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Zoe Hawke on New Zealand Herald: Is the new order of health really going to fix Māori inequality?
Read full article here OPINION: E Tipu E Rea Whānau Services has a focus on rangatahi with pēpi or who are hapū (pregnant). We celebrated the announcement of health reforms more than six months ago with high hopes for the Māori Health Authority, Te Aka Whai Ora, and we still remain very supportive ...
E Tipu e Rea CEO Zoe Hawke talks to Homelessness and Houselessness with buildingbetter.nz
A home is a place of hope Read Full Article here Tiana Kiro, left, and Beyonce Kahui, two young māmā who recently travelled to Wellington with E Tipu E Rea Whānau Services to share their thoughts on alcohol harm and the need for alcohol reform. Photo: Zoe Hawke, E Tipu E Rea Whānau Services. BY ...
E Tipu E Rea CEO talks to Waatea News around Ngāti Pāoa Iwi Trust led Hauora Event celebrating Te Rangaihi Reo Māori
In celebration of Te Rangaihi Reo Māori, E Tipu E Rea Whānau Services and Ngāti Pāoa Iwi Trust host a whānau hauora fun day on Saturday. Listen to the full interview here.
E Tipu e Rea māmā advocates for reduction of alcohol harm on the Breakfast show
Tiana Kiro one of our amazing mātua taiohi and alcohol healthwatch executive director Dr Nicki Jackson did an amazing job advocating for the reduction of alcohol harm on the Breakfast show. Seriously powerful kōrero Watch full interview here
E Tipu e Rea Kaimahi Emmaline Pickering-Martin discussing “Youth Crime” on Newshub
E Tipu e Reas own Policy and Advocacy Lead Emmaline Pickering-Martin was a guest on Newshub Late discussing the Governments new suite of investment into ‘Youth Crime’. As an organisation we see this as a small step in the right direction but we know that ’Youth Crime’ is a symptom of a much larger societal ...
E Tipu e Rea Policy and Advocacy lead discusses unemployment support for rangatahi on Newshub
E Tipu e Rea Policy and Advocacy Lead, Emmaline discussed with Newshub what support for rangatahi who are unemployed would work.We are asking all decision-makers as well as communities working with young people to listen to their voices and to be proactive in helping them be the best they can be. Watch interview here
E Tipu e Rea CEO Zoe Hawke speaks to policy decisions for young people on 95bfm
E Tipu e Rea Whānau Services CEO Zoe Hawke spoke to 95bfm on policy development and the best way to make relevant and useful policy decisions for young people. Listen to full interview here
Children’s Commissioner a beacon for those failed by state care system – advocates
Click here for full article A petition against a new law ending the role of Children’s Commissioner accuses the government of not listening to the voices of those who have been through the state care system. File photo. Photo: 123RF The Oversight of Oranga Tamariki Bill would see the Children’s Commissioner position replaced with a board ...
Māori lens needed on Kāinga Ora rebuilds
Housing continues to be one of the biggest barriers facing mātua taiohi, hapū māmā and their tamariki. E Tipu E Rea strive to find adequate for our young parents and their whanau. Click here for full article Māori architect says Kāinga Ora’s rush to upgrade and densify state housing stock is ignoring the cultural and ...
‘Appalling’ E Tipu e Rea on statistics mean desperate need to prioritise wāhine Māori maternal mental health
There is a desperate need to prioritise wāhine Māori maternal mental health, Hāpai Te Hauora chief executive Selah Hart says. Hart’s remarks follow the newly released Ā hurutia Te Rito | It takes a village report which reveals that suicide is the primary cause of death during pregnancy in Aotearoa and is especially concerning for ...