Post by Kiwi Frontline on Apr 19, 2016 17:13:18 GMT 12
NEW START FOR WARDENS
Maori Council chair Sir Taihakurei Durie says the council wants to give Maori wardens greater access to qualifications and boost their contribution to community development.
"We are now putting in place plans where wardens can work in association with other voluntary groups, receive qualifications or tohu that will enable them to work alongside government departments. We are trying to reshape these wardens. I believe we are well on track to doing so. There have been difficulties in the past with the wardens. I believe we are going to see new life breathed into what is a very important organisation for Maori," he says….
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Maori Council chair Sir Taihakurei Durie says the council wants to give Maori wardens greater access to qualifications and boost their contribution to community development.
"We are now putting in place plans where wardens can work in association with other voluntary groups, receive qualifications or tohu that will enable them to work alongside government departments. We are trying to reshape these wardens. I believe we are well on track to doing so. There have been difficulties in the past with the wardens. I believe we are going to see new life breathed into what is a very important organisation for Maori," he says….
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