Leighton talks about how what Rātā has learned on its cultural journey has changed how Rātā sees itself and how it works with the community to build relationships and gain access to communities of need previously closed off to them.

Nuk talks about how Rātā demonstrates Aroha ki te Tangata – Love and Care for All People - through their mahi.

Aroha ki te Tangata is a continuation of the journey Rātā Foundation has been on seeking māramatanga of Māori aspirations and funding needs in our tākiwa over the last decade.

We provide community loans to community organisations, which provide access to financing for capital projects that will bring about equitable and sustainable outcomes.

I am excited to unveil our newly launched investment-focused website with you.

The Kotahitanga mō te Taiao Alliance (KMTT) is changing the way conservation is done in New Zealand through an innovative collaboration between iwi, central and local government working across 3.4 million hectares of land and ocean in Te Tau Ihu.

Oxford Terrace Baptist Church (OTBC) housing development adds fourteen affordable rental units with wrap around support. This ensures people will get the right support when they need it.

Motueka based marae, Te Awhina are preparing for the opening of a million-dollar development that will see 20 whānau moving into new pāpākāinga housing, making a return to their whenua.