annual report - Mika Haka Foundation

ANNUAL REPORT
1 APRIL 2012 - 31 MARCH 2013
Charities Commission Registration No: CC37494
GST Number: 100 572 850
Web
Email
Phone
Fax MHF HQ
Postal Address
www.mhf.co.nz
[email protected]
+649 620 6111
+649 620 7443
111B May Road, Mt Roskill, Auckland 1041
PO Box 90-408, Auckland 1142
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10,000+ kids get
free active lifestyle
program
WINNER
Social Media
Innovation Award
WINNER Salon Mika
Auckland Fringe
Festival
SUCCESSES
THIS YEAR
INCLUDE:
ELP finalists on
“NZ’s Got Talent”
ELP London Fashion
Week Triumph
WINNER Mika Haka Kids
Best Doco Award
Healthy lives for all NZ Kids
Strong careers for emerging NZ talent
Maori on a global scale – sharing our culture
Young New Zealander’s with high potential and lots
of talent, who can’t afford to achieve it, come to
Mika Haka Foundation – the dream makers.
CONTENTS
3
Memoriam
4
Trust Objectives
6
Executive Director’s Report
History | Whakapapa
Mission | Whakatanga
Ethos | Kaupapa
Principles | Mātāpono
7
Board of Trustees
Funders, Sponsors & Supporters
8
MHF Team
10 Kā Programmes
12 TOI Emerging Leaders Programme
14 The Aroha Project
16 International Native Cultures
17 Financial Statements
Ka tiro hāere me te koa ō te ngākau. Ki te kite I
wēra e tau nei. Ka mahara ake ki wēra I kaitahi
ai I mua. Me te whakaaro pai - Ka tō te rā - ka
rere te rā - he rā ano. Ia rā e ora nei tātou me
tīhei maurioratia. E pono hoki ki te kaupapa
whakahirahira nei. Te oranga - Ara, haumi e, hui
e, taiki e!
We come together to be with those we care about
- we look around and are happy, in our hearts,
to see the ones we are with today. We remember
those who we once shared meals with and wish
them well. Today is not yesterday - and tomorrow
can not be today - for each day we live is a life
worth living. Staying true to what matters most…
life. Haumi e, hui e, taiki e!
E ngā mate,
haere, haere, haere
In Memoriam
The board and MHF whanau acknowledge
the passing of our friend Sally Markham.
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Healthy lives = Healthy arts careers
Diversity, Sustainability, Empowerment
For all New Zealanders
trust
objectives
The purpose of the Mika Haka Foundation Charitable
Trust is to support and encourage, in various ways,
the development and discussion of, and public
interaction with, different aspects of native cultures.
Our work is designed for the benefit of the native
cultures and the wider community. We address
various issues of benefit to native cultures and the
wider community. In promoting this general purpose
the Trust will, without limitation, also:
•
provide support to native cultures by working on projects
that aim to bring about social change that is beneficial to
themselves and the wider community;
•
support, record and promote the dissemination of new
thought on ‘What does native culture mean to New Zealand?’
and related issues;
•
support, record and promote the Takataapui cultural history
of Aotearoa and encourage dissemination of this information
and knowledge to the wider community; support, record and
promote the ongoing development of all art forms from the
perspective of native cultures so that it benefits such native
cultures and the wider community;
•
support and promote events, activities, projects and
discussion amongst the youth that is aimed at promoting
native cultures and geared to working in unity for the benefit
of the native cultures and the wider community; and
•
support and promote, amongst native cultures and the wider
community, a commitment to embrace non-smoking, antiviolence, healthy living and positive life choices.
Shaquille (Titanium Pop Band), teaching
Kā kids about healthy lifestyles
Mika works with crazy kids,
outcasts, rebels, those who don’t
fit and those who dream. Seeing
differently is a gift…
All great things come from the
ability to think freely, without
restraint. These young people
evolve and improve things.
The crazy OTT kids are the ones
I see as genius. Help us help
them make great things and live
healthy, fulfilled lives.
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Mika, as principal sponsor, has donated over $80,000 in cash as well as
providing the Foundation six figure infrastructure support.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S
REPORT
2013 marks our 5 year vision plans successful completion.
The world is now a global playground. We talk and
post daily to anywhere on the planet that has internet. Our
young people communicate with like minds, as well as local
communities. We act local and are Global. MHF is engaging with
other successful Global Foundations and charities to support
our success in NZ. We are working with like minded, holistic,
sustainable arts, health and entertainment projects that lead
New Zealanders forward.
