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To extend the focus of the mental health service needs for both Maori and the wider community in the Manawatu and Horowhenua regions. Mahi Tu Ora - Offering employment services for people with mental health issues. Mahi Taiohi - Assisting rangatahi (youth) to overcome Alcohol
To extend the focus of the mental health service needs for both Maori and the wider community in the Manawatu and Horowhenua regions.
Mahi Tu Ora - Offering employment services for people with mental health issues.
Mahi Taiohi - Assisting rangatahi (youth) to overcome Alcohol and Drug (AOD) issues.
Te Ata Kura - Providing an alternative learning space for youth referred from three Colleges in the wider Horowhenua area.
Kaitiaki-a-Whanau - Are social work practitioners providing support to whanau experiencing barriers to wellbeing.
Kaiwhakapuaki Waiora - Work alongside whanau and individuals with mental health, addictions and other wellbeing challenges.
Kaiarahi-a-Whanau - provides wellbeing sessions to Whanau.
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