| Receptionist |
Jaci Keats |
Having graduated Te Wananga O Aotearoa Level 2, she finds the experience and friends she has made has just roller coastered into a positive happy enviroment.
In her spare time Jaci likes to hui with her friends, listen to new Aotearoa music Live or CD and enjoys a good kani kani.
Every year she chooses a destination to toro within Aotearoa, this year was Te Moeka o Tuaawe (Fox Glacier). She saw some things you don't see everyday - Jack Osbourne! Jaci thoroughly recommends Fox Glacier giving it a 9/10.
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Ph: 021-851-325
E: jkeats@hop.org.nz |
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Project Coordinator
- Kia Piki
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Andre Konia |
Ko Hikurangi toku maunga
Ko Waiapu toku awa
Ko Ngati Porou toku iwi
Ko Andre Konia toku ingoa
Andre has a degree in Education and qualifications in Nutrition and Personal Training. Andre has recently returned from abroad with his wife and young daughter to resettle back in Otautahi. Previously Andre worked for Public Health Unit with many roles, and has an extensive background in Health promotion and Teaching. As a project co-ordinator for the Kia piki o Te Ora project Andre’s work will be closely aligned with Trina on the co-ordination and development of strategies that will address health priorities through a Whanau Ora lens/scope
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Ph: 021-2701-990
E: akonia@hop.org.nz |
| SPARC Coordinator |
Vania Pirini |
Ka hoki au ki te mauri o hourouta me takitimu o ooku waka
Tau mai raa hikurangi me Aoraki
Ko Waiapu me Te Umukaha nga waipuna
E rere atu ki a Tangaroa
Whakatau mai raa
Ki ngaa rohe o Ngai Tahu me Te Whanau Apanui
Ko te mauri e heria mai nei I whakaoho I taaku moe
E ko koia e ara e!!!!!!
Tihei mauriora
Vania has qualifications in Sports, Administration, Coaching, Personal Training, and University of Canterbury in Te Reo Māori, Vania is currently doing her degree in Te Reo Māori at Te Wananga o Raukawa. Previously Vania worked for Ngai Tahu Development Corporation with many roles , and has an extensive background in community sport and recreation. As a Sport & Recreation facilitator Vania's role for SPARC has a particular focus on improving sport and physical activity outcomes for Māori in Te Wai Pounamu region, and to incorporate Te Reo Māori and past māori cultural activities into a modern sport and recreation arena. Vania co-ordinates promotes, delivers,and/or facilitates, kaupapa Māori Activities within the Te Wai Pounamu region such as Sports Days, Pa Wars, Community Events, Poi, Rugby, Hip-hop, walking groups, Awards, touch modules, and gentle exercises. During Vania's free time she is a full time Mum with her 3 sons and husband and loves the gym, Wairewa kapa haka and good times with whanau and friends.
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Ph: 021-9111-63
E: vpirini@hop.org.nz |
