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- Standing up for young people in mental health
- New role in economic links
- Measles vaccination notice from Tui Ora Family Health
- Focus on whānau ora at Womad 2019
- Putting people and whanau at the heart of Te Paepae, Womad 2019
- Whānau Ora Review Report released
- Rocking to healthy lifestyle
- Putting cultural connections on a regional and national stage
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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.
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
Measles vaccination notice from Tui Ora Family Health
Measles vaccination information from Tui Ora Family Health. more
Focus on whānau ora at Womad 2019
As the region gets set to celebrate the world of music and dance, the role Aotearoa's indigenous people play in the festivities continues to evolve. more
Putting people and whanau at the heart of Te Paepae, Womad 2019
Glen Skipper has spent years building his kumara knowledge and this coming weekend will be share his community gardening skills in workshops at the award-winning WOMAD festival. more
Whānau Ora Review Report released
The Whānau Ora Review Report, Tipu Matoro ki te Ao, released to Minister Peeni Henare on February 20 affirms this approach is working well for Māori and Pacific families. more
Rocking to healthy lifestyle
The grandchildren told him his home stunk. His wife was unwell in hospital and this time coach George was there for support. These factors combined to ensure Gary and Kresha Jackson remained smokefree when they opted to quit more than four years ago, using the support of the Taranaki Stop Smoking Service run ... more
Putting cultural connections on a regional and national stage
The richness of indigenous language – its connection with kai, kaumātua, craft and care for the environment will be front and centre at Womad 2019, taking place in New Plymouth March 15-17. more
