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Tag: homestead

Posted on October 6, 2024

Three neighbours in a row…

My first call today was Evelyn who is a grandmother to 12, 5 of whom she raised herself. She showed me her gardening efforts from years ago which was now a mess of overgrown grass and noxious weeds. She also showed me poroporo and explained they add the young leaves to boil up, but once …

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Posted on September 25, 2024

A ‘MacGyver’ type coop

Another busy day. I visited Roxy for a seedlings install and let her know I'd heard from a good source that she was a smooth mover at a dance party! She laughed and said she'd had a good time. We got her seedlings in and she said hubby was very interested to see this development. …

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Posted on September 25, 2024

‘More bang for your buck’

Big day today so we started out early with Lorenzo waiting for me and the fenced area was mostly made from old pallets as we had discussed. Some he had sideways (which are shorter) and some end on end (which are taller). I explained the shorter ones will need replacing/turning as it's a little too …

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Posted on September 25, 2024

Overcoming challenges and learning along the way.

Warning - contains a detailed description of an injured chicken. Wet day but I was lucky enough to have the rain easing each time I visited a whanau.  I visited Max & Candace who have chickens. Candace had texted me as they have had a problem with 'Chrissie' the chicken who has had a 'weeping …

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What’s this blog about?

The Rākau Tautoko blog is a record of the different activities that our practitioners have been involved in since our launch at the beginning of 2017.

It also shows the activities that Tara has been involved in and led since she joined the community of Tāmaki in 2005.

The work is varied, but is connected in that it is focused on working alongside community members and building empowering initiatives.

Categories

  • Co-Design Creation
  • Community Development
  • Community Empowerment
  • Community Engagement
  • Community Research
  • Community-Led
  • Consulting Services
  • Cross cultural engagement
  • Facilitation and Training
  • Kai Sovereignty
  • Love Food Hate Waste
  • Maungakiekie Focus
  • Professional development
  • Project Development and Management
  • Social Change
  • Social Enterprise
  • South Auckland Focus
  • Stories from the Front Line
  • Tāmaki Focus
  • Waste Based Work
  • Youth-led Initiative

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  • activations
  • ako
  • Ashley Gordon
  • Auckland Council
  • Awhi
  • backyard-chickens
  • Candace Weir
  • Carla Perese
  • chickens
  • Climate Action
  • climate change
  • collaboration
  • Community
  • Community Engagement
  • connection
  • Dickie Humphries
  • engagement
  • Environment
  • Enviroschools
  • garden
  • gardening
  • gardens
  • Growing
  • growth
  • Haare Kutia
  • HEART
  • homestead
  • homesteading
  • indigenous led
  • Jasmine Hope
  • Jo Flavell
  • Julia Friedewald
  • Kai Sovereignty
  • Kai Sovereignty
  • Kim Jeffrey
  • Latisha Kauta
  • Local schools
  • Loma Pepa
  • Love Food Hate Waste
  • Manava
  • Mara Slatter
  • Maungakiekie-Tamaki
  • Melefatai Palavi
  • Mentoring
  • moemoea
  • Māori
  • Natalie Atasani
  • Nikki Korte
  • Ope
  • partnership
  • Philippa Holmes
  • Prerna Chaudhary
  • Ren Joe
  • Rosita Sua
  • sharing knowledge
  • Simone Joe
  • Simon Li
  • Support
  • Tamaki WRAP
  • Tara Moala
  • The HEART Movement
  • The Patchwork Gardens
  • Theresa Holmes
  • Tricia Joe
  • Trish Atasani
  • Tyrone Tangata-Makiri
  • Urban Gardening
  • Wananga
  • Waste reduction
  • whakawhanaungatanga
  • Women empowerment
  • Workshop
  • Wāhine
  • youth
  • youth led

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