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Mind.Set.Engage Fa'atauanau

Fa’atauanau in partnership with NZR Mind Set Engage

For nearly ten years, New Zealand Rugby’s pioneer programme, Mind Set Engage has been connecting with grassroots teams across the motu to talk about mental health, through the sport pathway. Equipping people with tools, frameworks and a shared understanding to support themselves and those around them. This winter, Mind Set

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Te Kura o Pātiki | Rosebank School Celebrates Wayfinding Leadership

On a Friday afternoon in Avondale, the school hall wasn’t big enough. “We need a bigger hall,” Principal Paul Pirihi told the crowd. Whānau spilled out every doorway of Te Kura o Pātiki | Rosebank School as over 80 tamariki from the Samoan and Niuean bilingual units waited on stage.

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From the ground up: Fa’atauanau with the Valkyries

Health begins where people already gather. The Valkyries are one example of what that looks like in West Auckland. Part of New Lynn Stags rugby league club, the Valkyries started with one team in 2024. By 2025 they had three. Their coaches will tell you that growth had nothing to

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Rongomaiwhiti Rīki in Glen Eden

Every tamaiti in Aotearoa should be able to walk up to their local sport club filled with excitement and anticipation about joining their local team – whatever language they dream in, whatever school they come from. Without wondering whether they’ll understand the referee, their teammates, or the cheers from the

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Play Streets: how a pilot became policy

Many of us share a vision of neighbourhoods where children play freely outside, where neighbours know each other’s names, and where everyday spaces are shared, not surrendered to traffic. In Tāmaki Makaurau, that vision is becoming policy. In April 2026, Auckland Council announced that Play Streets will roll out across

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Stories of change to make the biggest difference, so everyone can lead healthy and happy lives.

Mind.Set.Engage Fa'atauanau

Fa’atauanau in partnership with NZR Mind Set Engage

Te Kura o Pātiki | Rosebank School Celebrates Wayfinding Leadership

Mālō e lelei Fole Finau

Supporting the Pou Hākinakina at Hoani Waititi

From the ground up: Fa’atauanau with the Valkyries

Rongomaiwhiti Rīki in Glen Eden

Play Streets: how a pilot became policy

Wayfinding with Te Kura o Pātiki

Fa’atauanau: Rangatahi Wellbeing in School Sport

Oranga Waha

Mālō ‘e tau lava Tim Makaafi

Village-Pathway

The Village Pathway

A name that fits: Tuia Waitākere

Healing Through What Our Tūpuna Knew

Growing Together at Lincoln Heights

Transformed: Living Well to Serve Well

Rethinking Leadership: Lessons from Wayfinding

Photographer credit: Seth Siope

Our Past, Your Tomorrow: The Village Project

Mātauranga Māori: A cornerstone for this whānau of innovators

More than a game: Avondale College XV family night

Whāia te Oranga: Building Local Capability for Tamariki Wellbeing

Mana Motuhake o te Kai Framework

Celebrating Community-Led Change: Mana Motuhake o Te Kai Evaluation Released

School girls on Henderson's Rathgar Road.

Pop the Hood: Are Speed Limit Reversals Taking Us in the Wrong Direction?

More Than the Game: Avondale College XV lead a new conversation on wellbeing

Guiding Locally Led Kai Futures

Tāfesilafa’i: A Celebration of Culture, Community & Legacy

Mana Motuhake o te Kai: A living philosophy at Lincoln Heights School

The slow creep of alcohol

Yes, data can produce better policy – but it’s no substitute for real-world experience

Photo: PMN Digital/Eroti Navuku

Hologa Niue Cultural Festival 2025: A Systems Return Perspective

Enriching hauora opportunities for tamariki in West Auckland bilingual units

Kai Villages: A showcase of community-led food sovereignty in West Auckland

Welcoming New Talent to Drive Innovation for the Healthy Families Kaupapa

Removing barriers: IELTS Policy Changes Open Doors for Pacific Teachers in Aotearoa

Kai network helps unite community in growing Massey Kai Village

Sāmoan learning resources empowering wellbeing for tamaiti and faiaoga in aoga amata.

