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Calling all whānau who are studying towards an undergraduate certificate or diploma course that is NZQA registered at levels 3-6‼️

You are eligible for the above scholarship if:
* You are Māori and can specify your hapū or iwi.
* You are completing an undergraduate certificate or diploma course that is NZQA registered at levels 3-6
* You work or volunteer in the health sector and the qualification supports Hauora Māori career development
* You agree that information can be shared pursuant to the Privacy Act 1993

Check out our website for more information!
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Calling all hapū māmā.
Check out the available dates for FREE pregnancy, childbirth and early parenting education with Whanake Te Kura 💜 ... See MoreSee Less

Tauira ma ‼️‼️
Awesome opportunity here for our rangatahi to get some hands on experience of what it’s like to study at Otago university.Tēnā anō koutou katoa!
Ko te tumanako e noho haumaru ana koutou i roto i tēnei wahanga whakatā o te tau 😊

As we all patiently wait on exam results to be released 😬 this is a good opportunity to encourage your younger siblings, whanaunga or friends who may be finishing their final year of high school and looking at coming to university next year for 2022.

During January and February 2022 our own Office of Māori Development has organised a great opportunity for Māori tauira to get a head start on their studies at the University of Otago. “Kia Ita” is a programme offered to 2021 year 13 Māori students who wish to study at Otago for 2022. The programme allows tauira to experience what it’s like to take a university paper where they will obtain 18 points to go towards their degree when they officially begin study for semester 1 2022. It is a 6 week programme where the first two weeks will be spent distance learning while the remaining 4 weeks is on campus.
Paper fees and accomodation will be covered, so we encourage our current Te Rōpū Māori tauira to get the word out there and if you have anyone in mind let them know about this amazing kaupapa and opportunity.

Follow this link for registration - www.otago.ac.nz/maori/students/otago745149.html

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Kia Ora e te iwi!
We've started a new instagram page to capture our whānau and iwi more effectively- go to the link below or scan away to follow us on instagram 🙂

Mauri Ora!
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✨Introducing our Tuakana/Teina Interns for the next 8 weeks! ✨
(From left to right)

✨Analeah Taufale
"Ko Aoraki me Ruapehu ngā maunga
Ko Te Kete Ika a Rakaihautū te hapuā me Whanganui ngā awa
Ko Ngāi Tahu me Whanganui Nui Tonu ngā
iwi.
Ko Ngāti Moki me Ngāi Te Ruahikihiki me Ngāti Uenuku ngā hapū
Ko Te Pā o Moki me Raetihi ngā marae
Ko Ngāti Rangi, Te Ati Haunui-a-Pāpārangi, me Ngāi Tahu/Kāi Tahu hoki ōku iwi.
O a’u o le tama’ita’i Samoa
Ou te sau mai le nu’u o Lutuannu’u, Falelatai ma Iva"
Studying a Bachelor of Health Sciences at AUT

✨Jackson Ranapiri
"Ko Takitimu, ko Hourouta, ko Kurahaupō, ōku waka tapu
Ko Te Ara o Paikea tōku maungā korero
Ko Te Moana-nui-a-kiwa tōku moana
Ko Ngāti Kahungunu tōku iwi Ko Kihitu tōku wharetipuna Ko Ngāti Kaahu tōku hapū Ko Mōhaka tōku awa
Ko Te Māhia te ūkaipō te tūrangawaewae Ko Nūhaka te rohe".
Studying a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery at Otago University.

✨Nic Sinnott
"Ko Tongariro te maunga
Ko Taupo-ui-atea te moana
Ko Tūwharetoa te iwi
Ko Te Heuheu te tangata
Ko Ngāti Te Rangiita te hapu
Ko Te Ringatahi te marae"
Studying a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery at Otago University

✨Max Anderson
"Ko Makora Taiao te maunga Ko Awaroa te awa
Ko Māmari te waka
Ko Te Rarawa te iwi
Ko Te Uri o Tai te hapu
Ko Taiao te marae ki Pawarenga
Ko Te Rarawa me Ngāti Maniapoto ōku iwi. Ko Ricky Anderson toku matua
Ko Nicky Anderson toku mama
Ko Max Anderson ahau"
Studying a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery at Otago University.

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Wairoa Whanau drive thru Wednesday . Lots of give aways…📢 Wairoa

Help to keep your community, kaumatua, kuia, tamariki and mokopuna safe by getting your COVID-19 vaccination this Wednesday.

People who are vaccinated are less likely to get sick with the virus, less likely to pass it on and are much less likely to get seriously ill or require hospital care. It’s one of the best things you can do to protect yourself, your whānau and your Wairoa community. 💜

www.hbcovidvaccine.nz

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Kia ora e te iwi,

Roopu a Iwi Trust will be at Pukeokimoki Marae this Saturday the 16th of October for the Super Saturday Vaccination Clinics from 9am - 5pm.
There will be a sausage sizzle for whānau.
Walk-ins are welcome to come.

There will also be a Tik Tok competition for rangatahi, all you have to do is learn our Tik Tok that will follow after this post, come down on Saturday and see if you can do better! ... See MoreSee Less