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Whakarongo, whakarongo, whakarongo ki te tangi o te manu e karanga nei; tui, tui, tui, tuia
Listen to the cry of the birds calling for unity
hapori whanui ABOUT US
The Learning Environment is stewarded and supported by an expansive network of Kaimahi employees], Kaitohutohu [Advisors], and Kaitūao [volunteers], as well as friends and whānau [immediate community]
KaiMahi EmployEEs
Orlanda Endicott
Finance
Leo Gedye
Orchard & Land Care
Educator
Katrina Thompson
Pest Control
Ecological Services
Jeanne-Claire Gordon
Content Creator
Marketing
Ness Radich
Community Engagement
& Strategy Coordinator
Michelle Hoek
Ecological Services
Dave Hursthouse
Infrastructure Coordinator Educator
Emma Morris
Education Coordinator
Gardener
Sam O'Sullivan
Wellbeing Coordinator
Clinical Psychologist
Julie Crocker
Ecological Services
Dance Movement Therapist
Tobi Bork
Nursery Technician
Ecological Services
Cameron Ryan
Ecological Services
Coordinator & Educator
Mary Anne Judd
Grants Writer
Kaitohutohu advisors
Our Kaitohutohu come from diverse and unique backgrounds, with expertise ranging from business and project management, mental health and wellbeing, tikanga and te reo Māori, alternative education, organisational management, and ecological regeneration.
Kaituao volunteers
We have a number of Kaitūao who voluntarily offer their time and skills to various smaller aspects of the Learning Environment. Volunteer opportunities are diverse and far-ranging, from actively working on the land to working away behind a computer screen from a distance.
There are always things that need doing in an organisation with such a big kaupapa! Feel free to get in touch if you are interested in supporting our vision in any way.
He Awa whiria braided rivers
We believe that the wellbeing of people and planet can be achieved through deep collaboration, and we prioritise collaborative partnerships with Māori - with iwi, hapu, and Māori-led organisations.
