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Day: July 8, 2021

Enabling Rangatahi to be Resilient. (Feilding : Manawatū)

Through whakawhanaungatanga, a strong and motivated whānau team in Counties Manukau have been working to strengthen the connections of rangatahi to whānau, hapū and iwi.

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Reconnecting the Future Generations to Whakapapa. (Hauraki & Tāmaki)

There is a beauty in reconnecting generations of whanaunga to their whakapapa.

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Rangatahi reclamation for connection and whānau well-being (Turangi : Taupō)

Living in a rural and slightly isolated community, the Anitana whānau have had lots of difficulties accessing support services.

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Healing Through Tikanga and Te Ao Māori (Murihiku: Southland).

A whānau centric approach aims to provide support for Māori whānau, hapu, and iwi that experience suicide risks and or are bereaved by suicide.

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