The Foundation’s core Kā health and well-being initiative
has grown to the point where we will be engaging extra staff
and tutors to keep up with the demand. Jay Tewake, who heads
the Kā Programme, is now well-established, combating New
Zealand’s worsening obesity and diabetes statistics by providing
free classes that encourage rangatahi to take charge of their own
bodies, get up and go!
Our high potential MHF TOI Emerging Leaders
Programme was successful on “NZ’s Got Talent,” London Fashion
Week, University graduations, business start-ups, global projects
in dance and much more. It’s almost impossible to keep up with
our program, which remains non-affiliated to any one tertiary
provider. Instead, MHF remains close to the students of these
institutions’ fostering their success.
Salon Mika launched the first ever ELP Producer’s program
within MHF. Here several young producers were mentored in
producing a professional stage show. Salon Mika
went on to win rave reviews and two awards.
Mika, MHF Kaitiaki/Executive Director
Salon Mika cast at the 2013 Pride Festival.
JGeeks finalists on “NZ’s Got Talent”.
WHAKAPAPA
KAUPAPA
MĀTĀPONO
The Mika Haka Foundation (MHF) is
a charitable trust formed to deliver
the inclusive vision of successful Māori
artist and entertainer, Mika, of an
extraordinary future for all young New
Zealanders – in particular, young people
from diverse backgrounds and minority
communities.
The Foundation was formed in 2008 to
consolidate and expand programmes
that Mika established through the
pioneering work of the Torotoro Trust
between 2001 and 2008. MHF continues
to develop these performance and
physical activity based programmes to
benefit greater numbers of young New
Zealanders.
The Mika Haka Foundation invites
people of diverse ethnicities, cultures,
sexualities and religions, living in
Aotearoa/New
Zealand,
to
find
pathways towards better health and
education
opportunities
through
physical culture and the performing arts.
We aim to provide young people with
direction and create an understanding
of self-discipline and boundaries. Māori
refer to this as Tikanga. This direction
helps to empower young people to set
goals and take responsibility for their
own lives. We promote healthy living
and always aim to lead by example.
We want to provide an environment of
inspiration, encouraging dreams and
the idea that nothing is impossible – to
push yourself to new heights, to have no
fear of failure and to be in a constant
state of learning.
Our work is guided by five Māori
principles:
WHAKATAKANGA
The Mika Haka Foundation exists to
ignite young minds and transform
bodies towards better lives through the
performing arts and physical culture.
Kotahitanga mā re Rerekētanga
Unity through Difference
Whanaungatanga:
We are collaborative in nature and
believe that we are stronger together.
Mana Tangata:
We take pride in ourselves, our work
and our community. We believe that
education and employment, combined
with cultural, creative and physical
wellbeing, will bring personal success.
Wehi:
We want to ignite the minds of young
people, encouraging them in their
passions.
Tapu Takitahi:
We believe in the sacred nature of the
self. Being a leader to yourself first will
allow you to lead others.
Manākitanga:
We work together, care for one another,
and respect each other.
BOARD OF
TRUSTEES
The objective of the Mika Haka Foundation trustees is to support and encourage the
development and direction of the foundation, and the discussion of native culture for the
benefit of those cultures in Aotearoa | New Zealand and the global community.
Dr Pare Keiha
(T’Aitanga-a-Māhaki/Rongowhakaata)
Trustee Chair
Pro Vice Chancellor Māori Advancement, Pro Vice Chancellor Learning & Teaching, and Dean
of Te Ara Poutama / Faculty of Māori Development, AUT University.
Pare’s career commitment is to Māori advancement, through the mobilisation of cultural
capital.
Jane Hunter
(Ngāpuhi/Ngāti Hine)
Trustee Secretary
Director Hunted Resources Ltd
Jane has extensive achievements in the health and philanthropic sectors, a reasoned and
effective problem solver who views all angles of potential challenges and opportunities. She
is currently focused on business innovation & connection within health education and the
promotion of youth talent development. Jane’s career has allowed her to communicate cross
culturally, socially and organizationally.
Glenda Hughes
Media Advocate
Managing Director, Glenda Hughes Communications
Glenda is a leading authority on creating and communicating a winning environment. She
has worked with the New Zealand Olympic Games Committee and many of our top athletes.
