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Caring for our Environment

Conscious of the effect we have on our environment we use recycled practices in all that we do and ensure we adopt practices that care for our planet.

Paper industries world-wide have worked incredibly hard to ensure their practices are sustainable, ethical while caring for their environment. Given that one of our main goals over the next few years is raising literacy rates we acknowledge the work that printing industries have taken on to ensure the books produced are in-line with international agreements. Dyslexic or neurodiverse kids cannot learn to read by using on-line programes only, they need interaction and are taught by reading books and practice their writing and essay skills.

The Trust supports Office Max Carbon Neutral Copy Paper for all our printing requirements. It is packaged in a non-plastic, recyclable wrapper that is biodegradable and compostable. This paper is great for everyday printing and copying, and is ideal for use at home or the office to produce printed documents of a professional standard.

  • Office Max is a Silver sponsor Max e-Grants. programme for children in need.

  • Carbon Neutral Products.

  • FSC Forest Stewardship Council.

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Working in balance with our environment
 Maara Kai Garden to Table Project

Supporting the well-being of children involves fostering a connection with the natural environment. One way we do this is by supporting local Garden to Table Projects, empowering children and whānau to grow their own organic and sustainable gardens. These projects teach valuable skills in gardening and sustainability and bring communities together, reinforcing the importance of working collaboratively to create a sustainable, healthier future. These projects focus on creating vegetable gardens in schools, community spaces, and homes, fostering a connection with the environment and promoting sustainable living. Over 2024 we will support whānau and children interested in growing their own vegetables. If you would like more information please email us at tuitust@hotmail.com

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