to encourage more students to join our kapahaka whana

We have a number of helpers who can offer support in a number of areas Counselling - includes issues such as relationship, anger, grief, depression, self esteem,childhood trauma, domestic violence Budget Advice - assistance with dealing with debt management, working out a realistic cash flow budget and will advocate with creditors if necessary Family Support - assistance with a wide range of issues such as parenting, dealing with government agencies self confidence and other ways of developing your strength

Te Rau Aroha is a solution to two key problems for Maori and Pasifika people; -Better health for older people -Creating affordabilty and dignity for individuals and Whanau (family) at times of Tangi. The Trust has been set up and designed with a powerful kaupapa to support a financial model that is non profit based, and achieves outcomes through gathering and redistributing funds on behalf of Maori.