As a kaupapa Māori organisation, Te Pā responds to community needs and vulnerable whānau. We have a substantial history working in the space of reintegration and social services and we pride ourselves on operating with a tangata and whānau centric service operating model which is reinforced with kaupapa Māori values.

Our driving philosophy is supporting tangata to lead their own change and to be the rangatira they were destined to be. We realise this by addressing the most difficult barriers, such as stigma, judgement, lack of resources and social exclusion, which prevent our tangata from reintegrating into their whānau, hapū, iwi, community and New Zealand society. View the Te Pā constitution here.

• Anga Pae Tata Reintegration Services Long Servers (RSLS)
• Anga Pae Tawhiti Reintegration Service for Returning Deportees
• Mahi Āwhina Supported Employment Service (SE)
• Whānau Ora – Supports whānau to access services, overcome challenges and achieve their goals
• Te Whiting o Te Rā
• Support for Survivors of Abuse in State Care
• Kia Puāwai te Kākano Whānau Resilience Programme
• Assessment and Triage Services in collaboration with Turuki Health Care
• Te Ohomai Rangatahi – Specialised At-Risk Rangatahi Services
• National administration of the Child Travel Fund on behalf of Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation Societies throughout New Zealand and the Salvation Army Reintegration Service
• Hepatitis C Assessment and Linkage to Treatment Services – Te Whatu Ora – Health New Zealand
• Delivering services to five prisons in our region: Northland Region Corrections Facility (Ngawha), Auckland Prison (Paremoremo), Mt Eden Corrections Facility, Auckland South Corrections Facility (Kohuora), Auckland Region Women’s Corrections Facility