TREATY OF WAITANGI WORKSHOP

In March 2025 (18th and 25th), Kāpiti Impact Trust and Volunteer Kāpiti are excited to offer a two-part Te Tiriti o Waitangi workshop series designed specifically for the Community and Social Sector. These workshops, led by the highly experienced facilitator Te Huia Bill Hamilton, aim to deepen your understanding of Te Tiriti and its application in today’s context.

Workshop Details:
• Dates: 18th and 25th March 2025 (9am - 1pm on 18th and 9am - 11.30am on 25th)
• Format: Two sessions across two days
• Cost: $30 for Community and Social Sector organisations, $100 for non-sector participants
• Location: Kāpiti Impact Hub ( 6 Tongariro Street, Paraparaumu, 5032
• Morning Tea will be provided

Who Should Attend?
These workshops are tailored for organisations that:
• Are values-driven to achieve social rather than profit-making goals.
• Operate as not-for-profits, reinvesting profits into their missions.
• Are based in and serve the Kāpiti Coast District from Paekākāriki to Ōtaki.
• Are independent of local and central government, defining their own purpose and vision.

About the Facilitator
Te Huia Bill Hamilton (Ngāti Kahungunu, Ngā Rauru, Ngāti Raukawa) is the owner of Treaty Solutions and brings over 25 years of expertise in Māori development, engagement, and human rights. His engaging facilitation style is rooted in practical community experience and knowledge of Te Tiriti as a framework for shared understanding and collaboration. You can learn more about Te Huia Bill Hamilton here.

Why Attend?
This workshop series offers an interactive and practical approach to exploring Te Tiriti. Participants will:
•Build confidence in applying the Te Tiriti framework.
•Explore its relevance in personal, professional, and community contexts.
•Gain insights into how it supports culturally competent and collaborative practices.

Register Your Interest

Spaces are limited to 20 participants per session. To register your interest or learn more about the workshops, please complete the form below and we will be in touch.

We look forward to supporting our Ōtaki and Kāpiti communities through this valuable learning opportunity.
Ngā mihi nui