She is a board member of KidsCan and is on the parole board and chair of the New Zealand
FUNDERS, SPONSORS & SUPPORTERS
28 Black
Auckland Council
COGS
CopiesPlus
Creative Communities Scheme
Dance Aotearoa NZ (DANZ)
E.W. Sinton
Family Bar and Club
Fringe Festival
Just Water
Kiri Nathan
Mai FM
MAINZ
Māori Television *
Manukau City Council
Manurewa Marae
McMusic
MokoISM
Ministry of Health / Manatū Hauora *
Ministry of Social Development Break-Away Holiday Activity Prog.
Nakd Water
New Zealand Lottery Grants Board
New World – Mt Roskill
Ngā Aho Whakaari
Oceania
Pātangaroa Entertainment
Phoenix Cosmetics
Pride Festival
Profile Plus
Puketāpapa Local Board
Quitline
Robert Bruce Agency
Studio 111
Switch Bar
Taste Nirvana Coconut Water
The Greenroom
The ICEHOUSE
Vada Hair
* in association with Pātangaroa Entertainment (Service Provider)
A special thank you to: Dave McIvor, Erica Crawford, Michael Knapp (Snapper), Paulus Romjin, Sage Haggart and Tony McMasters.
MHF Team
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Mika
Kaitiaki/Executive Director
Marc Conaco III
Designer/Administrator
Julian Cook
Communications/Funding
Janet Elliott
Bookkeeper
KĀ TEAM
Jay Tewake
Kā Team Leader
Melissa Osgood
Kā Coordinator/Reporting
Victoria Theobold
Kā Schools Intern
Whaea Mary Ann
Jessie Waimotu
Kelz & Damon Henare-Heke
Kā Marae Liaison
LEGAL & FINANCIAL TEAM
David McLaughlin | McLaughlin Law
Lawyer
Jay Tewake (Kā), Zakk d’Larté (2013 report
designer), Mika, Logan Kopa (ELP)
Bridget Fraser | Fearless Accounting Limited
Accountant
John Mills | J&G Mills Financial Services
Auditor
Ambassadors Program
Ngamaru Raerino
Māori Kaumatua
Tinsel Korey
Twilight
Manu Bennett
Spartacus
Kelz Henare (Manurewa Marae Liaison),
Lani Lopez (Kā TV Naturopath)
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TWILIGHT STAR AND KĀ ambassador Tinsel Korey (centre blue t-shirt)
seen here at Manurewa Marae‘s KĀ 400 free holiday programme.
KĀ | FREE YOUTH PHYSICAL
ACTIVITY PROGRAMMES
Helping young NZ’ers ignite their own ‘fire’ through fun, free, active programmes
10,000+ kids get free
active lifestyle program
EVENTS
Free access events this year included; the
Kā team judging the Diabetes Projects
Trust and the Mangere Secondary School
healthy cooking competition. Kā TV was
hosted by Jay Tewake and Tara Puke as
well as health professionals DR Garsing
Wong, Naturopath Lani Lopez and Mika.
It was directed by Ramon Tewake and
produced for Māori TV for the foundation
by Patangaroa Entertainment. Celebrity
visits to schools and holiday programs
from Tinsel Korey (Twilight, the movie),
JGeeks, Boy band Titanium. Kāha
Fitness, aimed at young mothers in the
Puketapapa local community, began a
free weekly program in Mt Roskill. Guest
Instructors included: Tonica Alatini,
Nathan Kara, Lawrence Kaiwai, Nathan
Kara, Jadein Henare, Ricky Flavell, Emily
Woodfield and BoyzDance.
TRAINING
New Programs launched; Train the
Trainers, evaluation programs and
alliances with NZQA New Māori Dance
Syllabus (originally created by Mika) into
the Kā program. Leonie Matoe Te Hotu
Manawa Māori & Kā partnership program.
AWARDS
National Rangatahi Nutrition & Physical
Activity conference; Kā won the Ministry
of Health’s Te Hotu Manawa Māori
Innovation award in Social media through
Mika and Jay’s presentation at the
National Rangatahi Māori Nutrition and
Physical Activity conference.
programme offered to us at Manurewa
High School.”
FREE SCHOOLS
AND HOLIDAY
PROGRAMS FOR
YOUTH
Shaquelle Maybury | HOD DANCE
Manurewa High School
Kā Schools
4808 Auckland wide secondary school
students received free active lifestyle
sessions totalling 48,000+ free tuitions
for students keeping active and eating
better. Decile 1-4 Schools included; Hato
Petera College, Aorere College, One Tree
Hill College, Alfriston College, Massey
High School, Kelston Girls High School,
Selwyn College, Te Kura Kaupapa Rohe
O Mangere, Manurewa High School,
Mangere College, Otahuhu College,
Marcellin College.
