This health promotion project plan addresses the critical issues of food insecurity and climate change, with a specific focus on empowering the Maori community. The plan begins with a comprehensive background and context, highlighting the impact of climate change on food supply and the vulnerability of Indigenous populations. It then analyzes health and wellbeing priorities, considering factors like water scarcity, unhealthy food preferences, and socioeconomic disparities. The project outlines SMART objectives, including reducing food insecurity, improving water management, and promoting nutrition education. The plan includes detailed justification for these goals, objectives, and sub-objectives, emphasizing the importance of community involvement and sustainable practices. Furthermore, the project incorporates a robust impact and outcome evaluation framework, utilizing both quantitative and qualitative data collection methods to assess the effectiveness of the health promotion interventions. The evaluation includes benchmarks, data collection methods, and timelines to ensure the project's success in addressing food insecurity and promoting community health.