Partnerships
Our partners
Our life-changing mahi is made possible with the support and collaboration of like-minded community organisations, social service providers, businesses and funders. Like us, these organisations are committed to helping heal and restore whānau wellbeing.
Anglican Trust for Women and Children (ATWC)
Since our beginnings, Te Whare has shared a deep connection with ATWC. In 1991, we were established under their guidance as a resource centre for wāhine and whānau—laying the foundation for a partnership that continues to strengthen.
The Selwyn Foundation
Through our partnership with The Selwyn Foundation, Te Whare is able to deliver Pouhono—a service that supports vulnerable kaumātua Māori in Ōtara and Māngere with advocacy, social connection, and practical care.
Te Pīhopatanga o Te Tai Tokerau
Cultural connection is one of Te Whare’s four key impact pillars. Our partnership with Te Pīhopatanga o Te Tai Tokerau, established by Te Hāhi Mihingare, supports whānau to reconnect with their culture and whakapapa. Spirituality plays a vital role in this journey, fostering identity, belonging, and a strong sense of community.
Nurturing Families
Te Whare is proud to partner with Nurturing Families, a grassroots charity that supports whānau facing hardship by providing essential baby and children’s items. Through their Auckland-wide network and community centre, they deliver practical help and run programmes that uplift parents and caregivers—ensuring every child feels safe, loved, and nurtured.
Rongopai House
In Kaitaia, Te Whare partners with Rongopai House to support whānau breaking free from cycles of poverty, violence, and addiction. Their practical, faith-based approach empowers families to rebuild with strength, dignity, and hope.
The Period Place
Te Whare partners with The Period Place to promote menstrual equity across Aotearoa. Through advocacy, education and product access, we work together to ensure whānau have what they need with dignity and without stigma.
