Ngā Mihi
On 30 November 2021, Te Rau Ora launched their Ngā Mihi digital campaign as an expression of gratitude and Aroha for our frontline health and essential workforces. The COVID 19 pandemic has changed the lives of many people in Aotearoa. Throughout this time, individuals, whānau and communities have demonstrated care and resilience in navigating the …
#Toitū Hauora 2022 | 23 May 2022 – 20 June 2022
Toitū Hauora is an annual event to support current and aspiring Māori Health Leaders. The event provides an opportunity to celebrate Māori solutions and achievements while creating a space for Māori to prioritise and plan for the future. For this year’s event we are introducing a month-long celebration of short talks, presentations, and interactive panels. …
Hui Maumahara – Māori Models & Frameworks of Practice
“Ka kitea i tēnei whakataukī te mātauranga nui o ngā tūpuna ki te taiao, ināhoki ki te rākau tītoki, tēnā ka puāwai anake i te wā ka pai katoa te āhuarangi. He mea mātakitaki nā ngā tūpuna me te aha ka meatia te kupu nei hei poroaki tangata”. This proverb illustrates the intimate knowledge of …
Māori Frameworks
Mākohakoha | Māori Frameworks and Wānanga An increasing proportion of the Māori health workforce have a strong foundation in te reo me ōna tikanga and mātauranga Māori. This is important as there is a growing prevalence of complex health and social issues which require a holistic, culturally-led, and ongoing set of interventions which can only …
Kei Whea A Mauri Tau – A Wellbeing Adventure Guided by Atua Māori
Te Rau Ora celebrates the release of Kei Whea A Mauri Tau, an educational resource for tamariki developed by Māori Psychologists Andre McLachlan, Waikaremoana Waitoki and Lisa Cherrington. The resource booklet was illustrated by Jamie Sims. Kei Whea A Mauri Tau is a resource for parents, teachers and therapists to read to tamariki aged six …
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