411:, land reclamations projects isolated the marae from the Manukau Harbour, destroying the sandy beach that previously bordered the marae. During the construction of the motorway, land adjacent to the marae was rezoned from residential to light industrial, and factories began to surround the marae. The motorway cut easy pedestrian access between the marae and the Māngere Bridge village community, disconnecting the marae from the local community. This had a strong effect on older members of the community, who were no longer able to walk between the marae and the cemetery at St James Anglican Church to the west. Complaints about how close the motorway was and the factories which surrounded the marae were made to government bodies, however few actions were taken to resolve these issues.
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model, initially housing people in temporary offices. The first year of the
Manaaki Tāngata programme ended in September 2016, after 181 people were helped by the marae. Because of the emergency housing initiative, Hurimoana Dennis, chairman of Te Puea Memorial Marae, was nominated at the
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In July 2017, the
Manaaki Tāngata was revived for the next six months, and in the same year opened Piki te Ora, a multipurpose facility to combat homelessness. In 2017, the marae developed Manaaki Tāngata e Rua, a larger programme focusing on providing emergency housing for the area.
512:. The board agreed to provide temporary housing and resources for homeless people in Auckland, establishing the Manaaki Tāngata programme, and by the end of the week 60 people had moved to the marae. The marae provided emergency housing using a
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In 1933, a petition to the government was made to set aside one acre of land for a wharenui and marae, however plans did not eventuate due to the effects of the
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area to become deserted. During this period, a peace accord between Ngāpuhi and
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they needed to host for the community members. Prime Minister
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