New Websites For Māori Health, Wellbeing, And Suicide Prevention
Many of you know we rebranded from Te Rau Matatini to Te Rau Ora this year. To accompany this change, we developed two new websites. Our main website, Te Rau Ora, will provide information about what we are doing to strengthen Māori health and wellbeing. Please...
How To Increase The Māori Health Workforce
Informed by the recent evidence base about the Māori health workforce, we have created three succinct infographic resources to assist the health and disability sector in their recruitment and retention of a Māori workforce. These include Recruiting a Māori...
Tuia Te Ao Marama: Māori Mental Health Nursing
There are a few Māori Registered Nurses employed at Te Rau Ora who are members of Māori Caucus – Te Ao Maramatanga (New Zealand College of Mental Health Nurses). As a rōpū, we were fortunate to be part of a kaupapa capturing the stories of Māori mental health Nurses...
Toitū Hauora: Māori Health Leadership Summit, 21st-22nd August 2019
We are holding our annual Māori health leadership summit 21st–22nd August, at Te Papa, Wellington. Kia Kaha Kia Maia Kia Manawanui is the theme with a deliberate focus on Courageous Māori Leadership. This two-day programme consists of kōrero by leaders such as Sir...
Tū Kotahi: A Whole Of School Wellbeing Programme
Tū Kotahi is an innovative programme that we are currently piloting across four secondary schools in Auckland. The programme led by young people fosters a Whole of School Approach with a specific interest in a student’s emotional, mental, social wellbeing and...
Ko Te Reo Te Mauri O Te Mana Māori: Language Is The Heart And Soul Of Māoridom
Last year we completed Te Iti me te Rahi: Everyone Counts – A Survey of the Māori Health Workforce. A key attribute identified, was 65% of the Māori Health Workforce were able to speak te reo Māori fairly well in comparison to the overall national rate amongst...