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Frequently asked questions

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How can we apply the Toi Whakapapa programme?
Please send an email to lifetrustnz@gmail.com. You can arrange the application and schedule with our coordinator.
What is the fee for the Toi Whakapapa programme?
No fees are charged. This programme is part of a charitable activity under the Land Information Freehold Education Charitable Trust, New Zealand Charitable Services ID CC63335. Our mission is to educate New Zealand youth about the importance of Maori land succession rights through interactive and immersive visual arts, integrated with the new history curriculum.
What can we learn from the Toi Whakapapa programme even we are not Māori?
Family is a universal value. Through this programme, it will be a wonderful opportunity to be reminded of the importance of family and the connections we share.
Are the programmes different depending on the learner's age?
Sure. We offer three curriculum levels tailored to the following age groups: 7–9 years, 10–12 years, and 13–18 years. For more details about the curriculum, please refer to the Tu Tu Moe the Kiwi page.
Where is the Toi Whakapapa Programme offered within New Zealand?
The Toi Whakapapa Programme is administered by the the Land Information Freehold Education Charitable Trust registered with Charitable Services at 57B Todman Street, Brooklyn, Wellington 6021, but we are committed to working with groups across Aotearoa and globally to share this important kaupapa.
Contact us for more inquiries!
Please feel free to contact us for further enquiries using the details below.