Update from Murihiku Region
Kia ora koutou, Coming to you from the deep south of Murihiku, at present, things are going well down here. With our whānau emerging from the rāhui period, it has been great to reconnect with our people kanohi ki te kanohi. Our steering rōpū have been keeping our...
E whakanuitia ana te rangatiratanga o ngā tangata whaiora (Celebrating Māori Lived Experience Leadership)
Tui Taurua Ngāti Kawa, Ngāti Rehia, Ngāti Rahiri, Ngāpuhi nui tonu Tui’s healing and empowering the voices of tangata whaiora pathways interweaves with the journey of her moko kauae. Receiving her moko kauae gave her the strength to find her voice. The courage...
Workforce Development and Training
Kia ora koutou, Ko te pae tawhiti whāia kia tata, Ko te pae tata whakamaua kia tīna In Mā Purapura Mai, our Māori lived experience leadership programme we held one of our kanohi ki te kanohi wānanga in Tāmaki Makaurau and another with our virtual rōpū. Each of these...
Update from Ōtepoti
Te Kete Pounamu ki Ōtepoti An initiative to beautify (preferably something no one else has done) the entranceway to Wakari Psychiatric Hospital Wards will be on the agenda for discussion at our upcoming steering committee hui in July First impressions for tangata...
Update from Whakatū
He mihi aroha tēnei i te Tau Ihu o te Waka a Māui ki Whakatū – (Greetings in love from the Top of the South Island – Nelson) Te pou, te pou Te tokotoko i whenuku Te tokotoko i wherangi Tōkia, tūkia Ko te mumu, ko te āwha Ko te manihi kaiota Tākiri panapana...
Update from Te Whanganui-a-Tara
Ngā mihi nui e te whānau In this edition of our e-pānui, we have included a picture of some flowering harakeke. Within our steering group of Te-Whanganui-a-Tara, we often talk about “Puāwai” (to blossom/come to flower). It reminds me how beautiful it is to see whānau...