Noho Wānanga
Immersive learning grounded in tikanga, identity and creative practice.
We work alongside creative, capable rangatahi in Tāmaki Makaurau, creating environments where identity is strengthened and leadership can grow.
Through creativity-driven experiences, rangatahi build skills and reconnect with learning in ways that work for them. Our spaces are intentional, consistent and grounded in trust.

Our connected programme creates pathways for engagement, development and leadership.
Immersive learning grounded in tikanga, identity and creative practice.
Supporting expression, confidence and leadership in schools.
Our flagship theatre production, where rangatahi develop and perform their stories.
Ongoing personal, educational and creative pathway support.
Work-readiness, internships and employment opportunities.
Holistic support for rangatahi, their whānau and communities.
Our approach bridges youth development and arts education, localised through kaupapa Māori values and ways of working.




We see rangatahi strengthening identity, developing creative confidence, reconnecting with learning, building resilience and shaping their own aspirations for the future.

Huia O’Sullivan (Te Ātiawa) brings more than two decades of experience in youth development, kaupapa Māori wellbeing and Māori mental health.

Maryann brings more than 30 years of experience across customer service, account management, project delivery, and health and safety.

Andrew has served as Treasurer since 1 March 2023, supporting governance and financial stewardship.
We work with up to 40 rangatahi each year. The basic annual cost of supporting one rangatahi through our creative projects and wraparound support is NZ$5,300.
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