45 students graduated today in Auckland with a Diploma in Whānau Ora, with a decision on the future of the Whānau Ora initiative looming in November.
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Youngatira- creating young rangatira
Rangatahi in West Auckland have been learning everything there is about the film industry, from working the camera to calling action with a clapperboard. It's the new youth program run under Te Whānau o Waipareira Trust called 'Youngatira'.
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Mahuta will prioritise low income Māori- John Tamihere
Former Labour Minister and CEO of Waipareira Trust, John Tamihere says Nanaia Mahuta will thrive in the Māori Development portfolio and believes the role will be more effective inside cabinet.
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NewsWaipareira releases Māori health and social service journal
Te Whānau O Waipareira has released a Journal that showcases a range of Māori health and social service approaches. Te Kura Nui O Waipareira is the first issue of what will be an annual publication that aims to highlight a diverse range of contributions from those working across areas within Whānau Ora provision.
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Tāmaki Māori organisations band together to benefit whānau
A new collective of Tāmaki Makaurau-based Iwi, Urban Māori Authorities and Māori Health & Social Services providers have been organised to provide Māori Social Services with a Māori approach to achieving whānau outcomes.
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New data to help address Māori mental health in West Auckland
Te Whānau o Waipareira has new research and data to help address the high rates of poor mental health among Māori in West Auckland. The lead research director Dr. Tanya Allport says the focus should be evidential based not just 'Kaupapa Māori'.
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Report highlights services for West Auckland youth a huge priority
Report finds Waipareira's Whānau Centre is catering to frequent users of hospital emergency departments and mental health services.
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Kings, Aaradhna, Katchafire and Black Slate elevates Waitangi celebrations
Waipareira Trust had the honour of hosting both leaders of the National and Labour parties at Hoani Waititi Marae for the fourth annual Waitangi event at the marae.
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Te Whānau o Waipareira create alternative sports platform for youth
Te Whānau o Waipareira Trust have created 'Tū Kaha' as a platform for those who have missed out on regional teams. More than 80 teams took part in the rugby league, netball and basketball sports day.
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Respective reports delve into wellbeing of urban Māori
Wai-Research today launched two important publications that look into Māori child wellbeing and the widening gaps in Māori Mental Health. It has also been announced that Emeritus Professor Sir Mason Durie as Pou of the research unit.
