Over the 2019/2020 summer, I was privileged to have a University of Auckland partnered internship with Toi Tangata and the Growing the Puna programme. I was really excited to be able to experience how Te Ao Māori is implemented within the health workforce. As a......
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Covid 19 has impacted on whānau wellbeing at many levels. As well as employment and income, a further concern has been food security. The evidence is widely known that whānau Māori have been over-represented amongst those identified as food insecure over the years. However, for......
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Hauhake tū, ka tō Matariki The harvest ends when Matariki sets The Matariki constellation has moved under the horizon, signalling the end of harvest as winter sets in. A time to come together, to reflect, to wānanga, to learn and most of all, to be grateful.......
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E te whanau! The second round of the Community Resilience Fund is now open for applications for sport and recreation organisations experiencing financial hardship between 1 July and 30 September 2020.
Check out the details here 👇
Community Resilience fund for play, Active Recreation and Sports organisations » Sport New Zealand
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Sport NZ is proud to be partnering with New Zealand’s Regional Sports Trusts to administer the Sport NZ Community Resilience Fund (Phase 2).Today the Health Coalition Aotearoa proudly launched it's Prevention Brief - A call for all political parties to include strong prevention commitments in the lead up to the election.
The Brief summarises the call from the Coalition to the next government to step up its action in public health prevention, especially in reducing the damage caused by tobacco, alcohol and unhealthy food.
As a member of the HCA, this is a call we tautoko.
Tē tōia, tē haumatia.
Nothing can be achieved without a plan and way of doing things.
Health groups call for serious action on prevention - Health Coalition Aotearoa
www.healthcoalition.org.nz
Health groups call for serious action on prevention Jul 27, 2020 Tobacco, alcohol and unhealthy food cause about one-third of the annual loss of healthy life-years, yet less than 0.5 percent of the he...He Pī Karere Pouārahi Darrio Penetito-Hemara recently featured on Huia Te Pātai, a radio program which broadcasts out of Tautoko FM in Northland.
The interview delves in to the work our organisation does - and even better, it's solely in Te Reo Māori =)
Tirohia, wānangahia!
Toi Tangata CEO Megan Tunks and He Pī Ka Rere leader
Darrio Penetito-Hemara were in Tauranga alongside Ata Ruawai and Dillon Te Kani this week.
Ata works in the under-fives space and Dillon is a representative for The Bay of Plenty District Health Board (BOPDHB). The group were part of the panel, tasked with selecting a He Pī Ka Rere facilitator in the region. The project is a joint project between Toi Tangata, the BOPDHB through Toi Te Ora.
He Pī Ka Rere is a kaupapa Māori physical activity and nutrition approach, which nurtures and develops the whole being of a tamaiti in an early learning environment aimed at informing both kaiako and tamariki of the role that traditional activity plays in the growth and development of a child.
If any Kohanga or Māori focused ECC in the Waiariki or Bay of Plenty area are interested in He Pī Ka Rere workshops, tēnā whakapā atu ki a Darrio.
darrio@toitangata.co.nz
Nā mātou te kapa o Toi Tangata.
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Monica Beauchamp
thats awsmm... howkool👑
