Kia whai korōria, he hōnore, hareruia kia Ihoa o ngā Mano. Tuauriuri whāioio ki tonu te rangi me te whenua, kia whakapaingia ki tōna ingoa i ngā wā katoa. Matua, Tama, Wairua Tapu, me ngā Anahera pono me te Māngai hei tautoko mai āianei, ake nei, Āe.
Ko Hīnai te Maunga
Ko te Temepara Tapu te Puna Waiora
Ko te Manuao te Pouherenga Waka
Ko Whare Marama te Whare
Ko Rātana te Marae
Ko Mōrehu te Iwi
Ko Ayesha Korōria Maraku tōku ingoa.
Throughout my life, I have volunteered to community services such as youth groups, sports clubs and church fundraising initiatives. All these activities had an underlying theme; to improve the social, spiritual, physical and economic health and wellbeing of our people.
In my previous role, I worked several years as a receptionist and kaiāwhina at Whanganui Accident and Medical where I utilised my skillsets in juggling various office administration tasks while working in a busy and highly demanding urgent care environment. It gave me personal satisfaction trying to help whānau get the medical treatment and attention they deserve.
Today, I join the WRS whānau as an Executive Assistant to Dr. Amohia Boulton. I am proud and blessed to be a part of a team who are passionate about Māori research that makes a positive impact in all aspects of life for our people of Ngāti Hauiti, te Ao Māori and beyond.
Ma te huruhuru, Ka rere te manu.
Adorn the bird with feathers so it can fly.
