Te Mana Āhua Ake Charitable Trust
Registration number CC55974Sector: Arts / culture / heritageDunedin
Purpose: Te Mana Ahua Ake Trust exists for the purpose of hosting the annual Otago Early Childhood and Schools Māori and Pacific Island Festival known as The Otago Polyfest. To increase the opportunities for children, young people and their whānau to participate in Māori and Pasifika cultural experiences that enhance and broaden their education. To support groups that offer opportunities for whole school/kura/centre communities to participate in Māori and Pasifika cultural performances given to the wider Otago community.
- Helps
- Children / young people
- Address
- 2 Greenacres Street, Macandrew Bay, Dunedin 9014
- Phone
- 0274259357
- manager@otagopolyfest.nz
- Social
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