Kā Holiday Programmes
2930 7-17 year olds received FREE
Holiday programs in low socio areas in
Auckland in Mt Roskill and Manurewa
Marae
Other programs 3000+ kids
Community events, dance competitions,
free movie events sponsored by FOX and
a host of other free fun things.
Kā Life Testimonials
“This is a fantastic programme that I am
lucky to have been part of for the last
three years. I feel privileged to have
had such an experienced professional
dance teacher. We are fortunate to be
able to take advantage of this fabulous
“Truly a highlight of our P.E program at
the college.”
“Your instructions to the students prior
to each class were motivational and
inspiring. You engaged each student with
the mindset ‘to give it a go ‘so they felt
part of the session no matter what dance/
fitness background they were at.”
“As the session progressed into each
routine you gave the students options
or levels of intensity which they could
choose to work at, at their own level for
safety- AWESOME!”
“On fitness sessions-you knew when to
plug into high intensive 4 group sessions
-at the end of each sessions for optimum
fitness of the entire group!”
Ben Swann | HOD SPORTS ACADEMY
Otahuhu College
“The program has given more confidence
and now enjoy dance a lot more. I love
doing the routines, learning new things
and skills. It is so fun. I love being in the
Kā Programme. I feel happier and not so
moody.”
Nikita | Student
“I’ve joined Mega Crew and bring it on
for 2012 and dance for school option.
I’ve liked the programme; it’s enjoyable
and interactive with the members and
teachers. It’s fun all the time. We learn
new things all the time.”
Katinia | Student
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Cast of Salon Mika show produced & staged by Emerging Leaders
WINNER OF two fringe festival awards
TOI | ARTS EMERGING
LEADERS PROGRAMME
Against all odds and unlikely to succeed without help, MHF grows future leaders
TOI | toy |
noun
tip, point, summit, art, knowledge,
origin, source (of mankind), native,
indigenous, aboriginal
ELP | EMERGING
LEADERS
PROGRAMME
TOI ELP has produced and mentored
thousands of young people with free
support in accommodation, mentoring
and business development under Mika
and his team. TOI-ELP has selected
a group of 10 individuals to mentor
towards global off shore strategies to
further their success in the next few
years.
Future leaders are nurtured, allowed to
create, to make mistakes, to transition
as artists and producers. MHF support
new leaders in the creative sectors;
Screenworks, Music, Fashion and Dance,
here are some of this year’s highlights:
MHF EMERGING
LEADERS
Tutors: Emily Woodfield (AUT),
Nathan Kara (Boyz Dance), Lawrence
Kaiwai & Kyra Aoake (Royal Family
– World Hip Hop Champions), Riki
Flavell (JGeeks), Eddie Elliott (UNITEC),
Shaquelle Ngauma (Titanium)
Youth Teaching Youth: Jadein
Henare & Kayla Jenkins (Te Tai Tonga
Kapa Haka, Manurewa Marae Youth
Council)
Salon Mika: Jay Tewake (Producer),
Hughie Williams Karaitiana, Chris
Anderson and Logan Kopa (Sound &
Technical), Mattie Hamuera, Tanner Villi,
Tonica Alatini (Artists)
MAJOR FESTIVALS
AND EVENTS
ELP members welcomed Prince Charles
to NZ dinner, produced Salon Mika,
the Fringe Award Winning show for
Best Production & Best Performance
Cabaret/Burlesque which was produced
and staged by TOI-ELP members,
Auckland Fringe Festival, Auckland Pride
Festival, Jambalaya, Armageddon, Miss
India NZ, Timaru Hat & Hair Awards, NZ
Fashion Week, Rarotonga fundraisers. SCREEN WORKS
Kā TV hosted by ELP Jay Tewake & Tara
Puke + health professionals DR Garsing
Wong, Naturopath Lani Lopez and Mika.
Directed by Ramon Tewake for Māori TV
and for the foundation by Patangaroa.
Kā TV engaged and employed 5 TOIELP members and training including
Presenter Training with Paulus Romjin.
