Nurses make a difference at Korowai Aroha Health Centre

Nurses across the region are broadening their roles in clinical care – and Korowai Aroha Health Centre is a shining example of how this is helping patients.

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August 2017: Korowai Aroha Health Centre is a kaupapa Māori service, and this shapes many aspects of the way it operates. However, Korowai is similar to many other providers in that its nurses are playing increasingly diverse and skilled roles in healthcare, contributing to improved patient outcomes and freeing GPs to concentrate on acute cases. Korowai staff say they feel as though they are weaving together their collective strengths and building trust with each other as they cooperate in increasingly varied aspects of patient care.

A team of nurses run their own nurse-led treatment clinic and form an important part of the general practice team. But that’s just the start of the centre’s nursing approach.

Korowai has a nurse covering kura kaupapa schools, providing general nursing services with special attention to acute illness. There’s a dedicated community nurse for asthma/Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) and another for diabetes. Yet another nurse covers CVRAs and the Tane Takitu Ake men’s wellness programme.

Project coordinator Jane Lane supports the nurses with data extraction, system reviews, documentation, reporting and a host of other tasks. Jane has been involved with nursing for 40 years, and she says that nurses’ roles have grown immensely from the days in which most tasks were delegated by GPs.

“It’s the nurses doing the first line of work now,” she says. “Patients are now booking directly with our nurses, and our diabetes programmes and cardiovascular risk assessments are being done by nurses first. Nurses can do ACC – all kinds of things.”

This change in the way treatment is given has led to improved patient outcomes, and in that respect Korowai can point to some healthy figures.

The cervical screening rate for Māori women has doubled in three years to 73 per cent, and is still climbing. The BSA enrolment rate has also improved, hitting 90 per cent. The 95 per cent immunisation target for 8-month pepi has also been met. These results have been achieved despite the challenges of providing for a population that is 80 per cent Māori and 93 per cent high-needs.

This means that, rather than waiting for patients to walk through the door, Korowai uses a pro-active approach to connect with the community and achieve its health goals. For example, the service employs a health care assistant to undertake recalls and cold calls to homes, and has contracted a Hapū Mama nurse for home visits to support the immunisation targets. Internal systems have also been tightened, allowing better identification of patients who are overdue for contact. These methods are part of a “whānau ora” approach to healthcare that Jane greatly appreciates, describing the centre’s atmosphere as “really lovely”.

Change has clearly brought benefits, and Jane predicts that nursing will develop to become even more highly-skilled. Skills do not develop by accident, and key to progress is education. Korowai’s managers recognise this by freeing staff for training events.

Korowai CEO Hariata Vercoe says the centre is fortunate to have such a highly-skilled nursing team. “They provide a high standard of nursing assessment,” she says. “They are passionate and thoughtful about the care they provide to whānau, and their contribution ensures we provide a high-quality service.”

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Marae need to set healthy eating example for Maori says Pa cook

A Rotorua chef is changing the way he caters on marae in an effort to improve the health of Maori.
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Programme seeks to strengthen rangatahi leadership

There are 5 spots still available for those interested in Te Papa Takaro's T.A.I.O.H.I programme. The programme focuses on rangatahi aged between 14-18, and runs Monday and Friday mornings 5:50am meeting at Te Koutu Marae.
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Rotorua branch of the Women’s Health League is seeking new members

The Women’s Health League was founded in 1937. They are a community group and belong to a wider collective of WHL branches which spread from Gisborne to Te Teko to Rotorua. They promote the well-being of whānau, hapū and iwi and do this by grassroots-led initiatives. They are a voluntary organisation.
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Feedback on management of our taonga requested

Te Komiti Whakahaere (Te Arawa Lakes Fisheries Management Committee) have extended invitations to members of Te Arawa to attend a series of hui
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Healthy Families Rotorua Website Launched

Healthy Families Rotorua has which was launched in November 2015, has now launched their website.
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2016 Māori Scholarships now open

The Māori Education Trust 2016 Scholarship Programme is now open and offers scholarships to Māori secondary school and tertiary students who meet the respective scholarships’ criteria.
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Smokefree Grants now open

The Health Promotion Agency (HPA) is calling for applications for Smokefree Community Partnership grants. The grants are up to $4,500 and can be applied for by community groups and non-government organisations.
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Māori Scholarships now open

The Māori Education Trust 2016 Scholarship Programme is now open and offers scholarships to Māori secondary school and tertiary students who meet the respective scholarships’ criteria.
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Healthy Families Rotorua Launched

A dedicated prevention workforce tasked with bringing community leaders together in a united effort to prevent chronic disease in Rotorua was launched last week.
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Hour of Code is back!

