Koha Healing Days
Upcoming Dates
21 October 2023
WHERE: Piney Lakes Environmental Education Centre,
Corner Leach Highway and Murdoch Drive, Winthrop, Western Australia 6150
Session Cost: Koha (Pay what you are able) ~ we will be gifting all proceeds to a local community group.
People ask for guidance, on average people contribute $50 – $100 as their donation.
Payment methods: Cash or eftpos available
The proceeds from our Koha Healing days…
All proceeds from Koha Healing days are donated Community organisations we have affiliations with and who are already supporting causes in alignment with the ethos of Ako Torowhānui: Māori Healing Training.
If you have a Māori or Aboriginal community group that needs support: please email gabrielle@wanderkind.com.au to enquire if we are a match.
Currently our next Koha Healing day is all booked out, we will likely be opening some more spots – check out the Facebook event for details.
About Koha Healing Days
Koha healing days are open for anyone who feels called to experience Māori Healing (and other modalities when they are available).
Ako Torowhānui: Māori Healing Trainees, Practitioners, graduates and others come together to share their gifts and modalities with anyone who feels called to experience this work with healing shared in an open space.
Please note: Although this is an offering to our community, it is also a teaching and learning space those still going through their Māori Healing Training.
Please be patient for the courage each person is taking in offering their time and any nerves they may feel.
Other healing modalities that often feature include RomiRomi, MiriMiri, Reiki, readings, and access sessions.
Pre-bookings required for most sessions, book below or connect with individual practitioners. ♥
*Unfortunately Māori Healing at the Koha Healing days is not suitable for people who are pregnant. While a number of our practitioners share haputanga ~ pregnancy healing, the fluidity of these days mean we are not able to ensure you will be with one of these practitioners.
Our next Koha Healing Day group will be updated soon
Some organisations we have supported…
Brake the Psychol (BTP) Vision – To Brake the Psychol of Suicide |
Dream a Dream Foundation |
 Break the Psychol supports Rangatahi ~ youth to feel like suicide is not the answer to their experiences. The group listens to their members and creates events, training, support and community to expand mental wellness and education, awareness and positivity. |
 Dream a Dream Foundation provides philanthropic support to Aboriginal people and communities whose circumstances place them at risk of entry to the criminal justice system, impacted by child protection orders, homelessness, mental health or those who are currently serving a detention or prison sentence. Find out more about Dream a Dream Foundation and their work here: www.dreamadreamfoundationlimited.org.au |
The Healing House |
E Tipu E Rea |
 An Art and Healing sharing space developed between Nan’s on a Mission and Ngalla Yorga Waangkan Aboriginal Women’s Group, an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women’s support group who emphasis healing through arts and crafts, community events and excursions. The group’s purpose is to promote healing, social and emotional wellbeing, cultural awareness and connection with community. |
 E Tipu E Rea ( To Grow) Kohanga Reo in Katanning, Western Australia. |
 A number of the tamariki from our RomiRomi whānau weave with this NZ Maori play group that helps educate our Children ~ Tamariki on Maori traditions Language, Stories, Waiata and traditional Dance. A place to come together and share whakapapa and connect whilst we all learn together Te Reo and Tikanga Maori through karakia, waiata, kani kani, puka puka, shared kai and play and activities from Aotearoa (NZ). Mindful Moko group is non for profit NZ Maori Cultural Playgroup and has been serving since 2019. We hope to be around for a while with the love and support of all the whanau that have come and gone who are the reason why we are still open and expanding today. We have watched many tamariki grow and have helped them prepare for kura which has been a pleasure. See what the group are up to on their facebook page. |
Ka piki ake a maatau Mokouna i te aroha Ki te Manaaki Ki te ako ai nga wairua He wehi whangaungatanga I te aroha kotahitangi O nga Mokopuna o Aotearoa We hold our Mokopuna high to protect and Love |