COVID 19: Māori Response
Dr Kahu McClintock is working with Whakauae Research Centre on a collaboration of articles which have been written by Māori of their diverse experiences during COVID 19 rāhui and response in early 2020. Due to the postponement of Toitu Hauora 2020, further information...
What do our kuia and Kaumātua really think about life during the COVID-19 rāhui?
Dr Tess Moeke-Maxwell (Ngāi Tai ki Tamaki) is interested in hearing from Kuia and Kaumatua (60+) about their experiences during COVID 19 rāhui and inviting them to write her a letter or a story in te reo or pakeha or through photos and video. The “Have Our Say”...
Te Rau Ora (Kirikiriroa) Hosting Youth19
Te Rau Ora will be hosting Youth19 at our Kirikiriroa Office on the 10th of September 2020 (2:00 p.m. – 3.30 p.m.) to provide an opportunity to hear of the latest Youth2000 series of health and wellbeing surveys. The Youth19 Rangatahi Smart Survey (Youth19) is...
Seeking Feedback on the DRAFT He Ara Oranga Wellbeing Outcomes Framework: Initial Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission
When the Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission establishes in 2021, it will oversee the whole mental health and wellbeing system, provide leadership and support, and challenge it to perform better. To assist this process the initial Commission has been tasked to...
Welcome to Te Rau Ora
Te Rau Ora in conjunction with the New Zealand Drug Foundation has been charged with developing an approach to deliver an Alcohol and other Drug (AoD) Workforce Innovation, now named ‘ Te Whare Tukutuku’. “Te Whare Tukutuku – a connected approach from many weavers’...
Seven Imperatives: Māori Suicide Prevention Symposium 2020
The summary report from the Suicide Prevention Symposium held earlier this year by Te Rau Ora and Otago University highlights seven imperatives to Māori Suicide Prevention: Whakaōti ngā hua o te Tāmitanga Whakamana ō te Mātauranga Māori Hōnonga ki ngā Ātua Māori...