A local initiative focused on increasing opportunities for tamariki and rangatahi to learn to code is back this year during Computer Science Education Week.
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Whānau Ora is priority

Te Ururoa Flavell discusses Whānau Ora...
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Call for Student Enrollments – Certificate Māori Visual Arts/Whakairo

Are you interested, or can you think of any whanau members that may suit learning the traditional art of Whakairo Rakau, (Māori woodcarving)?
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Need to measure your effectiveness?

A new website is being launched which seeks to support those working in Tangata Whenua, Voluntary and Community sectors to measure the change they are making in their communities.
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New Bully Free Bro

DARCY HUNT BECOMES THE NEW BULLY FREE BRO!!!After two and a half years of working to empower the hearts of young and old in Rotorua, Bully Free Bro creator and coordinator Warren Tumarae, is handing down his role. Rotorua man Darcy Hunt is Tumarae's successor.
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Health course ‘changed my life’

Rotorua man Victa Wilson feels like anything is possible after completing the Tane Takitu Ake programme run by Korowai Aroha reports Bridie Watson from the Rotorua Daily Post.
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Te Arawa Award Winners Announced

Over 300 attended the Te Arawa Awards recently as Te Papa Takaro celebrated excellence in sport, cultural activities, service to the community, academia and positive contribution to whānau, hapū, iwi and marae.
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National Certification in Suicide Intervention and Prevention

A great opportunity for those who may be interested in doing some study.
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Healing our Spirit Worldwide

Preparations are underway for Aotearoa New Zealand to host international indigenous health conference – The Gathering
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World Suicide Prevention Day BOOK LAUNCH: The Tree of Life by Heeni Morehu

Author, Heeni Morehu will talk about her most vulnerable experiences as a mother who has had to bury her two eldest sons. Kahu (17), died from severe injuries he sustained in a car accident, whilst Kahu's younger brother Hepa (died) by suicide 21 months later.
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Te Papa Takaro hold Te Arawa Awards Rangatahi Wānanga

Te Papa Takaro o Te Arawa has been holding a series of wananga for aspiring rangatahi leaders.
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Uru Rangi – Maori Technology Scholarship

A new initiative to lift the skills and participation of Māori in the digital/ICT industry – as employees, employers, entrepreneurs, investors and owners has just been announced.
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Animation College Rotorua: FREE Foundation Course in Computer Graphics

Since coming to Rotorua, the newly launched Animation College now has over 15 Māori animators enrolled in their first year course.
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High rates of Māori SUDI (Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy) in Wellington prompt workforce and community gathering

Exceptionally high rates of Māori SUDI (Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy) have prompted a call to action hui being held at Kokiri Marae in Petone this Thursday 27 August.
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Mental Health Foundation now Recruiting

Are you interested in a career in Mental Health?
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New Site launched for parents and whānau

Whether it’s your first pēpi or your last, there’s always something to learn as a parent. Whānau are a big help, but most of us now visit the web to find out more.
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Kōhanga Reo commended on taking part in the WERO Challenge

Congratulations to all Te Kōhanga Reo Teams who have taken up the WERO Challenge.
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Rotorua Gyms celebrate Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori

Gyms in Rotorua are leading the way in their region in promoting Te Wiki o te Reo Māori by giving their members opportunities to learn te reo by coming up with innovative ways for their members to celebrate the Māori language.
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Bully Free Bro branching out

After running in our community for two years no, the Bully Free Bro programme is looking to start expanding this year with a few big ideas in mind.
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FREE Robotics & Computer Science workshops for year 9/10 Māori students

Digital Natives Academy (DNA is a non-profit set up by TangataWhenua.com) is set to run a series of FREE robotics and computer science workshops during the month of August for year 9s and 10s.
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Waiariki offers new courses this semester

These courses which last for 16 weeks, are free and are a perfect opportunity for those 16 years (and older)  to get a taste of tertiary education (at no cost) and to explore their career pathway options.
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Te Arawa Awards 2015 – now open

Five weeks to go to get your nominations in for Te Arawa Awards 2015 e te iwi!! Te Papa Takaro have received a good number of nominations so far, but coordinator, Hana Tapiata says "keep them coming!!"
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Healthy Families Rotorua – Creating Lasting Partnerships

Aotearoa New Zealand has one of the best health systems in the world, but it is under pressure from increasing rates of preventable chronic diseases.
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Getting a handle on asthma – it could save a life

