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Innovation Hub Opens in Kerikeri Ahakoa Tū Ana Ki Uta, Taupunga Ana TE RŪNANGA O WHAINGAROA ISSUE 3 Pānui NEWSLETTER HAKIHEA 2020 TE RŪNANGA O WHANGAROA RECOGNISES HEALTH CONCERNS Targeted health services in rural and isolated areas recognised From left: Janine Whyte, Practice and Registered Nurse, Doris Pilcher Administrator Support, Lorna Smeath Practice lead, Registered Nurse, MNSc. Acknowledged for the leadership in adopting to the challenges of COVID and Alert Level-4, Te Rūnanga o Whaingaroa recently expanded its health portfolio with the establishment of Te Haukaha Mobile Nursing Outreach Service. The need for targeted services in rural and isolated areas has been recognised by Te Rūnanga o Whaingaroa, Broadway Health, and Northland District Health Board, who have all set out to provide an easy access, and ambulatory health service. As a result, Te Haukaha covers the Whangaroa rohe in a re-fashioned camper to enable specific, localised, and accessible services. A weekly schedule covers locations from Te Aukiwa Community Hub, Waitāruke, Tōtara North Community Hall, He Whare Āwhina Tākou, Whitiora Marae Te Tii, Te Tāpui Marae Matauri, Wainui Marae, Te Ngaere Bay and Kaeo. The free service is not dependant on where you are medically registered – delivering a range of assessments and health education to those who cannot get to a clinic at any one time. Allowing for kaumātua (kuia and kaumatua) checks in the comfort of their own homes, their papa kāinga and their marae, says Lorna Smeath (Ngāti Hine, Ngāti Manu, Ngāpuhi), Lead Nurse of Te Haukaha “Our kaumatua and kuia are the backbone of our communities. Their health and wellbeing affects their whānau, their tamariki, their mokopuna and their extended family. We need to keep them connected – in doing so, their spirits are lifted, their wellbeing is better, and being healthy allows to lessen the burden as much as possible,” she says. Clearly committed to our kaumātua, with a sense of whakahīhī, Te Haukaha recently organised a morning tea to sit with and share the learning and insights from Alert Level-4. With 20 local kaumātua from various marae, takiwā and the local care facility, Kauri Lodge, happily taking part - the day was a big hit. “We understand that small communities such as Whangaroa have deep whakapapa connections. For many it was their first community outing due to the consideration of continued health concerns,” says Janine Whyte, Te Haukaha Nurse. “We’ve been reminded that social wellbeing is an important part of the whare tapawha model – healthy bodies and healthy minds keep our people connecting,” she says. A special day for all, as Te Haukaha 喙- Mobile Nursing Outreach Service hosted a morning tea in Kāeo to share and connect with kaumatua and kuia from around the rohe . For more information about Te Haukaha Mobile Outreach Nursing Service, schedules are regularly posted on Facebook: whaingaroa.iwi.nz or call 09 405-0340 - 0800GOKAEO Innovation Hub opens in Kerikeri Te Pūtahitanga Rere ana ngā kōawa pūtahi ki te moana o Whangaroa I roto i ngā haora o te atapō i pōī mai he iti nō Whangaroa, nō Ngāti Rēhia nōki kia pūare tika te whare hou a Te Rūnanga o Whaingaroa ki te wāhi o Manako (Kerikeri). “Ko wai te ingoa o tēnei whare? – ko Te Pūtahitanga” Waimarie te hunga i tae atu te rongo ki ngā takutaku a Kipa Munroe nō Ngāti Rēhia, waihoki ko ōnā kōrero pepeha nō waenga i Ngāti Rēhia me Whangaroa. I ū pai te iti ki te ngau o te kōrero, ki te ngau o te pae, waihoki, kihai hoki a takeo i kitea. Ka haere noa ki te whare kōrero o Shane Jones ki te whakamahana tonutanga o ōna kupu, o ōna mahara ki ngā taniwha reo, taniwha tikanga o Whangaroa. Tae rawa atu ki ngā kupu Karaitaiana a Waitai Tua, me ngā kupu āpōtoro a Anaru Kira – ka rongo te manaakitanga o te runga rawa, pau te kaha. E tāmara mā, miharo katoa te whare i te nui o ngā kupu, o ngā kōrero i tere mau ia rātou. Haramai tētahi āhua. Mutu ana te kaupapa i te ata hāpara ki te pou whakairo i tū rangatira i kuhunga o te whare. He mahi i oti pai ai a te ringa whao a Lloyd Morgan, ā, he whakamānawatanga ki a Puhi, ōtira ki ngā hononga whenua, ngā honongo whakapapa, me ngā honongo kōrero nō waenga i a Whangaroa me Ngāti Rēhia. Kerikeri recently witnessed Te Rūnanga o Whaingaroa opening Te Pūtahitanga, a new innovation and entrepreneurship hub to grow Māori-led, Māori-driven ideas into ventures. It was opened by the Hon Shane Jones, with attendance by Hon Kelvin Davis, Matt King, Mayor John Carter, Hon Dover Samuels, Willow-Jean Prime as well as 100 special guests celebrating the auspicious occasion. The Iwi-led hub is an initiative by Te Puna Kōanga, a subsidiary of Te Rūnanga o Whaingaroa, and will support whānau, hapū and communities for the Whangaroa and Ngāti Rēhia rohe through all stages of innovation and entrepreneurship life cycle with particular focus on idea generation, prototyping and the initial engagement phase. Te Rūnanga o Whaingaroa Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Toa Faneva says the