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WhyOra workshops online – Week 3

‼️ OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ‼️ 👉Today we will introduce to you Occupational Therapy. 👉Here is a quick overview of some things that may interest you about this career. If you are…

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Kia Ora, I am Claire Enright.

I completed my Bachelor of Health Science (Midwifery) here in Taranaki through Auckland University of Technology (AUT). I studied as part of a satellite class tapping in remotely to classes…

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WhyOra workshops online – Week 2

………………………W H Y O R A……………………… 🌿 Empowering Māori to reach their full potential 🌿 Facebook: WhyOra Instagram: whyora1 Website: www.whyora.co.nz ‼️ PARAMEDIC ‼️ ĀPIHA WHAKAORA 👉Today we will introduce…

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Savannah’s Story

Ko Ngāi tahu te Iwi Kati Huirapa Runaka Ko Puketeraki Ko Hikaroroa ōku Maunga Ko Waikoauti te Awa Ko Puketeraki te Marae Ko Takitimu te Waka Ko Te Kura Matatini…

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March Newsletter – Issue 7

Welcome to the seventh edition of the WhyOra newsletter. WhyOra focuses on increasing the Māori health and disability workforce. Our newsletter highlights the success of those on a health career pathway….

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December Newsletter – Issue 6

Welcome to the sixth edition of the WhyOra newsletter. WhyOra focuses on increasing the Māori health and disability workforce. Our newsletter highlights the success of those on a health career…

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Gracyn’s story

Kia Ora, Ko Aoraki te Maunga. Ko te Waipounamu te Awa. Ko Ngāi Tūāhuriri te Hapu. Ko Tuahiwi te Marae. Ko Ngāi Tahu te Iwi. Ko Gracyn Meredith toku ingoa. Hello my…

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Te Haupai’s Story

Te Haupai Korewha is an example of a Māori health professional that maintained a strong relationship with the support networks offered to her. After moving back to New Plymouth for a…

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