Stewart Centre Logo   TUKUTUKU (the weaved panel board, ie: design/pattern)   TE WHARE MO TE WHAKAORANGA (The house of revitalisation or rebirth) Stewart Centre Logo Designer: Ray Castles, Papatoetoe Stewart Centre

The two Poutama designs represent eldest born (Tua Kana) role model, learning, Whanau, ascension to healing, spirituality, community (Iwi)   The Poutama binds the S pattern together giving the design as a whale   The top Poutama represents the top brain (Roro)   The lines do not break on the main body pattern   The bottom pattern represents the beginning of recovery   Ranginui and Papatuanuku represent parental guidance, love (Aroha)   The main body represents Te Ara (The pathway to spiritual prayer)