From:
Ona de Rooy
To:
S9(2)(a)
Janice Roxburgh-Gair
Subject:
FW: Otaki and Te Tai Hauauru Life to the Max
Date:
Tuesday, 28 March 2017 5:19:36 p.m.
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Kia ora S9(2)(a) and Janice
I think this is what you are after
Regards
Ona
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Sent: Friday, 6 January 2017 9:37 a.m.
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To: Ona de Rooy
Subject: RE: Otaki and Te Tai Hauauru Life to the Max
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Hi Ona
Official
Janice is on leave today so I askedS9(2)(a) in the Palmerston North office to provide me with an
update.
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Below is his response:
Progress is as follows
S9(2)(a) has updated S9(2)(a) prior to Christmas
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We have met collectively with Arohamai Literacy Horowhenua and Pasifika for Tomorrow
to discuss progression to umbrella the project
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Arohamai Literacy Horowhenua are willing to take the lead role in the project (umbrella)
and are working an MOU to work to and will provide that to S9(2)(a) for checking alignment
to the criteria for the fund.
Waiting on Pasifika for Tomorrow to confirm details to S9(2)(a) of confirmation progressing
the project with ALH
Once received and details confirmed S9(2)(a) will take ne t step to update agreement and all
details with S9(2)(a).
Cheers
S9(2)(a)
From: Ona de Rooy
Sent: Friday, 6 January 2017 9:24 a.m.
To: S9(2)(a)
Cc: Janice Roxburgh-Gair
Subject: RE: Otaki and Te Tai Hauauru Life to the Max
Morena S9(2)(a) and Janice
Happy New Year and welcome back to 2017 J
I just wondered if there was a bit of an update on how this one is going given the changes
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Many thanks
Ona
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Sent: Monday, 28 November 2016 12:17 p.m.
To: Ona de Rooy
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Cc: Janice Roxburgh-Gair
Subject: CDS: Otaki and Te Tai Hauauru Life to the Max
Official
Hi Ona
Information
Please find a brief summary on what has been progressed with the below CDS provided by S9(2)(a)
S9(2)(a)
Ōtaki and Te Tai Hauauru
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Life to the Max
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Pasifika for Tomorrow is a small Pasifika group that has been working alongside Life to the Max
Horowhenua (LTTM) to secure a Community Development Scheme. Several discussions have
been had between the group, LTTM and the department about community development and the
outcomes for Pasifika in Horowhenua.
A new work plan and budget has been submitted and accepted with a strong emphasis on:
· Increasing Pasifika community participation
· Celebrating cultural identity
· Building relationships with a Pasifika perspective and
· Pasifika leadership
Unfortunately one of the key personnel from LTTM has left. LTTM has had several meetings and
no longer feel that the Pasifika programme is a good fit with them as they wish to focus on their
core business of youth development. Pasifika for Tomorrow has identified a new organisation
that are interested in supporting and mentoring them through the community development
scheme. The community group already runs literacy programmes for Pasifika in the community
and would be a good fit.
S9(2)(a)
| Community Advisor
Department of Internal Affairs Te Tari Taiwhenua
Direct Dial: S9(2)(a)
| www.dia.govt.nz
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I have undertaken to obtain some feedback on what has been progressed / clarified
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in relation to each scheme so if you could please each provide a brief summary to
S9(2)(a)
by the close of play on 4th November
Official we will then put something
together for the Panel
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Many thanks
Ona
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Ōtaki and Te Tai Hauauru
Life to the Max
The Pasifika community in Horowhenua is a fast growing population. The
vision of this project is for the community to become a thriving and connected
community with their health, social, education and economic needs being
met.
A number of fono have been held that have bought the Pasifika community
together and it has emerged that a number of the Islands are prepared to
work together to progress community development. Samoan, Tongan, Kiribati,
Tuvaluan and Papua New Guinea community members, church leaders,
Horowhenua District Council, schools and employment places are working
together so that Pasifika can realise their dreams and come up with solutions
to their own issues. The Community Development Project Worker will support
a community development framework for this Pasifika community.
Janice – Crown Panel were keen to support this request as a Pasifika led CDS
in an area of high Pasifika population growth and believe this has lots of
potential to achieve community value. Concern was that the planning
identifies a “navigator” role and some of the framing relates more to a service
delivery function – connecting individuals with services. The Crown Panel
asked that this be clarified with the group and that there is some support to
ensure that the scoping has a clear CD focus.
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