
Mō matou | About us
Who we are
At Tūtohi, we are proud to partner with frontline organisations across the community sector, government agencies, NGOs, and kaupapa Māori and mainstream organisations. Through our data consultancy services, we support initiatives that enhance social care, community wellbeing, and public health.
We believe that data, when used ethically and with purpose, has the power to transform lives. It can illuminate pathways to better decisions, drive meaningful change, and create lasting impact.
Our bread and butter is turning dry and overwhelming data into a force for good – meaningful and actionable insights that lead to more equitable and positive outcomes for the people of Aotearoa. Our diverse team of data scientists, business analysts, economists, developers, researchers, programme evaluators, and artists are committed to doing our best to serve those who are doing good in our communities.
For us, our impact isn’t just measured in reports or analytics – it’s reflected in the tangible improvements in the lives of people and communities we serve.
Our people
We're a diverse team of data scientists and statisticians, business intelligence gurus and dashboard experts,
artists, translators, business analysts, workshop facilitators, mentors and trainers.
Our roots
Tūtohi is powered by Wild Bamboo, the people behind Recordbase.
Wild Bamboo is an award-winning data and digital company with a passion for technology that makes a difference. Wild Bamboo delivers smart information and insights to strengthen our customers’ impact, helping them improve the wellbeing of our communities. We are trusted by dozens of community sector NGO providers and thousands of health and social sector staff to securely store and manage the data of their clients.
We're part of the Wise Group, a family of charitable community-based organisations operating in the mental health and addiction and wellbeing sector in Aotearoa New Zealand. We deliver Recordbase to an array of community organisations spanning the mental health and addiction, supported employment, child and youth, domestic violence, justice, wellbeing, and disability sectors.