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Tāiki e! Impact House

Community space for impact entrepreneurship in Gisborne

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What Taiki e! Impact House is

A community space in Gisborne, in the Tairawhiti region of New Zealand, for people working on social and environmental change. It runs events, hosts co-creation projects and supports the incubation of impact-focused ventures.

Beyond the physical space, its role is connection: linking entrepreneurs, young people and local partners into a working network.

What you can do with it

  • Attend social innovation events in the region
  • Join or start community co-creation projects
  • Get incubation support for an impact venture
  • Meet partners and collaborators locally
  • Bring education, environment or youth-focused work into a real community setting

Who it is for

  • Social enterprise founders in or near Tairawhiti
  • Youth interested in impact entrepreneurship
  • Local organisations seeking collaboration
  • Visitors researching community-based innovation models

What to watch out for

  • It is a place and a network, not software; this listing exists for completeness
  • Programs and opening arrangements change, so check current details before visiting
  • Impact claims of any local organisation deserve direct conversation rather than website assumption

Pros & cons

✓ What we like

  • Real community presence in the region
  • Combines space, events and incubation
  • Local partner network

! What to watch out for

  • Useful only for people who can engage locally
  • Program details need live confirmation
  • Not an AI tool despite directory categorisation

FAQ

Where is it?

In Gisborne, in the Tairawhiti region of New Zealand.

What does it offer?

Gathering space, co-creation projects and incubation support for impact-focused work.

Who can take part?

Entrepreneurs, youth, local organisations and anyone working on social or environmental projects in the region.

Last reviewed: 2026-09-15

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