The Living Spring Te Puna Ora
Te Puna Ora spans community practice, education, health communication, and digital innovation. Each kaupapa is designed and delivered in partnership with whānau, iwi, and collaborators, ensuring cultural integrity, accessibility, and Indigenous leadership remain central.
Together, these projects support learning, wellbeing, and the protection of Indigenous knowledge across both lived and digital spaces.
Te Puna Mahu
Te Puna Mahou is an all-ages community kaupapa offering accessible patu and taiaha learning, grounded in Kāi Tahu mātauraka, pūrākau, and whanaukataka.
Oku Ira
Ōku Ira is an Indigenous-led, cross-cultural VR kaupapa bringing Māori and Canadian Indigenous partners together to share pūrākau and language, powered by Aho Ira.
Te Ara Tu Taua
Te Ara Tū Taua is a rakatahi-led, NCEA-accredited kaupapa grounded in Te Whare Tū Taua, supporting learning, leadership, and cultural confidence through Taiaha and Patu matauraka.
Whakamarama
Whakamārama is a kaupapa-led working group that brings community, iwi, and health partners together to develop pūrākau-based education and health messaging, supported through Ahoira.
