Te Iti me te Rahi | Everyone Counts Māori Health Workforce Report 2026 Te Iti me te Rahi: Everyone Counts shares the experiences of Māori working across the health sector. Developed by Te Rau Ora and Infometrics, the 2026 reports draw on responses from 1,751 Māori health workers, with comparisons to the 2018 survey. The …
Te Rau Ora is excited to welcome Jade Chase as our new Director, Innovations. 21 September 2026 | Te Rau Ora, Kirikiriroa Office Te Rau Ora is excited to welcome Jade Chase as our new Director, Innovations. A proud uri of Ngāti Tūwharetoa and Ngāti Whitikaupeka, Jade Chase is a recognised Māori health leader, innovator …
Tīmatangia Te Puea: Building the future Māori health workforce Wednesday 16 September 2026 | The Pā, Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato Te Rau Ora joined iwi, hauora leaders, medical professionals and Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato for Tīmatangia Te Puea: Service, Excellence and Collective Responsibility, a hui focused on the future of the Māori medical workforce. …
Whakatupu Mana brought Māori lived experience leaders together in Tāmaki Makaurau to confront institutional racism, prejudice and discrimination, and to demand action that whānau can see and feel.
Whānau and communities across Aotearoa are invited to apply for the fifth round of the Māori Community Action Fund, a kaupapa designed to support Māori-led solutions that reduce alcohol and other drug (AOD) harm. The fund is administered by Te Rau Ora through Whare Tukutuku – the National Māori Addiction Centre, guided by the vision: …
Ten years on from the Tūramarama Declaration, the World Indigenous Suicide Prevention Conference returns to Aotearoa MEDIA RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 20 July 2026 Ten years on from the Tūramarama Declaration, the World Indigenous Suicide Prevention Conference returns to Aotearoa Hosted by Te Rau Ora at Tuurangawaewae Marae, Ngaaruawaahia, 4–6 November 2026. WISPC 2026 will bring together …