Inspiring a journey of rediscovery for young parents in West Auckland

Glenavon kai village: where kai and community flourish

Prioritising health and wellbeing within Pasifika congregations

Growing a new approach for kai security

Indigenous approach taking centre court for Māori and Pasifika coaches

Pathways to calmness

Pukenga Nui Internship: Building confidence and connection for rangatahi in West Auckland

Indigenous practices underpinning approach to māra kai and wellbeing at West Auckland schools

Whau and Waitākere Ranges Local Board acknowledge Mana Motuhake o te Kai in 2023 Local Board Plans

Mana Motuhake o te Kai Framework

Education Review Office embarks on a collaborative journey with Tāfesilafa’i

Strengthening the Pacific workforce in the Healthy Families Waitākere team

Addressing the health and wellbeing of the cleaning industry

Mike Tipene appointed as Manager for Healthy Families Waitākere

Ola Malosi: Utilising a Sāmoan world view to support health and wellbeing in West Auckland aoga amata

Te Reo Triumph: Puni Reo Poitarawhiti 2024 to Showcase Māori Language in Auckland’s Netball Scene

Glen Eden Micro Mobility Hub

Connecting people to public transport in Glen Eden

Unveiling the Keys to Effective Partnerships in West Auckland

Collaborative learning with Tamarack Institute and Healthy Families

Defining Our Future – Alcohol Policy and Planning Forum with Alcohol Health Watch

Healthy Active Learning Waikato visit West Auckland

Cleaners’ wellbeing beyond just health and safety

Using Mana Motuhake o te Kai to achieve kai sovereignty in West Auckland

Sport Waitākere launches impact strategy for a connected, healthy and active West Auckland

Te Pukenga Nui: Active Whakapapa Rangatahi Internship

Streets are for People: Councils empowered to reshape our streets

Perfectly Imperfect Pops Up in Massey

It takes a village: Movement in Pasifika churches

Voyaging to-and-from Henderson’s Rathgar Road

Mana Motuhake o te Kai brings a fresh perspective to Healthy Active Learning

Healthy Families NZ releases national report: Reducing the Harm from Alcohol

Indigenous Innovations Shine: Active Whakapapa and Tāfesilafa’i Create Ripples at the 2023 World Community Development Conference

Our journey so far

A hīkoi of discovery: Active Whakapapa case study released

Whakawhanaungatanga through Active Whakapapa

Rānui Primary School Play Packs

Cross–team collaboration a playful win at Sport Waitākere

Nurturing Play in Pātiki Avondale

Replacing alcohol sponsorship in sport: bringing community voice into law reform

In support of the Licensing Trusts Model in West Auckland

A growing need: Urban Farming in Tāmaki Makaurau requires policy support

Healthy Families NZ releases Local Government Impact Report

Ola Malosi supports fundamental movement whilst honouring Samoan culture and traditions

Water Trailers making a splash on the Tāmaki Makaurau events

A community response to flood relief in West Auckland

Auckland Council Annual Budget – Cheat Sheet

Active Whakapapa and Tāfesilafa’i selected for the 2023 World Community Development Conference

Healthy Families NZ approach included in Pae Ora Commissioning Report as case study

Kai Villages are putting down roots in West Auckland

Glen Eden Micro Mobility Hub

Charge into West Auckland thanks to Big Street Bikers’ Locky Docks

Sport Waitākere provides a unique learning environment for students on university placement

Strength of Healthy Families Waitākere kaupapa reflected in response letter from Minister Kiri Allen

Tafesilafa’i presented at Child Rich Communities Hui

Food Rescue in 2022: Where to from here?