World Asthma Day 2015 took place on Tuesday, May 5, 2015 with Korowai Aroha’s Asthma service joining together with Asthma Rotorua to promote World Asthma Day at Rotorua Hospital.
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Te Arawa Whānau Ora provider receives Community Award

TrustPower Rotorua Lakes Community Awards were announced recently with Te Waiariki Purea Trust acknowledged for their contribution to Education & Child/Youth Development.
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Free GP visits for all children under 13 in Rotorua

Rotorua Area Primary Health Services (RAPHS) have confirmed all 18 of its general practices will offer free doctors' visits to children under the age of 13 from July.
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Social Worker in Schools | Full Time

Are you a qualified and experienced Social Worker? Committed to making a difference in the lives of children and their families? Then we have the role for you.
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Māori Health & Social Services Delegation travels to the US

Te Arawa Whānau Ora Chief Executive Officer, Ngaroma Grant was part of a high level Māori delegation that traveled to the US to gain first hand knowledge of how developing technologies in the Health and Social Service sectors might benefit whānau.
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Caring for your Wharetangata

Korowai Aroha Health Centre needs your help whānau.
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Top hepatitis care delivered locally

Over 50 Rotorua residents living with hepatitis B or C have been educated by a community hepatitis nurse and received a FibroScan assessment (liver ultrasound) during the last two months.
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Teaching Vacancies at Te Koutu

He tūranga e wātea ana i te kura nei...
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Excel Rotorua Update

While you may not have heard much about what has been happening at Excel Rotorua, a great deal has been going on behind the scenes. 
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Te Arawa Whānau Ora committed to supporting whānau

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Rangatahi Advisory Committee – Rangatahi wanted

Te Papa Tākaro o Te Arawa invite rangatahi aged 14-18 to be part of the Rangatahi Advisory Committee for 2015.
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Rotorua men skill up in the kitchen

(NZ Heart Foundation) Tane Takitu Ake is an innovative programme designed to help Maori men improve all aspects of their health.
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Te Arawa Toiora 2015 – supporting Māori men

Te Papa Tākaro o Te Arawa is seeking Māori men 18 years and over within the Te Arawa rohe for the popular 15 week Te Arawa Toiora programme.
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Free Feijoas for your Community

Groups are invited to collect and distribute feijoas donated by Agrodome for the community in May/June.
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Paepae Wānanga o Ngāti Whakaue

The paepae wānanga will consist of  6 whare for the year with each whare being 5 weekly classes & a weekend noho marae.
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Sir George Seymour College Rotorua campus Fee Free course starting soon

Sir George Seymour College is offering a fee FREE course in Tourism and Hospitality starting 4 May till 9th Oct 2015.  It will provide students with an introduction to the tourism & hospitality industry.  
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Bid launched to help mums to quit smoking

The latest WERO Challenge is under way and this time hapū mothers are being urged to take part.
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Te Arawa Games 2015

More than 1000 whānau came out to take part and support this year's Te Arawa Games.
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Appointments to Community Trusts

The Associate Minister of Finance, Hon Paula Bennett is seeking nominations for positions on five Community Trusts.
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Support for Volunteering Fund opens online

Community and Voluntary Sector Minister Jo Goodhew today announced a new funding round has opened for the Support for Volunteering Fund, and applications can now be lodged online.
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Helping rangatahi gain NCEA credits

Do you have a 16 year old child or whanaunga who needs a little help with their school work and to gain credits to pass their NCEA?
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Te Arawa Partnership Model

Because it’s such an important issue, the Rotorua Lakes Council is trying to do more than the legal requirements under the SCP and so RLC is getting out and about in the district giving Public Information Sessions to talk about the model and the process to help people get their submissions in before April 17.
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The Treasury – Summer Internships (November 2015 – February 2016)

Are you passionate about making a difference in your community?
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Awhi Rotorua – Healthy Families NZ appoints Manager

The start of the New Year was marked at Awhi Rotorua - Healthy Families NZ by the appointment of a new Manager, Leanne Morehu (Te Whānau-ā-Apanui, Ngāi Tai).
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The National Cervical Screening Programme is available to all women in New Zealand between 20 and 70 years old. Korowai Aroha can help.

As one of the most preventable of all cancers, there are two things you can do to prevent cervical cancer.
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Māori connecting to their ancestral marae

Time, distance, and cost are the main reasons Māori don’t go to their ancestral marae more often, a Statistics New Zealand/Tatauranga Aotearoa infographic released recently shows.
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Te Arawa Rangatakapu

An opportunity exists for twenty people to join the TE ARAWA RANGATAKAPU 2015 – EMERGING LEADERS PROGRAMME.
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Te Arawa Cultural Values Online Survey

The Te Arawa Lakes Trust is leading a project to develop a “Te Arawa Cultural Values Framework” to fulfill the vision & Te Arawa-specific goals of the Rotorua Lakes Strategy.
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Artists Wanted!

