Mānawatia a Matariki! This is a time to pause and reflect on the experiences of the past year and consider our aspirations for the year ahead. Looking for guidance? Check out Tuihana Ohia’s korero in our 2022 Matariki hauora wānanga.

· Funding advocacy for impact - commissioned by the J R McKenzie Trust 2019 this paper provides an overview of what advocacy involves and why and how funders might support advocacy

· Food sovereignty and equitable food systems - explores the inequities in our food systems and opportunities to address these.

Funding community innovation for intergenerational impact - provides insights from Foundation North's investment in community-led solutions and organisations by, for and with Māori and Pasifika

Check out the new series of Insights papers written for our knowledge centre, Te Pūaha o te Ako. These provide a brief overview of key reports we have produced for our clients and partners.

Reconnect with te taiao this Friday with a Hā moment. This is the perfect way to ground yourself and bring some stillness to your mind as you enter the weekend. Listen to the Connection to Te Taiao Hā here: https://t.co/NEGsatFjO7

Want to learn more about nurturing your connectivity through wellness processes? Join our associates Tuihana Ohia and Louise Marra for our free online webinar this Thursday 27th April from 8.30am - 9.10am. Register at: https://t.co/Z2Jj6Uz4Yn

Want to know more? Join us next Thursday 27th April at 8:30am for our next free online webinar, Ngahere - refreshing our Hā practice. Register now at:

Feeling stressed? Check out the 'Hā moment' brief guided meditations developed by our associates Tuihana Ohia and Louise Marra. A Hā moment is a gift to yourself, an opportunity to pause, listen, reconnect with Papatūānuku and uplift your hauora.

If you were refreshed by our Ngahere wellbeing webinar in March, join us on Thursday 27 April for a follow-up session with Tuihana Ohia and Louise Marra. They will introduce two new Hā moments, brief meditations to ground you during your day. Register now:

Community and youth organisations in Tāmaki Makaurau who receive funding from Auckland Council may wish to provide feedback on their draft budget and the proposed cuts. You can find out more information and register to provide feedback here.

Join us for our first Te Pūaha Talk of 2023, Tuesday 21st March at 10-11.30am. Our first webinar, Ngahere - nurturing our connectivity, will be facilitated by CSI associates Tuihana Ohia and Louise Marra. Register now:

Community and youth organisations in Tāmaki Makaurau who receive funding from Auckland Council may wish to provide feedback on their draft budget and the proposed cuts. You can find out more information and register to provide feedback here.

Our quarterly newsletter is online with updates on Te Pūaha Talks; Haumanu - community of practice; Flood and cyclone relief resources; and the Auckland Council proposed budget consultation. https://t.co/7CoWf8ZNt1

Affected by the recent floods and cyclone? Foundation North has supported the Centre to produce a guide to relief resources for our Auckland and Northland communities. This is a live document so let us know of any errors or omissions so we can update it.

Want to learn more about demonstrating meaning and value from community-led approaches? Join this free online session Wed 22nd Mar from @Inspiring_NZ, supported by @FoundationNorth, for those living and working in Tāmaki Makaurau. Register at:

Affected by the floods? Foundation North has supported us to produce a guide to flood relief and resources for our Auckland and Northland communities. You can access the guide here.

Affected by the floods? Foundation North has supported us to produce a guide to flood relief and resources for our Auckland and Northland communities. You can access the guide here.

Our final Te Pūaha Talks webinar for 2022 is open for registration. The topic: Communications in the Good Times & the Bad. This will be presented by Kirsten Matthew, founder of innovative communications agency Mabel Maguire.

Not-for-profit sector communicator? Join us for our Te Pūaha Talks webinar, Communications in the Good Times & the Bad. Presenter: the brilliant Kirsten Matthew, founder of innovative communications agency Mabel Maguire. Register at: