Pathways to Equity and Wellbeing: Taking Action for Systemic Change

To effectively address family harm in Aotearoa, we must consider immediate interventions alongside long-term preventative measures, while placing lived experience at the heart, in order to dismantle the underlying factors that sustain patterns of harm. Only through this approach can we truly hope to achieve meaningful change.

Mō tātou, ā, mō kā uri ā muri ake nei.

For us and our children after us.

This Whakataukī acknowledges the importance of creating a positive impact for those that live today, and those that will come after us.

Good Mahi: Rotokare Scenic Reserve

Rotokare Reserve is a community led project with the goal to preserve and encourage a pest free fully fenced native habitat for manu and plants to thrive in an area where the public can come and enjoy. Led by an amazing team...

Good Mahi: Rotokare Scenic Reserve

Rotokare Reserve is a community led project with the goal to preserve and encourage a pest free fully fenced native habitat for manu and plants to thrive in an area where the public can come and enjoy. Led by an amazing team...

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South Taranaki Equity & Wellbeing Profile

After hearing your stories and insights about wellbeing and equity, alongside analysing data and stats from our Rohe Equity and Wellness Dashboard, we have finalised the South Taranaki Equity and Wellbeing Profile Report. This report that shares incredible strengths, insights and opportunities to build a more resilient, thriving community.

Ruapehu Equity & Wellbeing Profile

After hearing your stories and insights about wellbeing and equity, alongside analysing data and stats from our Rohe Equity and Wellness Dashboard, we have finalised the Ruapehu Equity and Wellbeing Profile Report. This report that shares incredible strengths, insights and opportunities to build a more resilient, thriving community.

Rangitīkei Equity & Wellbeing Profile

The 2023 Rangitīkei Equity and Wellbeing Profile Report is accessible for download. This document offers outstanding strengths, insights, and avenues to develop a more robust and prosperous community.

Whanganui Equity & Wellbeing Profile

The Whanganui Equity and Wellbeing Profile Report is accessible for download. This document offers outstanding strengths, insights, and avenues to develop a more robust and prosperous community.

Unite together. 

Breaking down silos and developing genuine and enduring relationships between communities and organisations. 

Listen together.

Listening and emphasising to ensure everybody within our rohe has an opportunity to share their knowledge and lived experiences. 

Act together.

Working collaboratively to uncover and take action on collective insights, knowledge and experiences.

How we work.

Our process ensures that we are working together with communities and organisations every step of the way.

Seek the
data

Collating and analysing the data insights through the lens of our frameworks. 

Understand
through stories

Engaging with  communities and organisations within our rohe to ensure the insights are understood through a lived experience lens.

Identify insights
and priorities

Bringing together the stats and stories to determine what matters the most to our rohe.

Support
pathways

Supporting communities and organisations within our rohe to collectively co-design initiatives that will have a positive and enduring impact.

Evaluate
impact

Evaluating impact by comparing the stats and stories from where we were, to where we are now.

Serving the Rangitīkei, Ruapehu, South Taranaki & Whanganui regions

Ehara taku toa i te toa takitahi, engari kē he toa takitini

My success should not be bestowed onto me alone, it was not individual success but the success of a collective.

This Whakataukī acknowledges the team and community effort that it has taken to bring the data and people insights together in this Whanganui Equity and Wellbeing Profile - its success has come from the contribution of many.

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