Hiruhārama Marae
Development Plan
Manaaki te Pā o Hiruhārama
Manaaki te iwi kāinga
Manaaki ngā ope whakaeke
Manaaki te taiao e tauawhi nei i a Hiruhārama
Hiruhārama Marae Development Plan 2023-2028
The Marae Development Plan 2023-2028 is based on the aspirations of whānau for Te Pā o Hiruhārama.
It sets our focus within within five strategic priority goals along with the recommended actions to achieve them.
It attempts to build on the great mahi that has already been achieved over the years and provides a sharper focus for our Marae.
The Marae Development Plan identifies and leverages our collective strengths and opportunities whilst also making us aware and having responses for key challenges.
01
Ngā Whare
Hiruhārama marae is a modern, purpose-built Pā.
02
Hononga
Whānau are connected to the Marae.
03
Tai Ora
Whānau are connected to the environment.
04
Whai Hua
The Marae and whānau have secure financial pathways.
05
Tikanga
Whānau are secure and confident in tikanga.
Purpose of the marae development plan
The purpose of the Draft Marae Development Plan is to develop goals and recommended actions to further the development of Hiruhārama Marae.
WHY IS A MARAE DEVELOPMENT PLAN IMPORTANT?
Oranga Marae is a programme aimed at supporting the physical and cultural vitalisation of Marae. The marae needs to create a Marae Development Plan to set out its development goals and the amount of investment it needs.
This plan outlines the vision of the marae, current stage, and recommended actions.
The marae controls this process and the Oranga Marae Committee mainly want to see that the whānau or hapū have worked together to plan for the sustainable future of their marae and that they will support the plan to make it happen.
When the Marae Development Plan has been approved by the Marae Trustees, the marae can ask for Oranga Marae funding to carry out actions set out in
the Marae Development Plan.
Ko wai mātou?
In April 2021, it was tabled at the Hiruharama Marae Trustees meeting to endorse the reactivation of the Marae Sub Committee to specifically progress the work that has been completed to date and a marae development plan for Hiruharama Marae.
The Trustees recognised this Marae Sub Committee is a committee of the Marae Trust. The members act under delegation from the Trustees.
Existing Marae Sub Committee members:
Lei McClutchie-Mita, Danny Wilkinson, Liz Ngarimu, Raewyn Rickard, Ngarimu Parata, Leeanne Morice, Cherish Wilkinson and Caroline Wilkinson.
Contact Us:
hiruharamamaraedevelopment@gmail.com
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