TE TOI AHORANGI 2030
TOI TŪ TE REO | TOI TŪ TE ORA
Want to learn te reo Māori in a supported DHB environment?
Te Reo Māori
lessons for staff
If you are interested in the programme, please complete this short
survey and register your details. Recruitment stands will be onsite
at the following locations from 10am-3pm each day:
Whakatāne Hospital - Staff Cafeteria
Wednesday 3 July
Te Hauora ā Toi, the Bay of Plenty District Health
Board is excited to be offering staff and their
whānau an opportunity to learn Te Reo Māori.
With support and endorsement from the Executive team and Te
Rūnanga Hauora Māori o Te Moana ā Toi, we have partnered with
Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi to offer a bespoke professional
development programme that will be delivered in both Tauranga and
Whakatāne. The programme is designed to build confidence and
capability in the Māori language, within a health context.
Te Pōkaitahi Reo is a Level 3 qualification offered over a period
of 18 months. The course is a mixture of self-directed, online, and
face-to-face weekly classes. Classes will be made available on-site
and a tutor will also be available if required. Timeframes for weekly
classes will be finalised once registrations of interest are received.
Wednesday 10 July
Tauranga Hospital - Main Street, Ground
Floor Café
Thursday 4 July
Thursday 11 July
We are hoping to launch the programme in mid-July (numbers
pending).
The programme is currently running at Auckland District Health
Board with positive results. It recently featured on Te Karere.
For more information please
email [email protected]
By Eilidh McGillivray, Te Koru Therapy and
Reb Physiotherapist.
World MS Day 2019 took place on 30
May. The 2019 campaign was called ‘My
Invisible MS’ (#MyInvisibleMS) and the
theme was Visibility.
My Invisible MS was chosen to raise awareness of the
invisible symptoms of MS such as fatigue, visual problems,
pain, dizziness, heat sensitivity, depression etc. and the
unseen impact of MS on quality of life.
Te Koru team raising money for MS.
My amazing colleagues from Te Koru Therapy and Rehab
helped me raise funds for this campaign by giving a donation to take part in a delicious morning tea and by buying raffle tickets with
all funds going to MS New Zealand.
We were able to raise $216 which was gratefully received by MS New Zealand.
Many thanks to all who took part, those who bought tickets and particular thanks to Linda Watson, Dianne Goodwin and Fiona
Dominick for helping me put on the morning tea.
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