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... years I rangatahi and about finding ways to get through to them.  I feel we...
...accepted the Hiwa i Te Rangi Award at the Māori Television Matariki Award night for contribution to the community. In 1998...

... a mental thing – making sure I after my emotions, realising there’s support if I need it, and giving my body the...
...Having this programme helped them understand when I ’m tired or need certain help from them” says Gaibreill. The programme also...

...making sure I looking after my emotions, realising there’s support if I need it and giving my body the right fuel to improve m...
...Having this programme helped them understand when I ’m tired or need certain help from them,” says Gabrielle. One of the...

...She describes it as having ‘eyes on’.    “ I met a kuia living alone, just her cat and her TV. Through the window we chatted...
...But I realised I was the first person she’d seen in a week.” Janice connected her with Awarua Social Services. While the kai wa...

... woman told the group ‘ I ’ve now realised how grown up my 9-year-old is. I feel like I ’ve missed a lot of time. We’ve...

... I was inundated by my relations afterwards saying how awesome it was, so we are running another one in July. All iwi across the...
...and when I ving in a leaky caravan with her parents with no windows, I thought these modular...

... I ’m having a nice honey and lime,” she chuckles. “ I ’ll stir in a spoonful of tāwari honey or the rewarewa honey, which is just...
... I reckon. It keeps you in good health!” The honey Brenda drinks every day comes from a local business she leads, called Manawa...

...kaitiaki for the kaumātua flats. “ I just can’t thank Te Puni Kōkiri enough and all the wonderful people that have been through...
... I was too excited to be excited. Heneti Hammond, Parewahawaha Marae Kaikaranga and Kaitiaki for the kaumātua flats. “They...

...“ I am a year out from chemotherapy, so I h my own thoughts on getting the vaccine.  I think that real life stuff...

... good programme and a reminder to myself of my identity - that I ’m proud to be Māori. “It was a good way of reconnecting with...
... to support others at mahi and with whānau. “ I ’ve become more confident; I ’ve learnt the many styles of leadership. “It’s...