This is where we'll share school partnership updates, milestones on the road to M.F.I.T, and stories from the whānau we work alongside.
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Above is an example of the mahi Mana Futures is doing today - bringing the energy to West Auckland Middle School, partnering with Aktive to engage rangatahi through movement, laughter, and connection. Real fun, real relationships, real confidence-building, creating spaces where young people feel seen, valued, and motivated to back themselves and their futures.
Paul Whatuira, a former rugby league player whose life has been a testament to the power of resilience and overcoming adversity. Venture into Paul's life journey, and delve into his rich heritage, explore the profound impact of his experiences, and uncovered the intricate web of relationships that have shaped his remarkable story.
Paul talks about his rise through the NRL, the pressures that came with it, and the battles he faced with his mental health, medication, and drinking. We dive into how his career in the NRL came to an end while he was overseas in England, simply because he was no longer functioning under the weight of the medication he was prescribed. And now? Paul is running his own business, He Mana a Roto - Internal Strength and founded Mana Futures. WOW.
Why driving Māori business and entrepreneurship is important for Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland’s economy.
Learn how the Te whare tapa whā model and Maori values can create a positive impact on the culture within a business.
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