“Kia tū kotahi tātou kia purea ai tātou e ngā hau o Tāwhirimātea” We stand in unity for our future wellbeing and health solutions Te Kete Pounamu National Leadership Te Kete Pounamu is a specialist unit within Te Rau Ora to help foster, grow, and support Māori living with experiences of mental health or addiction-related …
Kōkiritia i roto i te kotahitanga, kia Mataora te tū Collectively we will build a better life Collective Impact Throughout Māori history, numerous examples exist of Māori rangatiratanga organising collective action around a shared vision to address social, cultural and health disparities. These actions often reached beyond the traditional boundaries or limitations of legislation, policy, …
A unique social innovation model was implemented during COVID 19 Pandemic in New Zealand, with eight Māori who live with Schizophrenia and health and social challenges. The social innovation was made possible through a partnership between Te Rau Ora, Waikato District Health Board, Janssen, Johnson & Johnson Global and Manawanui. The innovation piloted a suite …
Nōku te Ao is a social movement to end prejudice and discrimination and increase inclusion for people with experience of mental distress. It is a multi-level programme, based on kaupapa Māori principles, with national campaigns and communications, media monitoring and community-led social movement activities, education, and social action grants. Te Rau Ora, in partnership with …
Te Kete Pounamu is the National Organisation for Maori with lived experience. The movement was formed in 2015 following increasing concern of the use of harmful restrictive practices on Māori and the increasing inequities in Māori Health and Wellbeing. Since their formation, Te Kete Pounamu has established regional networks spanning the length and breadth of …
Publication Details ISBN 978-1-98-850170-3 (Print)978-1-98-850171-0 (Electric) CITATION McLachlan, A. & Huriwai, T., Kinred, S. (2019). He Puna Whakaata: Therapeutic Activities to GuideChange II. Wellington: Te Rau Ora
Publication Details ISBN 978-1-98-850165-9 (Electronic) CITATION McClintock, K., Haereroa, M., Brown, T., Baker, M. (2018). Kia hora te marino – Trauma Informed Care for Māori. Wellington, New Zealand: Te Rau Matatini.