need for innovation spaces in the Far North is high. It comprises of state-of-the-art areas for workshops, collaboration, and project incubation. Situated in the heart of the Kerikeri business area. Te Rūnanga o Whaingaroa Chairperson Murray Moses says the premises located at 2 Clark Rd, Kerikeri was purchased by the iwi asset holding company, Whaingaroa Fisheries Company Limited (WCFL) to diversify its current portfolio. “The purchase also supports our organisations need for more office space due to the growing staffing needs and expanded service delivery capacity.” he said. “Additionally, (the) Te Pūtahitanga premises provides a strategic base in the nearest urban centre in consideration for wider delivery across the broader mid-North area.” TE PŪTAHITANGA TE PŪTAHITANGA Innovative working spaces LEVEL 2 Just need a desk space - yes we can accommodate. HOT DESKING $6 INNOVATION HUB SPACE PER HOUR Mātāhae - BOARDROOM 1, LEVEL 1 Mātāhae is a medium sized boardroom, specially designed to accommodate your SEATS hui/meeting sizes up to 14, open feel, natural lighting all add to making this a great workspace, it comes with it’s own private kitchenette 12-14 Room Size 4.7m x 5.8m Options available INCLUDES: • Plug and charge stations Provided at additional cost from private sound • Shared kitchen • Pens, large format paper roll • Digital copier $ insulated areas to • 55 inch interactive screen/whiteboard with 25 • FREE digital wifi • Water bottle fill. PER HOUR open shared spaces. wireless keyboard and mouse with blue tooth speaker HOT DESKING Regular options 4 DAYS per month $180.00 - 8 DAYS per month $300.00 • In room control Air Conditioning • Large format paper roll $100 Mātāhauariki- BOARDROOM 2, LEVEL 2 • Kitchenette including – mini fridge, microwave, HALF DAY tableware 4 HOURS Seating arrangement layouts • Plug and charge stations Chevron $180 Auditorium Banquet U Shape without tables • Tea, Coffee • Water bottle fill. FULL DAY Provided at additional cost 9AM -5PM • Catering • Audio/visual/IT support • Digital copier Mātāhauariki - BOARDROOM 2, LEVEL 2 Boardroom U Shape with tables This extremely large boardroom/conference room can be configured to suit all SEATS UP TO requirements, fitted with state of the art resources, comfortable seating, large fully fitted kitchen availability. See over for suggested seating configurations 40 Room Size 11.8 x 5m $ • Massive 83inch interactive screen, also acts as a 35 PER HOUR • Please note: Te Pūtahitanga has restroom facilities, wheelchair access (ground level only) individual lockers interactive whiteboard with wireless keyboard and and wifi all-inclusive with bookings. Limited parking is available. We can provide details of recommended local mouse and blue tooth state of the art speaker caterers. • In room control Air Conditioning $ • Glass/white boards 14 0 Availa HALF DAY ble Monday – Friday 8.30 - 5.00. After hours bookings considered on • Tea, Coffee • Water bottle fill. 4 HOURS application to [email protected] Provided at additional cost $260 • Catering • Audio/visual/IT support • Digital copier FULL DAY TE PŪTAHITANGA 9AM -5PM INNOVATION HUB 2 Clark Rd, Kerikeri Further information and bookings: email: [email protected] +64 9 407 0340 Refer over single desk rates and seating arrangement layouts. Te Pūtahitanga is open Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5pm | Ph 09-407-0340 | email: [email protected] OCTOBER Saturday 10 October saw the inaugural Whangaroa Whānau Sports Day held at Kaeo Rugby Sports Club, The day was packed with a powerhouse of community initiatives & lots of fun sports activities that all enjoyed! This was a locally-led initiative that Te DON’T Rūnanga o Whaingaroa helped to lead out MISS OUT Join us for a day supporting KAEO RUGBY CLUB our Whangaroa community with an all-inclusive collective of community 9am - 2pm We are proud that this event is Supported by Rugby for Life who engage in community rugby partnershipwer of members. REGISTER YOUR programs that leverages the po rugby to help improve the lives of all INTEREST NOW! Northlanders and their communities. Adult and Rangatahi Join with us for discussions and The date was especially selected in the Netball • Rugby • Touch activities involving: • Boxing • kiorahi • Rangatahi • Education • Tukana/Tiena Tangaroa - a high energy moon phase, that For more information • Domestic violence awareness and please contact: resilience Susan Apiata Mob: 021 221 9761 email: [email protected] compliments the energy of participation in Spot prizes Prize-giving kai and lots of fun! sport and the reception of receiving positive messaging. The use of Te Reo, was encouraged. The event was wrapped around rangatahi by creating an open communication day with advise on making good/better decisions, decisions have consequences, tuakana/teina The final event for the successful relationships, off-field behavior, awareness Whangaroa 喙Matariki/Puanga of harm prevention in our communities, and celebrations held this year.
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