Chantelle Nikora created several
digitals for Kā TV whilst Ben Swann
(won first prize for his video). Kanikani
Mai TV Māori Television. Supported Kiel
McNaughton & Kerry Warkia (Shortland
Street / Auckland Daze) produce Civil
Union a web series engaging ELP Kieran
Growcott. MHF supported Lennie Hill
produce films in Rarotonga with free
accommodation. Kanikani Mai (Dance
competition on TV) showcases MHF
dancers. DIGITAL Social Media Breakfast
with Guy Kawasaki and Mika discussed
transmedia and Arts future at the DANZ
Future Vision Seminar.
FASHION
Our fashion success, Kiri Nathan, goes
from high profile event to high profile
event; from the MHF RWC Aroha Mardi
Gras Fashion Show to London Fashion
Week in association with the British
Council. Mika performed at both the
Timaru Hat & Hair Art Awards and New
Zealand Fashion Week with new dance
music and performances by ELP dancers
eventually leading to NYC Fashion week.
DANCE
MHF supported MAU dance theatre
with free accommodations. DANZ
– workshops for emerging leaders
fundraising for projects. Lemi Panifosio
& Mika begin collaboration on major
International Arts work. Youth and Hip
Hop Dance companies continue to have
free access to the MHF Studios.
MUSIC
Music projects included a Rangatahi
(youth) cd, a contemporary adult cd and
a women’s cd. Sonny Bishop attended
APO Hip Hop collaboration and APRA
music workshops. Tim Corin & Karl
Moser supported an intense series of
Music workshops fusing Pop, Māori
language with over 30 participants (PIC).
These songs will be released in 2014.
Mika joins the steering committee of the
Screen Composers Guild of NZ.
Musicians included Ed Ru (Sweet &
Irie), Jay Tewake, Eddie Elliott, Mattie
Hamuera, Te Ahorangi Winitana,
Shontelle, Chanelle, Ramon Tewake,
Mahina Kaui, Jinetero, Amanda Ashton,
Mokoera Te Amo and the 2MI Boy Band.
BUSINESS
AND CAREER
DEVELOPMENT
Icehouse continues to support JGeeks
and the AUT Business Matariki event
celebrated success in business for
Māori. POUTAMA trust is looking at
ways to support emerging business.
Robert Bruce Agency takes 4 ELP to
assist with TV film corporate careers:
Tonica Alatini, Jay Tewake, Logan Kopa,
Tanner Villi. Menilik Driver starts his own
E-Commerce company & Zakk d’Larté
starts as ELP intern. MHF attends the
WHAKAPUAWAI 2013 - Celebrating
Māori Business, Māori Talent & Māori
Success.
ALUMNI
JGeeks and Logan Walker made the
finals of TVNZ’s “New Zealand’s Got
Talent”,
Former Torotoro Dance
Company member Kasina Campbell
is now based here in NZ and Germany
with MAU Dance, Alex Tarrant now
hosts TV2 Totes Māori, Nancy Wijohn
is creating works for Atamira Dance
and Renee Winters is studying Business
Management.
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Kotahitanga mā te rereketanga Unity through Diversity
Marginalised, lonely, left out young people come here
THE AROHA PROJECT
the aroha project:
ABOUT removing bullying, hate, violence
and stigmatization.
Standing up for those who can’t.
AROHA
HUMAN RIGHTS
As a gay man, a Māori activist, an
entertainer, an advocate for AIDS
education, Homeless, Women, Youth,
Native Cultures, Sustainability and
holistic living - and a human being, Mika
has always recognized human rights as a
priority in his life.
THE AROHA PROJECT embodies all
these values and brings them together in
an annual series of Human Rights events.
In 2012/13 MHF endorsed the Gay
marriage bill support video with an all-star
celebrity cast at Mika Studios. MHF and
the NZAIDS Foundation continue a great
working relationship! Alamo Bar support
for South Side LGBT communities. Mika
opens the Matariki Māori New Year
welcome for GABA (Gay Akld Business
Assoc.). Jay Tewake performed with
Victoria Oruwari in supporting the
Attitude Awards performance in our
second year of supporting the awards.
YOUTH WORK
MHF members and supporters reached
out
to
vulnerable
communities.
Renowned trans-gender woman Ramon
Tewake visited MECF with Mika – Mt
Eden’s Corrections transgender, youth
and adult males sharing stories and
motivation. David Tua sponsored one of
our at risk boys to boxing training. MHF
hosted a final birthday party for 21 year
old, terminally ill, Jessica.
