Pānui | Hauora/Health and Wellbeing

Message from Whaea Ella Henry: Kia ora koutou, this is a message for my Ngātikahu ki Whangaroa whānau. I just got the census form 2023c which we can do online this year. I am writing so you can let the you all know, when it comes to Iwi options, we can edit it. The...

Kia ora koutou, Ahead of today’s National Online Iwi and Māori Providers Hui, we wanted to ensure you had seen the announcement below of funding from Te Whatu Ora to support access to healthcare for whānau who have been most affected by the cyclone. Th funding differs...

Tēnā koutou katoa!!! I understand that this is a very trying time for many of our rohe throughout the motu, and the smaller kainga, hapū and takiwā within them, post the floods and outcomes of Cyclone Gabrielle, and in some regions devastation even prior to this. Te...

Kei ngā iwi, ngā mātāwaka, ngā taura here o ngā hau e whā, tēnā koutou katoa. Director, Hauora Māori Tūmatanui, Michelle Mako warmly welcomes you to be part of the nationwide kōrero around the new smoking restrictions introduced this year as part of the Smokefree...

Kia ora, As you may have seen, Minister Sepuloni and the PM have just announced a package of supports for providers and community groups to support with the flood response. You can find the full press release for this here:...

Tēnā koe, Last year the Health Research Council of New Zealand (HRC) reached out to iwi, hapū, and other Māori community groups, as well as Māori researchers and research teams, about applying for funding to help them undertake research on health/hauora issues that...