Puāwai is for rangatahi who have already demonstrated their involvement within their whānau, friend group, school or community but are not yet recognised for their mahi (efforts).
Puāwai is designed to connect and develop a diverse network of potential leaders, innovators, disruptors, and drivers while equipping them with fundamental skills and knowledge. This includes young people who want to grow their skills and experience and have not yet received leadership development opportunities, due to discrimination or being marginalised. Puāwai focuses on supporting rangatahi to tap into their strengths and potential, transition through key periods of change, and achieve their long-term aspirations in education, work and life.
Puāwai (Tier 1 Rangatahi) is a five-month experience for rangatahi aged 15-18, and Leadership Lab has delivered Puāwai for six years.
This year, Puāwai takes its most significant step forward with the launch of the Tier 2 Puāwai Tuākana Programme, which is a structured leadership pathway for up to 10 returning rangatahi (17+), running July through December alongside the Tier 1 programme.
Poipoia te kākano kia puāwai
Nurture the seed and it will blossom
Why – the purpose
Who – young people
What – the components
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Term 3
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September
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October (school holidays)
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Term Four
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Unlock Top 5 Strengths and receive coaching
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Puāwai Hui #1 – Whānaungatanga Meet and Greet, Tuesday 22nd September
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Puāwai 3-day Wānanga, Wednesday 7th – Friday 9th October
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Activator Project
Showcase: Thursday 10th December
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How – the supporters
Interested?
Contacts
Tayla Taylor – tayla_taylor@outlook.com
Atarau Hamilton – atarauhamilton@gmail.com
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The Tuākana pathway creates a deliberate progression: from rangatahi into tuākana roles, from personal growth into collective leadership, from ‘me’ to ‘we’. Tuakana will;
Puāwai is for rangatahi who have already demonstrated their involvement within their whānau, friend group, school or community but are not yet recognised for their mahi (efforts).
Puāwai is designed to connect and develop a diverse network of potential leaders, innovators, disruptors, and drivers while equipping them with fundamental skills and knowledge. This includes young people who want to grow their skills and experience and have not yet received leadership development opportunities, due to discrimination or being marginalised. Puāwai focuses on supporting rangatahi to tap into their strengths and potential, transition through key periods of change, and achieve their long-term aspirations in education, work and life.
Puāwai (Tier 1 Rangatahi) is a five-month experience for rangatahi aged 15-18, and Leadership Lab has delivered Puāwai for six years.
This year, Puāwai takes its most significant step forward with the launch of the Tier 2 Puāwai Tuākana Programme, which is a structured leadership pathway for up to 10 returning rangatahi (17+), running July through December alongside the Tier 1 programme.
Poipoia te kākano kia puāwai
Nurture the seed and it will blossom
Why – the purpose
Who – young people
What – the components
|
Term 3
|
September
|
October (school holidays)
|
Term Four
|
|
Unlock Top 5 Strengths and receive coaching
|
Puāwai Hui #1 – Whānaungatanga Meet and Greet, Tuesday 22nd September
|
Puāwai 3-day Wānanga, Wednesday 7th – Friday 9th October
|
Activator Project
Showcase: Thursday 10th December
|
How – the supporters
Interested?
Contacts
Tayla Taylor – tayla_taylor@outlook.com
Atarau Hamilton – atarauhamilton@gmail.com
—
The Tuākana pathway creates a deliberate progression: from rangatahi into tuākana roles, from personal growth into collective leadership, from ‘me’ to ‘we’. Tuakana will;