The Pouārahi – Training and Education Manager leads the ongoing design, development, expansion and delivery of Kaupapa Māori-centred physical activity and nutrition initiatives throughout Aotearoa. The position has specific responsibility for managing and growing ‘He Pī ka rere’, a mātauranga Māori initiative to increase movement......
05 October, 2020 No comment
We have looked at the current campaign policies of relevance to our mahi at Toi Tangata and the wider sector we engage with. Key kaupapa for us at the moment include actions that address food insecurity and the achievement of food security and sovereignty; the......
28 September, 2020 No comment
We are delighted to welcome Zirsha Wharemate (Ngati Ranginui), who is joining the team to provide technical nutrition advice to Toi Tangata. Zirsha will commence this part time support to Toi Tangata from October while remaining in her role as an Oral Health Promoter for......
28 September, 2020 No comment
Tomorrow Te Hiringa Hauora/The Health Promotion Agency is hosting their virtual hui, Te Ara Pounamu.
An opportunity to reflect, connect and look for opportunities for greater alignment and collective impact, this is a hui not to be missed.
The list of speakers includes :
-Dr Ashley Bloomfield
-Prof Boyd Swinburn
-John Whaanga
-Tevita Funaki
-Dr Moniqua Faleafa
-Dr Nick Chamberlain
...and many others.
Registrations are still open. Tautokohia ki tenei kaupapa.
Te ara pounamu - Te Hiringa Hauora/Health Promotion Agency | Hopin
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Please join us for Te Ara Pounamu, a population health virtual Hui brought to you by Te Hiringa Hauora.In case you missed it!
What characterises Māori physical activity? In this hour long Toi Ako webinar, Te Miri Rangi shares his insights and whakaaro around the ways in which mātauranga informs the beliefs, values and practices of physical activity for Māori; and how these are relevant for Māori physical activity today.
Having recently completed his Masters research, Te Miri touches on the key themes that emerged through his kaupapa Māori analysis of interviews, pūrakau and whakataukī.
This is a webinar you don't want to miss.
Marcelle Wharerau
Lis Gillies Nga Tau Aroha Toni June
Meet our Growing the Puna interns for the summer of 2020-21!
Growing the Puna grew out of an identified gap of connecting students coming through tertiary providers with a focus of physical activity or nutrition and connecting them to both Māori communities and the health sector.
Nau mai, haere mai! We are excited to have you all on board!
Cant wait to see the ‘sharpians’ in action.... yee haa Toi Tangata
That is my son on the right. Zayden Tane, 3rd Yr Health Science majoring in Maori Health @ Otago University.
Well done Sammie Kamariera proud of you bub. Hope you are well?
Awesome achievement guys. Very exciting to see where this leads. Well done Sammie Kamariera ❤
I recognized that lovely smile! Go Sammie, wishing you all the best 💫🤗
So so proud of my gdaughter Sammie Kamariera. Congratulations sweetheart love you Nan xoxo
What a crew! Awesome Renei
Bree Mc Cauley Scott mean sis 💛
Mean eahh Sammie Kamariera! 👌🏽
