Whanau ora navigation service
Whanau Ora is about a transformation of whanau – setting their own goals, focusing on the family as a whole rather than the individual. The Whanau Ora service aspires to clients self-managing their own health and wellbeing.
Whanau Ora aims to support families in:
- Lifelong Learning: Education, Training and Skills Development
- Living Longer, Living Better: Improved wellbeing, Independence, Health Literacy
- Living Financially Free: Less Debt, More savings
- Leading and caring for their families, communities and country: Safe, healthy violence free environments, Pacific leadership, supporting cultural capital and growth
Whanau Ora focuses on:
- Working with families to identify their goals and reach their aspirations
- Supporting families to develop and implement short-term, medium-term and long-term action plans
- Supporting families to access services through the Whanau Ora fund to help them implement their family action plan to achieve their aspirations
Aere Tai locations funded to provide this service
Hamilton - K'aute Pasifika Trust
Tokoroa - South Waikato Pacific Islands Community Services
Tauranga - Pacific Island Community Trust
Rotorua - Rotorua Pacific Islands Development Charitable Trust
Gisborne - Pacific Islanders' Community Trust
New Plymouth - Vaimoana Pasifika Charitable Trust
Napier - Kings Force Health Charitable Trust
Latest news
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PICTT assist with living the NZ dream
Whanau Ora puts whanau at the centre of decision-making about their future. Beryl Razak, Whanau Ora Coordinator shares a story about one of her clients from the Kiribati community, that she has helped support. Read More
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PICTT help shape our future Registered Nurses
Talofa, my name is Angeline Ritchie. I have been at the Pacific Island Community (Tauranga) Trust (PICTT) as a Registered Nurse since December 2016. I am Samoan, New Zealand born and raised in Hamilton. I relocated to Mount Maunganui in 2008 with my husband and family. Read More