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- Putting cultural connections on a regional and national stage
- The question of how we care for the elderly
- Walking the talk in the care of tamariki
- Importance of kaumātua highlighted at national conference
- Working to help others work
- Stan Walker inspires taiohi at youth workshop
- Womad banks on another decade
- Iwi agreements signal further collaboration for Tui Ora
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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.
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
The question of how we care for the elderly
What issues confront those caring for the elderly? Tui Ora staff feature in this Taranaki Daily News article. more
Walking the talk in the care of tamariki
Being Mums with their own tamariki ensures the newest members of the Tamariki Ora WellChild team, Dani Atfield and Bailey McLean, understand the struggles other whānau face. more
Importance of kaumātua highlighted at national conference
The role kaumātua play in communities should be better valued, says the boss of a Taranaki health provider. more
Working to help others work
The Vocational Support Service (VSS) at Tui Ora has all the bases covered. more
Stan Walker inspires taiohi at youth workshop
Māori singer/songwriter/actor Stan Walker delivered a funny speech peppered with inspirational phrases and digs at himself, during a forum for Taranaki taiohi on Friday November 9. more
Womad banks on another decade
Womad is here to stay - for another decade. The three-day World of Music and Dance extravaganza has taken place in New Plymouth's Brooklands Park every summer since 2003 and has generated $125.9 million over that time, event organisers said. more
Iwi agreements signal further collaboration for Tui Ora
Tui Ora has signed two Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Te Atiawa and Taranaki signalling its intention to move into the social and economic sectors alongside the two iwi. more
