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...support that they need.” Roxanne who has worked in social services over many years says the need is high out there especially...
... children home for so long and not being able to access services that they normally would prior to the lockdown. Some of...

... procurement means government buyers of goods and services stretching their gaze beyond price, to wider social and...
... over $50 billion a year on procurement of goods and/or services and this buying power can accelerate the economic recovery...

...in Hauraki and Waikato but across the motu partnering with services in Auckland and Wellington, on top of our usual...
... over the past 17 weeks and will continue to provide this service to ensure we reach more of our whānau," Manuel said.  “I...

...whānau who are not well-connected to health services and Māori with mental health and addiction conditions and whānau in rural...
...This includes funding for mobile services , communications, incentives, sites, workforce, events, IT etc. A Ministerial Oversigh...

... and employment develop strategies to better deliver services to Māori.” The relationships and networks he has formed...
... those things.” When the Māori Business Facilitation Service (MBFS) was set up in 2000, Martin moved into his next role...

... blended business acumen with healthy futures as well as service to their community. They are role models to other businesse...

... was a reflection of his belief that the public service was a tool for Māori to take control of our own destiny, to...

...whānau-centred initiatives through a range of entities and services or opportunities being made available to all New Zealand...

...social service providers and government agencies. All three commissioning agencies have now been confirmed - Te Pou Matakana for...

...growth and development to our Māori homeless whānau through service support and community initiatives   Where is the...