Pae Tū: Hauora Māori Strategy launched today, developed in partnership with Manatū Hauora.

Ensuring our reformed health system upholds Te Tiriti o Waitangi, improves equity, & enhances health outcomes for whānau Māori:
teakawhaiora.nz/our-work/pae-o…

#MāoriHealth #HauoraMāoriStrategy

“Manapou” is kupu for paramedic.
It means to do anything to save a life. 

Ngā mihi to all our paramedics who serve and save every day!💜

#InternationalParamedicsDay

“Kei muri, Kei mua” - whakaaro from Tā Mason Durie:

“We need to be thinking of a future for our mokos.
No matter how difficult things seem today.
Let’s not lose sight of the horizon”

#whiria he kaha tūātinitini
Kia piki te ora
Improving health for Māori

Yesterday Māori leaders from 15 Iwi-Māori Partnership Boards (IMPBs) met for the first time at Whiria, a 2 day national hui.
Sharing their knowledge on the needs of Whānau Māori & shaping the future in health for our people.
#whiria he kaha tūātinitini
#māorihealth

Immunise is a website run by Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora and Te Aka Whai Ora Māori Health Authority. You can now find an #EasyRead document called 'Information about getting a vaccine' on the site. It covers a range of information including about immunisations/vaccines, how to book a vaccine, and planning for a vaccine.

Up next Rawiri Jansen 🔥CSANZ NZ CSANZ Te Aka Whai Ora Māori Health Authority #csanz23

More medical training places. Tick.

rnz.co.nz/news/national/…

The most famous Māori cardiologist in Aotearoa, Dr Wil Harrison up next CSANZ NZ CSANZ Te Aka Whai Ora Māori Health Authority #csanz23 @countiesmanukau

Pae Ora focuses on hauora for our whānau, hapori and kaimahi...it is our goal.

Health and wellbeing is more than the absence of illness - it’s how we thrive as individuals, whānau, hapū and iwi!

#PaeOra #MāoriHealth

Kia kaha tāne mā ki te hapaitia ōu tātou hauora.
#MensHealthWeekNZ

Chief Medical, Nursing, and Midwifery for Te Aka Whai Ora Māori Health Authority speak into the proactive initiatives derived with our Hauora Māoru partners across Aotearoa to address immunisation rates for Māori. Full interview here: fb.watch/kIWBfyexKN/?mi…

More than 60,000 babies are born each year in Aotearoa. That’s over 60,000 opportunities to support our whānau!
#Māorimidwives are crucial to the kaupapa.
Heather Muriwai, Chief Clinical Officer Midwifery, shares more: waateanews.com/2023/05/24/hea…

#māorihealth #hauora #midwifery

We have teamed up with New Zealand Rugby to tackle mental health!

Today we launched a first of its kind partnership to 
🏉create positive shifts in mental health and wellbeing
🏉uplift our whanau
🏉build resilience in our communities

Read more here: lnkd.in/gmVZkVh2

How important are our Māori midwives? They play a crucial role in the lives of our whānau.
Ngā mihi nui Amber for your kōrero - we hope it's an inspiration to others to come and join the amazing and essential midwifery workforce.
Happy International Day of the Midwife!

Nau mai ngā hua.
Nau mai ngā pai.
Nau mai kia nui.
Kia hāwere ai.

Tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou katoa.

#ICYMI Low vaccination rates among tamariki Māori must be addressed urgently, says Te Aka Whai Ora deputy chief executive, population and public health Selah Hart -->