Uplifting whānau through kaupapa Māori since 1986
The largest Māori social service provider in South Auckland — walking alongside our urban Māori communities with heart, manaakitanga, and a deep commitment to long-term change.
Since 1986, MUMA has been at the forefront of urban Māori social services — showing up every day for our whānau with heart and purpose.
Ngā Whare Wātea is more than a marae — it is the beating heart of our community. A place of belonging, healing, and connection, where whānau can stand tall in their identity and find the support they need.
Rooted in the vision of our tīpuna and built by urban Māori, for urban Māori, Ngā Whare Wātea today hosts education, health clinics, social services, and cultural programmes. Everyone is welcome here.
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