Tāwharautia te āpōpō | Whakapuaki ō whakaaro
Empower tomorrow | Expressions of Interest
A collaborative event for mental health and social services in Mataatua
Tāwharautia te āpōpō
E te tii! E te taa!
Haramai rā hei awhi hei awhi!
We’re welcoming mental and social health services in Mataatua to join us for a collaborative event where we will participate in several mental and physical challenges to raise money for mental health.
Friday September 27, 10am-2pm at the Whakatāne Athletics Club (next to Aquatics Centre), Whakatāne.
Registrations are a must, click below to complete your registration.
Ngā kōrero | About Tāwharautia te āpōpō
Are you ready to step up for mental health awareness? Tāwharautia te āpōpō brings together organizations, staff, and clients to show solidarity with those facing ngā taumahatanga o tō rātou ake ao.
Kaupapa Whakahira:
- Team-based Challenges: Compete in a series of physical and mental tasks
- Inclusive Participation: Suitable for all fitness levels (minimum requirement: ability to walk)
- Limited Spots: Only 20 teams can participate – register now!
- Charitable Impact: Winning team chooses a community charity for donation
How It Works:
- Form a team of 5 (staff or staff-client mix)
- Complete challenges to earn points
- Face the final challenge to determine the winner
- Dress up in your chosen theme for added fun
Why Participate?
- Show support for mental health in our community
- Build team spirit within your organization
- Contribute to a worthy cause
- Challenge yourself and have fun!
Registration Details:
- Cost: $100 per team of 5
- Limit: 4 teams per organization
- Registration: First-come, first-served basis
Tēnā whakanuia!
By participating, you’re not just competing – you’re showing our whānau dealing with mental health challenges that you’re willing to step out of your comfort zone for them.
Are you ready to take on the challenge and stand with your community?
Register now and be part of this impactful mental health awareness event!
*Note: For prize donation purposes, eligible charities include marae, kura, sports clubs, or national charities serving the community. Excludes individuals, businesses, or publicly funded organizations.*