LETTER FROM
YOUNG PERSON
“I was born a boy, really shy, and I never
spoke out or told the truth until I was
22. I changed into being the woman
I am today because of YOU and Lady
Gaga. You gave me the strength to
keep stepping forwards, being open,
honest and straight up! It’s been three
years with the love of my life now. I’m
so happy, I honestly would never have
thought finding a man who loves me for
me would ever happen. Now at 25, I have
my head on a dream that I’m chasing
and a home that I can call my own. Thank
you! Can I expect to see more of your TV
shows hehe? I would so be keen to help
produce or do makeup, anything to give
back to you what you gave me.”
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NEW ZEALAND
Develop Mika Global. In addition, Mika attended KEA to
begin the process of engaging Māori arts with our global
friends.
SYDNEY
Aboriginal TV and Radio networks to look at global
connections with Māori.
RAROTONGA
For the MHF ELP international performance
mentoring program Eddie Elliott danced and met
other young Rarotongan dancers. Mika’s performance
raised funds funds for the “TEKAINGA” project that
supports mental health programs.
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KOREA
Air and Embassy event – Māori and Pakeha youth
performed PSY’s “Gangnam Style” song as a flashmob
to promote Korean culture for NZ secondary school’s
principals.
UK
Mika and ELP Kiri Nathan attended the British Council
Queen’s Dinner in Wellington. Prince Charles was
welcomed to NZ by Taki Māori.
NEW YORK
To begin development of Mika Global and to begin
preliminary talks with Sarah Smith (MokoISM).
TONGA
Meeting local performers and attending events at the
NZ Embassy.
Countries visited and or cultural exchanges in NZ include: Australia, Canada, China, Cuba, India, Japan, Korea, New Caledonia,
Rarotonga, Thailand, Tonga, UK: England, Scotland, USA.
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INT. NATIVE
CULTURES:
THE
GLOBAL
VIEW
Māori innovation on a global scale. A young person
connecting with another like mind internationally can
open the door to a world of opportunities. We believe
that all people benefit from interacting with Māori and
NZ culture. To this end MHF continues to work with
Brand leaders to promote NZ using Māori culture:
events included: Welcoming Prince Charles to NZ, invites
to London Olympics Festival, China Shanghai Expo,
Edinburgh Festival to name a few.
TE REO
MĀORI STRATEGY
After a series of wānanga around how best MHF can
develop and strengthen receptive Te Reo use for all New
Zealanders, we are pleased with the foundation’s Te Reo
paper – entitled “Right Shift Thinking” in use of Te Reo.
All MHF programmes will now utilize this fresh, innovative
tool. Ngā mihi kia koutou a Mokoera Te Amo rāua kō
Mika. Other advisors included; Te Mangai Pāho, Te Rata
Brody, Kelly and Damon Henare-Heke, Manurewa Marae,
Donna Tewhiu, Lois McIver.
were mouara and lusia tuiono
of te tai tonga kapa haka
FINANCIAL
STATEMENTS
Audit completed by John Mills, J&G Mills Financial Services Ltd, for the year ended 31 March 2013
FINANCIAL
STATEMENTS
Audit completed by John Mills, J&G Mills Financial Services Ltd, for the year ended 31 March 2013
MIKA HAKA FOUNDATION
Project delivery moves to MIKA GLOBAL
Dr. Pare Keiha (chair) at the NZ consulate in Washington DC with Ambassador Mike Moore and Camille Barbone (the person
credited with creating ‘Madonna’) discussing Global opportunities for young NZers in USA 2014/15.
MHF has seen a dramatic increase in global success, export and supporting local talent. NZ is part of a global world
stage now, Lorde, The Hobbit, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa even the America’s Cup all bring global success back to NZ. For
this reason the Foundation is collaborating with Mika Global to represent the Global position of Māori and NZ on the
world stage. Mika Global will remain active is mentoring, producing, creating and developing creative sector leaders,
of the future, on a global platform and taking risk away from the foundation through delivery of programs.
FUTURE PLAN
Global
Festivals
NZ
SHOWS
Global
Web Series
Film Festivals
NZ
SCREEN
Global
Support
NZ
SOCIAL
CHANGE
SELF
EFFICIANCY
TOI
ELP
KA
SCHOOL
KA
ACTIVE
KA
400
START
NZ
DANCE
Global
Cultural
Exchange
NZ
DESIGN
Global
Fashion
Event
Onward Pathways
KA
TV
KA
Healthy Fun
Global
Performances
KA
TUAKANA
Onward Pathways
Make Friends
NZ
MUSIC
MHF
Employment
Social Media