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Rangatahi Tumeke Group

Rangatahi Tumeke is a youth leadership programme designed to establish a strong sense of cultural self in Murihiku. The purpose of the programme is to ensure all rangatahi have a strong sense of hope and purpose, that is the foundation of building a pathway into early adult life.

The programme has been designed to:

  • Provide a leadership pathway for rangatahi learning, development and growth.
  • Enable visible Murihiku rangatahi leadership, supporting Mātauraunga Māori and opportunities for Ngāi Tahu whānau.
  • Create a cohort of rangatahi leader/navigators who are supported, and in turn support future rangatahi leaders.
  • Be part of a wider foundational leadership framework for life long development.
  • Grow capability and capacity to support the Murihiku Regeneration vision and aspirations.

Scholarship recipients speaking at the Science and Innovation Wānanga were:

  • Nola Cassidy
  • Mya Kairau
  • Destiny Naunau
  • Angelia Skerrett
  • Jacob TaareLeft to right: Nola Cassidy, Destiny Naunau, Whaea Steph Blair, Tā Tipene O’Regan, Dean Whaanga, Ivan Hodgetts, Jacob Taare, Angelia Skerrett, Hon Megan Woods. Absent from photo: Mya Kairau.Left to right: Nola Cassidy, Destiny Naunau, Whaea Steph Blair, Tā Tipene O’Regan, Dean Whaanga, Ivan Hodgetts, Jacob Taare, Angelia Skerrett, Hon Megan Woods. Absent from photo: Mya Kairau.Mya Kairau speaking at the Science and Innovation Wānanga. Also pictured (left to right) Whaea Stevie-Rae Blair, Nola Cassidy, Angelia Skerrett, Jacob Taare and Destiny NaunauMya Kairau speaking at the Science and Innovation Wānanga. Also pictured (left to right) Whaea Stevie-Rae Blair, Nola Cassidy, Angelia Skerrett, Jacob Taare and Destiny Naunau

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