Eighty hot meals, three days a week.
Our late Elder Teporohau Ruka Te Korako started a soup kitchen on the main street of Kaikohe because he would not watch a child go hungry. His whanau have kept the doors open ever since.
The Journey
In every Nation, there is a place where we try and catch hold of the place where we presume to be our starting place in our tribal histories, our family histories and even in our own nuclear family story.
The Nation of Waitaha is like this. In the late 1700s during the time of the great discovery of New Zealand by the European whalers and sealers our ancestors realized that we were again to be overrun by these ant-like communities of white people. Where it would only be a matter of time that their land-hungry communities would arrive where they would overrun the locals with demands for land and resources.
Donations
Donations are thankfully accepted by
the Sacred Church Of Waitaha run under the auspices of
The Grandfather Council
or the purchase of an existing shopping complex, currently housing our Temple, a Takeaway Bar, and 2 bedroom Suite.
Contact Us
info@waitaha.com
0987654321