This is the perfect venue for your hui, workshop, seminar or training day.

Contents

1. Description
2. How to contact
3. Facilities provided
4. Availablity
5. See also
6. External links
7. Further reading
8. Information provided by

TE AHI KAA (Rekindling the embers of hope)
This is the perfect venue for your hui, workshop, seminar or training day.

Te Ahi Kaa is a sunny, modern, purpose built conference facility, set in tranquil surroundings of native plants and organic community gardens. This facility and Wai-ora Trust grounds are alcohol free.

We have hosted weddings, school holiday programmes, weekend wananga, family reunions, church groups, government department forums, corporate training programmes as well as sports groups looking for a place to stay while in Canterbury.

In 2006 we were also chosen as the Christchurch venue for the farewell to Rob Robson, former NZ Police Commissioner. We were also privileged to again be asked to host the Christchurch welcome of his successor Commissioner Howard Broad.

How to get to the venue

How to contact (edit)

Monday to Friday between the hours of 9am – 4pm to book this wonderful venue.

Facilities provided (edit)

• A large meeting room (capacity 150 people)
• Two smaller meeting rooms (capacity 25-30 people)
• Full commercial kitchen and bathroom facilities
• Catering by arrangement
• TV/DVD combo, video, OHP, phone, PA system, whiteboard and internet access
• Fax and photocopying available onsite (weekdays only)
• Ample car parking

Parking

Venue floor plan

Availablity (edit)

• Half days
• Full days
• Weekdays
• Weekends
• Overnight

See also (edit)

• Wai-ora Trust
• Christchurch Venues

External links (edit)

• www.waioratrust.co.nz

Further reading (edit)

• Te Ahi Kaa launched. Daily Mail. Dec 2007.
• Interview with Fred. Weekly News. Oct 1880

Information provided by (edit)

George Smith, Mary Taylor, Paki Jones

Keyword (edit)
Christchurch venues     Te Ahi Kaa

Last updated 2 December 2007 3.41PM by PIPI