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- Budget announcement to see expansion of Whānau Ora
- Tap into smokefree tools this World Smokefree Day
- Stop smoking coaches got the skills to help whānau
- Minister's visit affirms whānau ora mahi
- Better habits for health, family and budget
- Savings make smokefree struggle worth it
- Standing up for young people in mental health
- New role in economic links
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Kōrero o te wā | News & Events
Tui Ora continues to expand its services and reach into the community. We have evolved as an organisation since we were first established in 1998. Read about our people making the news and the events they are involved in around Taranaki. For further details see below.
Budget announcement to see expansion of Whānau Ora
Tui Ora welcomes the multi-million-dollar investment in Whānau Ora announced in last week’s Wellbeing Budget which includes investment in the workforce, in new local commissioning bodies and in recognition across Government. more
Tap into smokefree tools this World Smokefree Day
In the days leading up to World Smokefree Day 2019, Taranaki’s Stop Smoking Service (TSSS) is urging people to use all the available tools to turn off the nicotine tap. more
Stop smoking coaches got the skills to help whānau
World Smokefree Day is May 31. Read about the pro coaches in the Taranaki Stop Smoking Service (TSSS). more
Minister's visit affirms whānau ora mahi
The Minister for Whānau Ora Peeni Henare toured Tui Ora in New Plymouth on Tuesday as well as spending time in South Taranaki on Wednesday. more
Better habits for health, family and budget
Three Tui Ora staff members, who work with youth, walk the talk when it comes to the smokefree message. more
Savings make smokefree struggle worth it
Two Taranaki ex-smokers tell their story as the countdown towards World Smokefree Day on May 31 begins. more
Standing up for young people in mental health
The Taiohi Ora Youth Wellness Service adds value to the lives of young people and meets a large amount of unmet need, according to an independent report. more
New role in economic links
When Ngamata Skipper began working at Tui Ora in 2001 it was in its early days – now she’s back and relishing a new role as Economic Development Relationship Manager. more
