About

Tui Trust leads targeted intervention initiatives designed to address barriers that limit a child's access to equitable, high-quality educational opportunities. These initiatives recognise and respond to the systemic, social, and socioeconomic factors that can impede a child's educational participation, engagement, and achievement. By addressing barriers including socioeconomic disadvantage, inadequate or inappropriate learning resources, and limited access to educational support, Tui Trust seeks to strengthen the conditions necessary for tamariki to engage meaningfully in learning and reach their full potential. Through an equity-focused approach, the Trust contributes to the development of more inclusive learning environments and supports improved educational outcomes for children and communities experiencing disadvantage.

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How can we help?

We work predominantly within the Hamilton City and surrounds. If you live within this area and require support or information with any of the following please get in touch. We support anyone in the community facing education difficulties i.e. whānau, parents/caregivers, schools, teachers, teacher aides and students.

• Professional Learning Development

• Structured Literacy resources for older students

• Improve hand writing / fine motor skills

• Diagnostic referrals or assessments

• Advocacy and support

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Areas we delivered our support Google Map​

List of schools, individuals, organisations we have supported over the years​.

Creating a Literate Community

With attention given to tamariki with developmental, neurological learning differences or years behind their peers we can help connect children with specialist tutors or teachers who teach explicit and systematic teaching of all important components of literacy. To ensure children are being taught in a way that works for them it is critical that we support access to quality PD for upskilling for teachers, teacher aides, tutors, parents, whānau and caregivers or whomever is supporting the child.​ We can help contribute to the cost of a child's education including i.e. age appropriate resources, diagnostic referrals and assessments, advocacy, connectivity, specialist learning memberships.