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Māori PHOs speak out in support of Te Aka Whai Ora
Māori Primary Health Organisation’s (PHO’s) across Aotearoa are disappointed with the recently released Māori H...
Māori PHOs collaborating to deliver immunisation programme
He huarahi āraimate, hei oranga te tamaiti. The Māori PHO Collective is working with Te Aka Whai Ora ...
National Hauora partnering with Te Aka Whai Ora and Māori PHOs to increase immunisation rates for whānau Māori
Last week was World Immunisation Week and today we are facing the outbreak of measles with the closure of an Auckland...
National Hauora Coalition Receives Australasian Award For Primary Mental Healthcare in Tāmaki Makaurau
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New dashboard aims to give pēpi Māori the best start in life
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National Hauora Coalition announces the appointment of Dr Rachel Brown as Interim Chief Executive.
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Te Tiriti o Waitangi must be honoured in continued Covid-19 response
PRESS RELEASE 6/12/2021Te Tiriti o Waitangi must be honoured in continued Covid-19 response National Hauora Coalition...
National Hauora Coalition welcomes Waitangi Tribunal’s clear direction for primary health care
PRESS RELEASE 20/10/2021 National Hauora Coalition welcomes Waitangi Tribunal’s clear direction for primary health ...
Māori Health Authority and Health New Zealand interim board appointments first step in longer journey
PRESS RELEASE 24/09/2021 Māori Health Authority and Health New Zealand interim board appointments first step in long...
Vulnerable populations need to be first to get their first vaccination
PRESS RELEASE 20/08/2021 Vulnerable populations need to be first to get their first vaccination National Hauora Coali...
Time to right the wrongs of decades of underfunding
PRESS RELEASE 10/08/2021 Time to right the wrongs of decades of underfunding In a landmark report released yesterday ...
National Hauora Coalition welcomes the Government’s partnership budget
PRESS RELEASE – 20/05/21National Hauora Coalition welcomes the Government’s partnership budget The Budget...
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Mana Tū programme awarded Tūhono award at Matariki ceremony
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Congratulations to both Dr Jacqueline Allan (pictured below) and Dr Lily Fraser who received awards at GP23: Conference for General Practice.
Dr Jacqueline Allan received the RNZCGP President’s Service Medal, awarded to GPs who have made an outstanding contribution to the RNZCGP.
Dr Jacqueline Allan opened Tiakina Te Ora Doctors in Papakura in 1986. Tiakina Te Ora Doctors provides primary health services with a focus on patient education and health promotion. Dr Allan is also a founding member of Te Akoranga a Māui, the College’s Māori representative group, providing support and mentoring to Māori and Pasifika GP registrars. Te Akoranga a Māui is the first indigenous representation group established in any Australian or New Zealand medical college.
We also acknowledge Dr Lily Fraser (Ngāi Tahu, Ngāti Mamoe and Waitaha) who was made a Distinguished Fellow. Throughout her time at Turuki Health Care, Dr Fraser worked alongside NHC, particularly enabling and advocating the development of our ManaKidz workforce. ... See MoreSee Less
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Today we celebrated our nurses in true NHC style, with kai and a small gesture of appreciation. As a health and social services charity, we understand clearly the sacrifices and the work that goes into their day. Take a moment with us and thank a nurse, or a healthcare worker, for their mahi, resilience, empathy and care for whānau across Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Tautoko to this mahi! 🙌🏽 ... See MoreSee Less
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