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Taurākautia
Taurākautia is a kaumātua-led kaupapa, which derives its name from the kōrero of our Te Ahuahu kaumātua Wharepapa Mihaka. It embraces the concept of kotahitanga, that the strength of the many rakau bound together is stronger than any one rakau alone.Funding proposalsKoeke -ā kō ake nei
The dissemination of adult koeke stories adapted into children’s books will reach out to the tamariki/rangatahi audience to share the philosophies and values, reflections, and words of wisdom in story form, thereby inspiring, motivating and guiding tamarikFunding proposalsHe Aha Taku Oranga Hauora Mo Apopo
Travel to regional locations to share fact findings from the report He Aha taku Oranga Hauora Mo Apopo.Funding proposalsKo Hine Ko Rua
Military to civilian transition can be a difficult time for defence force men and women. Transition stress leading to serious mental health problems is well documented, in particular, for Māori veterans and their whānau.Funding proposalsIntegrating oral health into the funding and management of diabetic patients
This rangahau will assess how feasible it is to integrate oral health care into the public funding and management of diabetic patients at Ora Toa PHO (Māori health provider), and in the future, across Aotearoa.Funding proposalsNgāi Tai ki Tāmaki Hauora Strategy development
Ngāi Tai ki Tāmaki is undertaking a development project to create a hauora strategy aimed at addressing the health needs of their iwi.Funding proposalsRestoring the mauri of Lake Omapere
Restoring the mauri of Lake Omapere is an action-based kaupapa Māori project led by Lake Omapere Trust.Funding proposalsNga Maia Māori Midwives Aotearoa indigenous matauranga development
Nga Maia Trust is emerging as an autonomous Roopu, providing services for Māori midwives, tauira and whānau. It is envisioned we will develop an indigenous and matauranga Māori database in relation to pregnancy, birthing and postnatal care.Funding proposalsReconnecting Ngā Hapū o Te Ahuahu: reindigenising health and wellbeing
Optimal health and wellbeing for Māori involves being connected to tūrangawaewae (ancestral home), whenua (ancestral land), and hapū. Colonisation has disconnected many hapū and disrupted the organisation of hapū.Funding proposalsMāori experience of the criminal justice system in Pare Hauraki
This project will gather whānau narratives (up to 10) about their experience of the criminal justice system in Pare Hauraki (Waiau and outlying hapori).Funding proposalsNgāi Tai ki Tāmaki Health Research Project
Our project aims to identify the health needs and priorities of the Ngāi Tai iwi community in Auckland, New Zealand.Funding proposalsHauraki Māori weathering Cyclone Gabrielle
This application seeks a project grant that supports Te Whāriki to illuminate the civil defence response and recovery needs for Hauraki Māori, who have been impacted by Cyclone Gabrielle.Funding proposalsWaikarā kai sovereignty
Compared to the broader population in Aotearoa New Zealand, food insecurity disproportionately affects Māori households and Māori infants.Funding proposalsWeraroa taonga species
This research has been a request that has come directly from the whānau of Rangiwaho marae.Funding proposalsMarginalism, racism and tokenism: The experiences of Māori dietitians
The objective of this study is to document and share the experiences of the 30 to 40 Māori dietitians and dietetic students in Aotearoa, New Zealand.Funding proposalsBiomedical Matauranga Hub
The purpose of this project is to establish a matauranga hub to increase health education and awareness through research, build capability and capacity in biomedical research, and bring together partners, collaborators and local stakeholders to facilitateFunding proposalsNgā marama o te tau
In 2022, as the country began their first nationwide celebration of Matariki, our rōpū in Te Tai Tokerau began a series of wānanga held at various Northland marae to celebrate the rising of Matariki and Puanga.Funding proposalsTohe-ora Wānanga-whenua
Our co-research relationship with Lincoln University will be to develop a holistic framework encompassing housing, education and whenua development.Funding proposalsTe Hiku Rangahau
We must be able to feel confident about evidencing our own health outcomes from a Māori worldview that are clearly understood and well represented by whānau, hapū, and iwi, while demonstrating key deliverables and impacts to our funders.Funding proposalsResearch manager for Te Whāriki Manawāhine O Hauraki
This project seeks a training grant to strengthen capacity and capability for Māori research in Hauraki that addresses the health and wellbeing needs of Hauraki whānau hāpu and iwi.Funding proposalsGang whānau healing from intergenerational trauma
Te Whāriki Manawāhine O Hauraki will partner with Hikoi Nation - Gang Whānau to facilitate the delivery of four trauma noho at designated marae between Tauranga Moana, Hauraki and Kirikiriroa.Funding proposalsTino rangatiratanga through Kaupapa Māori pregnancy and parenting solutions
Kaupapa Māori pregnancy and parenting initiatives provide meaningful and transformational change for Māori māmā hapū (pregnant women) and whānau.Funding proposalsTaimaha rukiruki: A kaupapa Māori approach to pēpi loss
I am a Paediatric basic trainee, passionate about a culturally safe perinatal system. In Aotearoa, pēpi (Māori babies) are more likely to die or experience poor outcomes in the perinatal system.Funding proposalsNitrate in drinking water and congenital anomalies: a retrospective cohort study
This research will investigate the association between nitrate in drinking water and congenital anomalies.Funding proposalsImproving outcomes for Māori accessing in-patient mental health services
The overarching aim of this mixed-methods study is to improve the experiences and outcomes of Tangata Whaiora Māori and their whanau accessing the Hauora a Toi adult in-patient mental health services in Tauranga and Whakatane.Funding proposalsKaru Ora - An Indigenous approach to eye health to achieve equitable outcomes
Karu Ora is a novel Kaupapa Māori research project that aims to improve Māori eye health in New Zealand.Funding proposalsAdaptation of Dialectic behaviour therapy (DBT) for Māori
Dialectic behaviour therapy (DBT) is an evidence-based cognitive behavioural therapy that has repeatedly been shown to be effective for improving mental health outcomes for adolescents and adults, particularly with regards to self-harm and suicidality.Funding proposalsA Sāmoan perspective on the generational shift of violence in the home
I am a Sāmoan student at the University of Otago currently enrolled in the Clinical Psychology programme and Master of Science programme.Funding proposalsSamoan students' mental wellbeing and belonging at Waipapa Taumata Rau
This will be a qualitative study that explores the mental wellbeing and belongingness of Samoan students' at Waipapa Taumata Rau, (University of Auckland).Funding proposalsExploring the cultural needs of Pacific service users in forensic mental health
Little is known about the cultural needs of Pacific service users in forensic mental health services (FMHS). Given Pacific peoples are over-represented in such services, an understanding of such needs is crucial for equitable service delivery.Funding proposalsAccess to mental health services among Pacific young adults in New Zealand
The aim of this research is to examine in depth the barriers or reasons why young Pacific adults in New Zealand fail to access or use the mental health services that are available.Funding proposalsVisual impairment in Aotearoa: Inequity in access for Pasifika to eye care
Blindness and visual impairment disproportionately affect Pacific peoples in Aotearoa. The epidemiology and aetiology of blindness and visual impairment in the Pasifika community is yet to be defined.Funding proposals