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- Graduation validates whānau studies
- Taking prime care of whānau
- Cake making data analyst at Tui Ora
- Curvy Angels guardians for next generation
- Paint the Town Yellow today
- Tui Ora marks 20 years of Maori health and self determination
- Mental illness in Kiwi teens
- Paint the town yellow – World Suicide Prevention Day, 10 September 2018
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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.
Graduation validates whānau studies
When Markham and Carmen do their work well you don’t notice them. Whānau come to the front, Markham and Carmen – and others working in the Whānau Ora team at Tui Ora – fade to the background. more
Curvy Angels guardians for next generation
For the Tamatea whānau getting healthy and fit has become a family affair. The Opunake whānau of late Tui Ora Board member David Tamatea is determined to live the best lives they can, and it’s the aunties who are leading the way. more
Cake making data analyst at Tui Ora
Hone Rata, a Tui Ora business and data analyst, spends his working days at a desk looking at data and numbers, creating reports and trying to find more efficient ways for staff to use technology. more
Taking prime care of whānau
Three nurses, one kaiāwhina, years of experience, expertise and empathy – it adds up to a winning combination in the Community Nursing team at Tui Ora. more
Paint the Town Yellow today
Sunshine and hope is being sprinkled through companies and organisations today as many in Taranaki take part in the Paint the Town Yellow promotion. more
Mental illness in Kiwi teens
In a split second, her body would heat up. Her eyesight would start to go, leaving her with tunnel vision. And, if she wasn't careful, she would start to hyperventilate. more
Tui Ora marks 20 years of Maori health and self determination
A Māori health organisation that has grown from employing a few staff to about 160, is celebrating its 20th birthday. This week Tui Ora hosts functions in Hawera and New Plymouth, with the guest speakers to be South Taranaki District Council Mayor Ross Dunlop and the Hon Willie Jackson, Minister of Employment ... more
Paint the town yellow – World Suicide Prevention Day, 10 September 2018
Splashing yellow throughout New Plymouth to celebrate life is the drive behind this year’s World Suicide Prevention Day. more
