“Ka Uruora”, which has its origins in classical karakia of Taranaki acknowledges our connection to place while revitalising and encouraging growth. An ‘uru’ is also a term used to describe a grove of trees. The oldest groves of trees in the forest were considered the noble leaders, providing shelter and support whilst empowering others within the forest to grow. Ka Uruora seeks to give effect to these symbols and ideas by providing a programme of services and support to empower whānau achieve financial independence and improve financial wellbeing.
Ka Uruora is a programme developed by Te Kotahitanga o Te Atiawa and Te Kāhui o Taranaki.
