Whanau Ora: The Support Meant The World To Me
I returned to my hometown of Invercargill a few years ago and I’ve lived through some difficult times ever since. My partner was addicted to methamphetamine. I had no idea […]
Read MoreTe Pae Oranga: I hope the Iwi Community Panel continues to help more people
I’ve been driving taxis on the late shift for five years now. I love my job. I love meeting and talking to people from various walks of life. One night […]
Read MoreWhanau Ora: Shaun, 41
I had a rough upbringing with a father who was in and out of prison and a mother who wasn’t interested in me. I was placed into foster care but […]
Read MoreCancer Pathway: Lucy Harding
What is the Maori Cancer Kaiarahi Service? This service supports Maori and their whanau with high suspicion of, or diagnosis of cancer, to get the right information, make informed decisions […]
Read MoreCancer Pathway: Terina Gilbert
Ko Terina toku ingoa Ko Ngai Tahu toku Iwi Ko Kati mamoe raua koe waitaha toku hapu Ko Takitimu te Waka Ko waihopai te awa Ko Ōtākou toku Marae I […]
Read MoreTe Kore: The Te Kore Group Saved My Life
Te Kore is a closed group for women who have experienced harm from addictions and/or mild mental health. “Te Kore is an invitation to meet your potential – Tau Arotahi […]
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