An exciting opportunity has come to Rotorua for budding artists. The first ever Animation College is being established which will offer two year Freelance Diploma in Applied Animation 2D with a possible June 2015 start date.
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Forestry Scholarships now available

Kaingaroa Timberlands have an annual Scholarship for students studying a forestry related tertiary course.
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Participatory Leadership Facilitation and Evaluation Workshop Series

Join in for a day of experiential learning.
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Whakawahetu Protecting our Mokopuna Seminar Series 2015

Whakawhetū is running a one-day seminar in Rotorua during 2015, on Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDI).
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Ira Matatau Active Citizenship Programme

Ira Matatau is a rangatahi programme delivered by Te Waiariki Purea Trust.
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NASA Scientists come to Te Takinga Marae

Rotoiti was buzzing this week as a group of NASA scientists were welcomed to Te Takinga Marae.
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Tuwharetoa Marae Sports Challenge 2015

At the beginning of every year descendants of Tuwharetoa come together to compete in the Marae Sports challenge.
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Save money on car relicensing!

You should already know that the cost of relicensing a vehicle drops substantially on 1 July 2015.
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Free courses in Iwi/Māori Social Services

FREE Training Course
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Awhi Rotorua – Healthy Families NZ

Awhi Rotorua is a new initiative to encourage New Zealand families to live healthy, active lives - by eating well, being physically active, being smoke free and consuming alcohol safely and in moderation.
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Te Arawa Whānau Ora Stats show keen interest and positive outcomes

Te Arawa Whanau Ora continues to move from strength to strength.  
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Get healthy – try fruit infused water for the summer holidays

Are you looking for some healthy alternatives to drinking sugar filled soda this summer?
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Helping Māori men make positive change

Tracey Ormsby and Hamu Lacey are now recruiting for their Tane Takitu Ake programme.
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EECA: Warm Up New Zealand – Healthy Homes

If you are a Homeowner with a Community Services Card and meet the following criteria, you could be eligible for a 100% subsidy.
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Toxic shellfish poisoning strikes the Bay again

In the past 24 hours reports of six people suffering from toxic shellfish poisoning have been received by the Medical Officer of Health. 
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The Huffers, Puffers, and Wheezers group finds friendship and support

A new group seeking to provide support for those suffering from Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) recently launched to help those looking for advice and assistance to better understand and manage their disease.
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“Hour of Code” comes to Rotorua

A local initiative focused on increasing opportunities for tamariki and rangatahi to learn to code is launching during Computer Science Education Week.
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Ngāti Raukawa Whānau Ora Project Team visit Rotorua

The Whānau Ora project team from Ngāti Raukawa came to Rotorua recently to visit the Te Arawa Whānau Ora Collective in an effort to share and celebrate Whānau Ora as a journey.
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New Location for Aroha Mai Cancer Support

Aroha Mai Cancer has now officially opened at its new premises. 
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Whakarauika Mai: Bringing Communities to Prevent Suicide in Aotearoa

Our local Suicide Prevention workers attended the Waka Hourua Suicide Prevention Hui in Auckland recently.
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Ngā Karahipi o Te Rau Matatini (Scholarships)

Te Rau Matatini is pleased to offer the Scholarships Programme 2015.
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2015 PM’s Education Excellence Awards launched

Education Minister Hekia Parata today launched the 2015 Prime Minister’s Education Excellence Awards.
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Inspiring Endings and New Beginnings by Hon Tariana Turia

A message from the Hon Tariana Turia, former Minister of Whānau Ora.
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1000+ supported by the Te Arawa Whanau Ora Collective

Whānau Ora success in Te Arawa: what statistics reveal...
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Te Arawa Awards 2014

Te Arawa celebrated excellence and achievement in sports recently at the 15th annual Te Arawa Awards, held at the Holiday Inn in Rotorua.
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Addressing Whakamomori in Aotearoa – Helping to Spread the Word

Their kaupapa was ‘Tūtū Mai Whānau’ Stand up whānau to address whakamomori in Aotearoa. 
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It takes a community to raise and educate a child!

