Tūruki Ora

Strengthening Wellbeing
Programmes commencing August 2026
A dynamic new outdoor space dedicated to enhancing health, resilience, and learning through meaningful connection with the natural environment.
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A space for growth, learning, and connection

Located on a newly acquired lifestyle block, Tūruki Ora will serve as a vibrant hub supporting a wide range of programmes and hands-on experiences.The site is designed to nurture wellbeing through practical engagement, creativity, and connection to whenua.

Over time, these facilities will support tangata whaiora through both structured programmes and experiential learning opportunities — with a long-term vision of creative expression, skill-building, and preparing produce for sale in a purpose-built market space.

A Space for Growth, Learning, and Connection

Diverse opportunities for participants to engage in:
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Outdoor learning and exploration
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Animal care and husbandry
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Hen and pig rearing
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Alpaca, lamb, and sheep care
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Carpentry and practical building projects
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Horticulture and gardening
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Food growing and preparation
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Future produce market initiatives

Already on the whenua

The property already includes established infrastructure such as:
Tunnel houses
Orchards
An orangery
Berry beds
Livestock paddocks
Functional working spaces
Over time, these facilities will support tangata whaiora through both structured programmes and experiential learning opportunities.

Our Vision

There is no single pathway to wellbeing.

Tūruki Ora reflects Ngā Kete Mātauranga Pounamu’s commitment to creating pathways for Skills development, Knowledge sharing and Personal growth and resilience. 
Grounded in the belief that there is no single pathway to wellbeing, this initiative supports individuals to build capacity through connection with land, environment, and practical skills.
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Skill development
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Knowledge sharing
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Personal growth and resilience

Nau mai, haere mai

We welcome you on this journey.

Paul White

Paul White – Site Manager

paul.white@nkmp.nz
022 010 0300
Monday – Friday, 8:30am – 4:30pm