Nau mai ki Tākai
Free tools and information for anyone who supports whānau with tamariki under 5.
Build your knowledge with this 30 minute lesson exploring what pēpi and tamariki need for healthy development.
Over 20 years ago, tamariki shared what they needed. We went back to see what's stayed with them.
Deb Rewiri, Vicky Ellison, Anna Mowat and Maraea Teepa introduce Tākai and how you can use the resources.
Reconnecting with culture and whakapapa helps tamariki see themselves in the context of something bigger. Our guests discuss how they use cultural practices to keep their stories and values alive.
Nau mai ki Tākai – welcome to the village (transcript)
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[Montage of families and children]
Narrator:
Raising tamariki takes energy, love and a whole village.
Nau mai ki Tākai, welcome to the village.
Whether you're a parent, a whānau worker, a kaiako, a health professional, or an awesome aunty, uncle, nan or koro – Tākai is here to back you.
We wrap together homegrown parenting resources, tools and learning opportunities.
Plus, great information from our trusted partners.
It’s all free, and it’s for anyone who supports whānau with tamariki under-five.
Because when the village is supported, tamariki thrive.
Come and explore Tākai today.
Kia matua rautia – let’s be a thriving village raising children together.
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Kia matua rautia – a thriving village raising children together. Tākai is here for everyone in New Zealand supporting tamariki in their first 2,000 days.
We bring together trusted parenting resources, tools and learning opportunities, helping build strong whānau and communities where tamariki thrive.
