Becoming a Member

Have understanding and respect of Warden Kaupapa,
the importance of relationships with kaumatua and marae

If you want to be actively involved with marae.

If you care about the community you live in.

If you want to help other wardens, police and government agencies to assist with building safer communities.

If you are looking for a career with the Police

If you are looking for a career in Social Work

If you are looking for a career in Security

If you want to be involved in building communities

If you want to assist your Kaumatua, your Marae and your whanau

Understanding that the Maori Wardens is a Non-paid voluntary organization.

Please register your interest with the National office on our online submission form that will be emailed to the National office. 

Once your register of interest form has been received, National Office will transfer the interest to the closest District / sub association near you to respond.

Registration Form

Christian name/s:

Surname:

Iwi / Hapu:

Email:

Address:

 

Introduction To Being a Maori Warden

The District or sub association nearest to any interested party will be invited to an interview and information sharing meeting to learn what is involved in becoming a Maori warden.

A process of application will be discussed:

The acceptance to be a Maori warden process does NOT AUTOMATICALLY make you a Maori warden, upon entry new nominations commence a training process.

Training Process

Your induction will include all aspects of the training process to become a warranted warden and you will be told the period for training which can be 12 months to three years depending on the time given and the adherence the trainee applies to being a working warden.

This also includes:

  • Administration
  • Supervisor
  • Operations
  • Safety – First aid
  • Traffic Management
  • Foundation Training

Te Wananga o Aotearoa Korowai Aroha Training in;

  • Business Management & Computing
  • Security
  • Te Reo Maori components
  • Hauora
  • Social Services