 Kōwhiti-19 Pātai Mai LIVE! TODAY at 12pm, join our Raukura Hūhana Lyndon as she hosts she hosts a chat with Cilla Moore. They will discuss "Hongi, Harirū and Hau: Kaumātua in the Time of Covid-19, a research project undertaken by The University of Auckland's James Henara Māori Reseach Centre that explores the importance of kaumātua in Te Ao Māori. Come over to our page at 12pm to listen to the discussion: https://www.facebook.com/ngatiwaitb
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 Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Bond and Cleave whānau as they come through an exhausting few weeks supporting our mokopuna battling Covid-19. We mihi to them for showing courage and bravery in sharing their story and experience with this deadly disease. We are pleased to see that our pēpi is now showing signs of recovery. This whānau has been through a lot, so a "give a little " page has been set up to enable them to do something nice or help a little financially for what ever they need. Any support you are able to give would be appreciated: https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/please-help-this-whanau Anei rā te aroha o tō iwi e te mokopuna o Ngātiwai. Ko te inoi tonu, kia whītikihia koutou e te whanau ki ngā manaakitanga o te Atua, kia piki te kaha, kia piki ora. E mihi ana hoki ki ngā ringa awhina i toro atu ki te tauawhi i tā tātou mokopuna me tana whanau i ngā rangi me ngā wiki kua pahure. We send our aroha to all the whānau and hope that baby Kawariki makes a full and speedy recovery. Kia kaha tonu. Read their story from the NZ Herald here: https://bit.ly/3A0DQ6A  Update from Awa's mum, Chontel: Wow, I just want to say on behalf of myself, Kawariki and our whanau. Thank you, thank you for your kind words. It wasn’t an easy decision to share our story, but after the love and support we have received I know it was the best decision. Hopefully our story can help other families going through this. I am also in the middle of sending a private email to Jacinda to hopefully get some things changed for babies in Isolation management. Here’s hoping my words make some sort of difference . I hope everyone is staying safe and well. Please know that Awa is doing so much better since being home! He just wanted to come home. Again, thank you to everyone for thinking of us! No words can express how grateful we are. Here’s a small photo of Awa from last night we are finally getting smiles back Thank you so much xxxx Ngātiwai Level 2 Jams LIVE 4pm tonight!
We are back with another heap of Ngātiwai talent LIVE from their kainga direct to yours from 4pm tonight! Hosted once again by the amazing Miss Kihi, joining her tonight to perform a couple of waiata for you are:
Tonight's jam is dedicated to our Tāmaki, Aotea and Pakiri whānau who are still in Level 4. We mihi to all those in that rohe who are Noho haumaru ki te kāinga to keep all all our Aotearoa safe from Delta! Lock in 4PM tonight and join us for another Jam!  Kōwhiti-19 Pātai mai LIVE - Kaumātua Kōrerorero! TODAY at 12pm, join our Raukura Hūhana Lyndon as she hosts she hosts a kaumātua chat with Aunty Kathy Caldwell, Uncle Hori Partata and Aunty Te Rauahuihui (Sue) Rata. As we prepare to move to Level 2 in Tai Tokerau tomorrow, they will have a kōrero to reflect on the Covid-19 Lockdown and we will find out what they have been doing over the last three weeks in their bubble! We know they will have some good stories and advice to share, so come over to our page at 12pm to listen to the discussion: https://www.facebook.com/ngatiwaitb 
 Ngātiwai Jams - Haere mai L2
As most of NZ move into Level 2 āpōpō, we offer our manaaki and dedicate tomorrows "Ngātiwai Level 2 Jams" to our Tāmaki, Aotea and Pakiri whānau who are still "Noho haumaru ki te kāinga" in Level 4. So join our fabulous host Miss Kihi Wednesday 8 September from 4pm for Ngātiwai Jams, where tomorrow morning we will announce the next line up of Ngātiwai talent straight from their kainga! Lock in 4PM tomorrow and join us for another Jam! #Ngātiwai #ngatiwailevel2jams #Manaakitāmaki #Manaakiaotea #Manaakipakiri Please be advised the Ngātiwai Trust Board Offices will open formally on Monday 13 September. We will be implementing and adhering strictly to the Government Covid guidelines across our offices as we reopen. In preparation some of our kaimahi will be in the office however the offices will not be formally open to the public till Monday. Our 0800 support lines remain active: Ngatiwai ki Tai Tokerau - 0800 119 725 Ngatiwai ki Tāmaki - 0800 120 068 As the rest of the country outside of Auckland moves to Level 2 at midnight, here are a few important new Level 2 "Delta guidelines" to adhere to as we all prepare integrate back into our communities. And remember whānau, if you anyone in your whare is māuiui (sick), please stay home and get a test. Here is everything that we ALL need to know about Level 2, particularly if travelling through Tāmaki, please be aware of the strict guidelines: https://covid19.govt.nz/alert-levels-and.../alert-level-2/   This week seen another 80 whānau bubbles take part, with everyone bringing their "A" game to play Ngātiwai Kahoot! Quiz. With lots of tough questions from the Quiz Master, the leader board went through lots of changes. But by the end of the quiz this weeks winner was: 1# Winning Team: Whanashard wins a one night for two at Quality Hotel Oceans Tutukaka (redeemable when we able under covid restrictions)! # Winning Marae: Whananaki wins a Mitre 10 voucher! Keep a watch out for a pānui for tamariki based Ngātiwai Kahoot Comp this weekend!  Whaea Mere Hoani with her daughter Katrina Norstrand. Over the weekend Tamaki based Kawa Marae Chair Jan Piahana shared an amazing little story of community support in Auckland. Jan says “We would like to extend a big Thank you to Life Church who donated 150 meals to the Ngātiwai ki Tāmaki Support line for our kaumātua living in Tāmaki Makaurau.” The meals donated by Life church were pre made frozen meals that our kaumātua could just pull out ready to heat in the microwave. Pictured here is whaea Mere Hoani with her daughter Katrina Norstrand. Jan says “They are my neighbors, so it was via contactless delivery from the fence.” Whaea Mere’s daughter Katrina said to Jan “you're doing a great service and we tautoko ngā mahi koe i ngā kaumātua me ngā whanaunga o Ngātiwai ki roto Papakura/Manukau me ngā Tāmaki Makaurau rohe. The Ngātiwai Trust Board extends a big mihi to Jan, her team and her community networks she is linked into for the mahi they are doing to support Ngātiwai uri in and around Auckland during Level 4 Lockdown. Ngātiwai ki Tāmaki support line - 0800 120 168 #Ngātiwai #Ngātiwaikitāmaki #COVID19 #nohohaumaru  Vaccination Clinic Open! Ngāti Hine Health Trust have their Torongare Clinic open today on Water St today. No appointments necessary - friendly kaimahi and quick service. Be a part of the kaupapa, team of 5mil and protect our whakapapa #mahitahi #COVID19 #werohiaterongoā  Kōwhiti-19 Pātai mai LIVE - kōrero with some more cuzzies! TODAY at 12pm, our co-hosts (Straight outta Te Rawhiti) Miss Kihi and Ngahere are having a catch up with our cousins Geormas Phillip-Brown, Sapi Iuliano and our very own Trustee for Tuparehuia marae, Ropata Diamond. They will have a chat and reflect on the current Covid-19 restrictions in Te Tai Tokerau, discuss learnings from the 2020 lock downs and how they are keeping connected with the kainga. Make sure you come over to our page at 12pm to listen to the discussion: https://www.facebook.com/ngatiwaitb 
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