The Ministry for Whānau Ora, Tama Potaka, has announced that four entities have been selected as incoming commissioning agencies for Whānau Ora. These entities are:
This month The Salvation Army (TSA) released their annual state of the nation report. This report brings together metrics from existing data sets to create
The Office of the Auditor-General (‘OAG’) has released a report on Whanau Ora. We consider it a good report, in that it shines a light
This week we have also reviewed a report on commissioning from the Ministry of Health. This has been two years in the making (since the
Statistics New Zealand has released a dataset on wellbeing derived from the 2021 General Social Survey. We have disaggregated this data to show Māori-specific
Title: Evaluation Report On The Procurement And Co-design of The Whānau Resilience Programme Publisher & Date: Research undertaken by Aiko and Kaipuke prepared for the
The Minister of Finance, Grant Robertson, announced that the 2022 Budget will be delivered on Thursday 19 May. Two areas of focus for the Budget
Whānau Ora Commissioning Agency: Further Legal Action We advised on the High Court case which the Whānau Ora Commissioning Agency (formally known as Te Pou
Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu will receive $25.9m of Oranga Tamariki funding to deliver the Whānau as First Navigators programme. Whānau as First Navigators aims
The Minister of Health, Andrew Little, together with the Associate Minister of Health (Māori Health), Peeni Henare, announced the Government’s decisions regarding the health sector
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