Te Hua o te Kawariki Trust — Community Development Charity in Opononi
Te Hua o te Kawariki Trust is a registered charity in the Community Development sector, based in Opononi, Opononi. Annual revenue: $0.6M NZD. Financial data as at June 2024.
Mission: To promote, preserve and enhance the spiritual, economic, social and cultural wellbeing of people resident in Hokianga or of people who may culturally identify with Hokianga. To preserve, present and promote the local oral traditions of Kupe, his arrival and life in Hokianga, his departure and journey to Hawaiki, the subsequent return to Hokianga of people led by Kupe’s grandson and nephew, and of their descendents’ journey into the contemporary world. To establish a heritage centre to facilitate the presentation of the oral traditions of Hokianga, and the research and record of the history, culture and lifestyles of Hokianga. To establish appropriate facilities to house and care for any taonga which may be placed in the care of the Trust. To encourage the protection, understanding and appreciation of the heritage sites and landscapes of Hokianga, and the preservation and enhancement of the natural environment of Hokianga.
- Registration Number
- CC47009
- Registration Date
- 2010-10-01
- Status
- Active
- Sector
- Community Development
- Location
- Opononi, Opononi
- bookings@maneafootprints.co.nz
- Data as at
- June 2024
Beneficiaries: Children / young people, Family / whanau, General public, Older people
Financial Summary
- Total Revenue
- $0.6M NZD
- Total Expenses
- $0.7M NZD
- Total Assets
- $0.1M NZD
- Net Assets
- $-0.2M NZD
- Reserve Months
- 0.0 months of operating expenses
- Staff Count
- 9
- Volunteers
- 0
- Financial Year End
- 2024-06-30
Financial History
| Year | Revenue | Expenses | Net Assets |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | $0.6M | $0.7M | $-0.2M |
| 2023 | $0.4M | $0.8M | $-0.0M |
| 2022 | $0.2M | $0.7M | $7.1M |
| 2021 | $1.6M | $1.1M | $6.9M |
| 2020 | $5.1M | $0.1M | $6.4M |
| 2019 | $1.7M | $0.2M | $1.4M |
| 2018 | $0.1M | $0.1M | $-0.0M |
| 2017 | - | $0.0M | - |
| 2016 | - | $0.0M | - |
| 2015 | - | - | - |
Board Members and Officers
Current Officers (0)
| Name | Role | Appointed |
|---|
Former Officers (13)
- Steven Naera — Trustee (junior)
- Isaac Iraia — Trustee (junior)
- Patrick Toi — Trustee-(co-Opted)
- Kathrine Clarke — Trustee (junior)
- Louise Clarke — Trustee (senior) (departed 2019-07-25)
- Cheryl Turner — Trustee (junior) Secretary
- Wayne Hutchinson — Treasurer (departed 2021-12-31)
- John Klaricich — Trustee (life)
- Shane Lloydd — Trustee (life)
- Rui Rawiri — Trustee (departed 2016-07-26)
- Hone Taimona — Trustee (life)
- Ellen Naera — Trustee (life)
- Whetu Naera — Trustee (departed 2017-04-20)
Funding Sources
- Foundation North — $653,439
- Foundation North — $590,000
- Foundation North — $20,000
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Te Hua o te Kawariki Trust
Financial data as at June 2024. Sourced from Charities Services register.
This charity has reported liabilities exceeding assets for two or more consecutive years. That pattern is common and structural for retirement villages (occupation-right-agreement bonds recorded as liabilities), iwi treaty-settlement vehicles (future-obligation accruals), and infrastructure trusts with Crown loan principal — it does not indicate financial distress, but our standard reserve-months scoring template does not apply. The charity's figures are shown above.
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- No chair recorded on the registerNo chair or presiding role is recorded in the register for this board of 9. The Charities Register does not require one to be identified, so this is a gap in the public record rather than a finding about the board.
- Current annual return overdueThe newest annual return we hold is 27 months old — a more recent return may already be on the Charities Services register
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To promote, preserve and enhance the spiritual, economic, social and cultural wellbeing of people resident in Hokianga or of people who may culturally identify with Hokianga. To preserve, present and promote the local oral traditions of Kupe, his arrival and life in Hokianga, his departure and journey to Hawaiki, the subsequent return to Hokianga of people led by Kupe’s grandson and nephew, and of their descendents’ journey into the contemporary world. To establish a heritage centre to facilitate the presentation of the oral traditions of Hokianga, and the research and record of the history, culture and lifestyles of Hokianga. To establish appropriate facilities to house and care for any taonga which may be placed in the care of the Trust. To encourage the protection, understanding and appreciation of the heritage sites and landscapes of Hokianga, and the preservation and enhancement of the natural environment of Hokianga.
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