Next week’s Connecting Education and Communities Event in Rotorua is about engaging and re-engaging whānau in education.
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Expressions of Interest sought by North Island Whānau Ora Commissioning Agency

The North Island Whānau Ora Commissioning Agency, Te Pou Matakana, has called for Expressions of Interest in Collective Impact for Whānau.
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Ngati Whakaue Tribal Lands scholarship now available

Ngati Whakaue Tribal Lands through its charitable trust Ngāti Whakaue Educational Trust has launched details on a post-graduate scholarship for those completing a diploma, masters, doctorate.
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Te Arawa Group Holdings Internship Opportunity (Mitsui & Co)

Te Arawa Group Holdings are looking for applications...
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Ngāti Whakaue celebrates the past, present and future

As the sun rose on the morning of Saturday 8th September, thousands of descendants of Ngati Whakaue prepared to stand on the mahau of Tamatekapua in celebration, in commemoration and in anticipation.
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Māori in the 21st Century

Michael Naera, Kia Piki Te Ora Project Leader, Te Runanga o Ngati Pikiao writes of a recent wānanga he attended where Sir Mason Durie was a key note speaker.
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Te Waiariki Purea helps bring Whānau Ora fitness to New Zealand TV

Māori health and wellbeing is taking centre stage on a new television series that showcases Rotorua whānau coming together to transform their lives.
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New intake for Tāne Takitu Ake

Tāne Takitu Ake, an innovative programme aimed at men who are seeking tautoko with motivation, health, taha Māori, whānau, confidence and general wellbeing is now taking registrations.
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Haka 4 Life – Help break the silence

It was the loss of a close cousin that compelled local Rotorua high school student, Arianna Cudby to stand up and choose to help break the silence on rangatahi suicide.
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Mike King and Tai Tupou “It’s Cool to Kōrero” and “A Coroner and a King” with Dr Wallace Bain

Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Pikiao and the Lakes District Health Board were proud to bring back to Rotorua and Reporoa the Key to Life Charitable Trust’s school programme “It’s Cool to Kōrero.”
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Teen Suicide – What to say, what NOT to say

World Suicide Prevention Day is today 10 September.
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Waka Hourua steering in right direction on suicide prevention for Māori and Pasifika

Building the capacity of Māori whānau, hapū, iwi, Pasifika families and communities to prevent suicide is the focus for Waka Hourua, the national suicide prevention programme for Māori and Pasifika.
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Te Arawa Whānau Ora partners to lead healthy lifestyles initiative

Health Minister Tony Ryall announced last week that Te Arawa Whānau Ora, in partnership with Kowhai Health Associates, has been selected to lead a $2.5 million healthy lifestyles initiative in Rotorua.
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Enrol & Vote from Overseas

Just because you are out of the country doesn’t mean you have to miss out on having your say in New Zealand’s elections.
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Educational Opportuninty for whanau – Certificate in Vocational Skills

Waiariki Polytechnic and Te Arawa Tangata have established a new partnership to engage our people and offer them an awesome educational opportunity.
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Community Rotorua e-bulletin just published

Community Rotorua has just published it's e-bulletin click below for more info on key articles
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Finding Hope after Loss

Mum to six beautiful children, Meri Ira Hiki (Te Whakatohea), doesn't want others with Diabetes to go through what her late husband experienced and wanted to share her story in an effort to inspire others to make a difference in their lives and in the lives of their whānau.
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Celebrating an Innovative Whānau Ora Reporting and Evaluation tool

In 2010, WERA Aotearoa Charitable Trust (WACT) partnered with FIXE Solutions to look into developing a Whānau Ora evaluation and reporting tool that could meet the evolving needs of those working in the area of Whānau Ora.
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Bully Free Bro, how it all began…

It’s almost impossible to miss the Bully Free Bro message in Rotorua. There are signs in shop windows, locals wearing t-shirts, and stalls at local events – the  brightly coloured ‘BFB’ is everywhere.
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Rheumatic Fever – Get Informed

More than 3,300 children most at risk of developing rheumatic fever have had their sore throat checked recently at a free drop-in clinic, as part of the government’s rheumatic fever prevention programme.
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Vote Whānau Vote!

The 2014 General Elections are almost upon us. Because we all lead such busy lives it's good to remember that if you think you are going to be unavailable on 20 September that you can advance vote.
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Te Arawa Whānau Ora welcomes WERA Aotearoa Charitable Trust into the Collective

Caring for whānau is at the heart of what Israel and Teresa Hawkins have committed their lives to. Their focus in particular has been on helping to support and guide whānau to make better choices and become resilient and strong and it was for that reason that they were so passionate about doing something to help families.
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The Launch of Te Pou Matakana

The new commissioning agency "Te Pou Matakana" was launched recently in Auckland at the 2-day Whānau Ora conference, Aligning Innovation to Whānau Success.
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