Results and outcomes

Whānau whai hua

Outcomes matter

To achieve our vision of mana whānau, whānau ora – prosperous families living well, we must be results and outcomes focused. We know that the status quo is unacceptable, and we are intolerant of inequities.

National Hauora Coalition has a successful track record in creating and designing a range of innovative services, programmes and interventions that improve outcomes for whānau. We are proud to add to the kete of knowledge about what works for whānau and hapori, building the evidence for future investment.

Awards

National Hauora Coalition is proud to have received the following awards for excellence in our field:

He Tohu Mauri Ora 2021
The New Zealand Primary Healthcare Awards

Good sort award

Awarded to Registered Nurse and Workforce Development Advisor, Donna Kielar, for consistently performing above and beyond the call of duty and making a difference to whānau

Best Youth or Senior Health Service Award

Awarded to Te Wā Kōrero, National Hauora Coalition’s social work led, eight-week kaupapa Māori rangatahi engagement programme for enhancing hauora hinengaro for young people in South Auckland schools.

Spirit of Service Award 2019

Te Tohu a te Pirimia – Prime Minister’s Award (overall winner)

Te Tohu mō ngā Hua E Pai Ake Ana – Better Outcomes Award

Awarded to our AWHI team, alongside other healthy housing initiatives, for reducing avoidable hospitalisations through warm, dry healthy homes

Matariki Awards 2018 (ADHB)

Tūhono – He kamaka waiora

Awarded to our Mana Tū team. The Tūhono award is given to teams which demonstrate the value of Tūhono (togetherness), by sharing learnings and achievements with colleagues, patients and whānau, to eliminate inequities for Māori populations and improve whānau experiences.

Outstanding Support and Customer Service

Awarded to our Mōhio Team from Alliance Health Plus in 2019

Ko Awatea

Excellence in Health Improvement Award, 2015

Impact Lab validation

Economic advisors, Impact Lab, use data and evidence to calculate social value in dollar terms in a measurable, consistent, and comparable way.

Independent validation from Impact Lab shows that our Gen2040 programme, aimed at providing the best start in live for pēpī Māori (Māori babies) delivers a social value of $8,000,000.

Impact Lab has also found that our Flexible Funding Pool generates a social value of $3,000,000.