In just a few weeks, Te Rau Ora will help bring the World Indigenous Cancer Conference (W.I.C.C. 2026) to Aotearoa for the very first time. It is one of the largest kaupapa the organisation has ever been part of. W.I.C.C. 2026 runs from 21 to 23 April at Te Whare Tapere o Manukau, Due Drop …
Sovereignty in Action — Aotearoa Steps Forward May Pritchard, Director Innovations Aotearoa has entered a new chapter. At the Toitū Hauora Māori Health Leaders Symposium, hosted by Ngāti Tūwharetoa with the support of Te Rau Ora, iwi leaders, Māori health innovators and Indigenous sovereignty experts from the United States gathered to shape a clear kaupapa: …
Te Rau Ora is proud to announce the launch of the Mason Durie Pae Ora Scholarship. This new scholarship acknowledges and recognises the significant leadership and contributions that Mason Durie has given to Māori health, Māori development, indigeneity and Māori futures over many years. Tā Mason Durie (ONZ, KNZM, FRSNZ, FRANZCP) is a rangatira whose …
Looking Ahead Te Rau Ora is committed to deepening its relationship with Te Kaunihera, working together strategically to strengthen pathways for kaimahi Māori and whānau, and ensuring Māori nursing leadership continues to flourish.
Te Whare o Oro Te Roro Overview Colouring Page Te Roro o Tōku Whare: ōku roro me ōna āheinga Te Roro o Tōku Whare: my brain and how it works Mauri Ora Taipari Puanga worksheet
Te Rau Ora, through Whare Tukutuku, have launched Ngā Manu Tāiko o te Ora, a newly established alumni platform to foster connection, grow leadership and strengthen the collective hauora of kaimahi. Translating to Guardians of Wellbeing, Ngā Manu Tāiko o te Ora celebrates those who have received Te Rau Ora scholarships and who continue to contribute to the wellbeing …
