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Whānau Ora is for all families

The heart of Whānau Ora are New Zealand families who have been empowered to transform their own futures by taking control of their lives. This video features Pacific whānau stories describing families’ journeys and successes of the Whānau Ora programme.

Published: Rāmere, 18 Hakihea, 2015 | Friday, 18 December 2015

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