Huarahi Whakatū is an online Nursing Council Accredited Professional Development and Recognition Programme (PDRP) specifically tailored by, and for, Māori Registered Nurses. The programme is coordinated by a Māori registered nurse, guided by a cultural and clinical governance board with access to mentors and Māori assessors. The programme has been running since 2009, and in …
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, …
Tohu Hiranga Awards Mā mua ka kite a muri, mā muri ka ora a mua “Those who lead give sight to those who follow, those who follow give life to those who lead” Leadership and Mentorship Dame Tariana Turia Award Dame Tariana Turia (Ngāti Apa, Ngā Rauru, Tūwharetoa, Whanganui) was a respected Māori leader who …
Mā te huruhuru ka rere te manu Adorn the bird with feathers so it may soar. Māori Health Leadership Scholarships The aim of Te Rau Ora Māori Health Leadership Scholarships is to increase and develop the Māori health workforce, and to foster confidence in Te Ao Māori, Māori leadership and excellence in health. These scholarships …
100 Māori Leaders 100 Māori Leaders is a website that holds a collection of amazing diverse stories of now over 100 Māori leaders in Health. The website is a great starting point for people interested in the variety of work available in the Health sector. Each leader’s profile also provides examples of the important contributions …
“He kotuku rerenga tahi” – A white heron flies once This whakatauki is used on an occasion when something very special and unique takesplace. It is often said of a great chief or a leader. It could be used to celebratethe success of various inspirational leaders in the community. Toitū Hauora Leadership Summit Toitū Hauora …
Looking for an activity to increase your organisation’s knowledge of Māori Health? Then the Kēmu – Māori Health Quiz could be for you. Kēmu is a daily Māori Health Quiz designed to test people’s knowledge of “All Things Māori Health – including Māori Health Leaders, Māori Frameworks, Māori Strategies, Mātauranga Māori and Te Reo Māori …
Ngā Mihi is an online campaign to demonstrate our gratitude, appreciation and love to our essential workforces responding to COVID-19. Launched in December 2021, the campaign has reached a combined audience of 336,000 people through partnerships with Māori Media, Māori Radio Stations, and Social Media. The programme has also curated and shared over 1,500 stories …
Over the past two years, it has become increasingly clear how vital our Māori Organisations are to the communities they serve. They have been unwavering in their commitment, ingenuity, and innovation – often going above and beyond to ensure the health and wellbeing of whānau. As a national workforce centre, we work closely with Māori …
