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Resource: Shaping Tamaki's Future Together: A Transformational Approach |
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August 2011
The Tamaki Transformation Programme has published a resource, Shaping Tamaki's Future Together: A Transformational Approach.
This resource is for those who want to explore a new way of working with communities, and across organisations, and learn some tools to support them along the way. It offers snapshots of work undertaken during the Tamaki Transformation Programme's two year foundation period as it evolves new approaches to bring together residents and groups from across community, government and private sectors, in service of common goals.
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Ordinary lives of extra-ordinary people in Tamaki: Creating TIES that strengthen |
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On 17 November 2010, exactly two years after the first draft of the Tamaki Inclusive Engagement Strategy (TIES) was completed, the Ties Team gathered to launch their book and accompanying resources, entitled Creating TIES that strengthen.
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$13 million housing redevelopment in Tamaki announced |
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Friday, 5 November 2010
Press Release: New Zealand Government
Housing Minister Phil Heatley has today turned the first sod at a redevelopment site in Tamaki, marking the beginning of construction on a $13 million project to build 40 new state homes.
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Prime Minister visit supports Tamaki Transformation Programme |
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 July 2009
"We want to create a way of working as a whole community, agencies and us together that creates hope and optimism"
Georgie Thompson, Ruapotaka Marae, Tamaki talking about the potential of Tamaki Transformation
It was the kaumatua of Ruapotaka Marae who welcomed the Prime Minister and other Government Ministers to Tamaki on 2 July 2009. Ruapotaka Marae is seen by many in Glen Innes and Pt England as being the 'heart and gateway' to those communities of Tamaki. The presence and leadership of mana whenua - Ngati Whatua Orakei and Ngati Paoa - added their mana to the proceedings, and showed their concern for and commitment to the communities of Tamaki.
So the Marae was a fitting place for those invited to discuss the recently launched $52 million first phase of Tamaki Transformation - an exciting urban renewal programme - with Prime Minister John Key during his visit to the area.
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For Us, By Us: Ora’anga Kopapa Matutu: A Tamaki Auckland, Cook Island Māori Community-Led Development Initiative |
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A wonderful example of a collaborative, community-based approach where local community is in the driver’s seat is a community-based health promotion initiative in Tamaki, Auckland. This community has been involved every step of the way in the development of this initiative, from identifying community health needs and how they might be met, to naming the initiative.
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