Strengthening health and wellbeing.
WE ARE TE RAU ORA
In our logo
The Mamaku fern references the rau from the original logo (from Te Rau Matatini) as well as health and growth.
The overlapping circles symbolise kotahitanga and building stronger relationships.
Te Rau Ora our logo, tagline, typography and design tells a single-minded story.
Our Purpose
To improve Māori Health through leadership, education, research and evaluation, health workforce development and innovative, systemic transformation. We strengthen Māori health and wellbeing through nationally navigated and locally led solutions.
Our Work
Addiction
Enhancing the capability and capacity of workforces to respond to the needs of Māori who have addiction-related challenges.
Publications & Resources
Increasing the access to an evidence base, tools and resources of what works well for Māori.
Rangatahi
Promoting opportunities for Rangatahi to enter into the health and disability sector pipeline.
Public Health
Promoting the needs of Māori through public health strategies that are acceptable to Māori aspirations.
Lived Experience
Increasing the opportunities for Māori with lived experience to lead and transform approaches in the health sector toward Wellbeing.
Suicide Prevention & Postvention
Addressing the issue of suicide through leadership; Strengthening our Rangatahi, community and whānau capacity, research and evidence to enhance Māori wellbeing.
Mental Health
Enhancing the capability and capacity of workforces to respond to the needs of Māori who experience mental health and emotional challenges.
Education & Training
Drawing from matauranga Māori pedagogy and contemporary health knowledge to ensure participants are supported and empowered to become a stronger workforce.
Workforce Development
Promoting leading practice models and approaches to increase the Māori Workforce in the health and disability sector.
Leadership
Growing and advancing the capacity and capability of Māori for Leadership.
Research
Increasing the evidence base of what works for and by Māori.
Scholarships
Increasing access to opportunities for personal and professional development for people pursuing a career in health.
Our News & Pānui
Stay up to date with our latest articles and pānui
Murihiku Te Kete Pounamu First Regional Hui
Rihari Scott (Kāi Tahu me Ngāti Kahungungu) and our Murihiku rōpū last month held the first open quarterly hui for our whānau here in Waihōpai. There was a small turn out, and what we lacked in numbers we made up for with aroha. The Murihku rōpū were blessed to have...
Ōtepoti Te Kete Pounamu First Regional Hui
Haki Davis (Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Manu) and the Ōtepoti rōpū supported the first Ōtepoti Te Kete Pounamu regional hui for 2020 at the Dunedin Community House in Dunedin’s central business district. As always it was an excellent kōrero (whakapapa) from Kerri Butler, whose...
Whakatū Te Kete Pounamu Regional Hui
Whakatū rōpū received an invitation from the whānau of Maata Waka Māori mental health and addiction support group to come to Greymouth to whakawhanaunga (get to know one another). A reporter from the Grey Star newspaper came out to take a photo (the photo with this...
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Te Whare o Tāmaki | Auckland Office
86E Plunket Avenue, Wiri, Auckland
Te Whare o Kirikiriroa | Hamilton Office
233 Anglesea Street, Hamilton
PO Box 104 Hamilton, 3240.
Te Whare o Poneke | Wellington Office
1/22 Kaiwharawhara Rd,
Kaiwharawhara, Wellington
PO Box 5731 Wellington, 6140.
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