Whānau Ora
The Dynamics of Whānaungatanga
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- Interweaving the personal Mana and Ihi underpinned by Tika, Pono and Aroha allows Whānau, Hapu and Iwi to gain their own Rangatiratanga
- Provides an in-depth understanding of Whānaungatanga as a means to apply values and practical concepts in their daily lives and activities
- This is what Whānau Ora is all about
- Services have been using these concepts since its inception
- Revolves around the restoration of Tapu so that Whānau have the Mana to achieve their goals in life
- The skills and capacity to embrace and practice cultural principles, as part of a Whānau development pathway, is central to success
- Supports the restoration of family relationships to bring clarity to the roles and responsibilities linked through Whānaungatanga
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- The confidence of whānau members to articulate and manage shared responsibility from dangerous risks behaviours to mapping solutions is obvious
- The mutual trust, respect and empathy between the Whānau Ora practitioner and Whānau Members is also obvious
- The transformational change in the person and whānau dynamics is evident
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