Rosebank Business Association reaches finals in 2022 Westpac Auckland Business Awards

Alcohol Law reform is coming at last

Systems Change in Action Webinar: Active Whakapapa, a hīkoi of discovery in West Auckland

Developing a sense of place: Indigenizing early learning environments with He Pī Ka Rere

Tāfesilafa’i celebrates the achievements of phase two and looks ahead to expansion in phase three

Jumping for Wellbeing

Building a more playful West Auckland

Active Whakapapa leads the way in West Auckland

Taking a village approach to improve food security

Sport Waitākere takes home two awards at the national Kūmara Awards

Systems Change in Action Webinar Series shares stories of collaboration

Active Whakapapa enjoyed by MP’s, Councillors and Partners in Henderson

Reimagining Te Puna Market for fresh, affordable kai

Financial wellbeing is the focus for Rosebank businesses

Tutei taking flight in West Auckland

New digital approach brings welcome connection for Samoan ECEs

The Tāmaki Makaurau Play Streets pilot 2021 – experiences & reflections

New ways to play in Glen Eden

A journey of discovery in West Auckland

A year of connection in West Auckland

Research findings directly benefit wellbeing for ECE student teachers

Delta delivering new challenges for food providers

Community approach for alcohol harm reduction in West Auckland

Rosebank leading the way in growing workplace wellbein

Refreshed West Auckland Together Hub delivering centralised source of information during lockdown

Wellness, fellowship and better learning outcomes from West Auckland Samoan ECE Collective

‘Claiming the streets’ connects neighbours through play

Growing community commitment to a nourishing food future for West Auckland

Teacher Wellbeing at the heart of new ECE toolkit

He Pī Ka Rere taking flight in West Auckland

Kai Sovereignty in Waitākere

Taonga Tākaro workshops kick-start the Tutei kaupapa

Kai West Collective and Te Puna Market

Play Streets a resounding success across Tāmaki Makaurau

Rosebank Business Challenge kicks off

He Pī Ka Rere hosts first workshops in West Auckland ECEs

Webinar series deepening people’s knowledge of systems change

School Eats available to West Auckland schools through Lunch Programme

Another successful year for The Kitchen Project

Working together to improve early Pasifika education in West Auckland

Free Food Forum continues in West Auckland

Shifting gears with the Glenavon Community Hub

Reclaiming our streets for neighbourly fun and games

The success of West Auckland’s Covid-19 response

He Pī Ka Rere ki Waitākere

Employee wellbeing a key focus for workplace strategies in West Auckland

Living by the moonlight: Maramataka

Collective impact: Shining the light on community post Covid-19

Spring has sprung: Te Puna Market set to reopen this September

The Resurgence of Community Connection

ECE kaiako go above and beyond to support tamariki and whānau during COVID-19

West Auckland schools heating up for Easy Choice cooking competition

Virtual farmers market reconnecting local community with local sources of food

Contributing to a robust Pasifika healthcare system

Māori and Pasifika leaders in West Auckland leading for their communities

Launching the West Auckland Together hub

A virtual scavenger hunt game is making waves across Tāmaki Makaurau

West Auckland working together to support community during COVID-19

Fruit and Vegetables in Schools gears up to support whanau with fresh fruit and vegetables during pandemic

Family-friendly streets during COVID-19

Council receives overwhelming support for Te Whau Pathway

Te Puna Market sprouts in Henderson

Call for action on ECE working conditions

Increasing the state of play in New Zealand

Dishing up success in West Auckland

Healthy Families Waitākere and Henderson-Massey Local Board Working to Improve Active Transport Options

Phasing out sugary drinks in Pasifika churches

Social Enterprise Hui Builds Connections in the West

Te Puna Market set to sprout in Henderson

Te Whau coastal walkway – opening a pathway to a West Auckland taonga

Sport Waitākere celebrates Te wiki o Te Reo Māori

Healthy Families Waitākere co-hosts GAPPA workshop

Increasing community connectivity in Lincoln North

The ‘community of care’ improving the wellbeing of Sāmoan teachers

School Eats delivering lunches that don’t bust the budget

One community’s fight against fast food

Healthy Families NZ’s approach to food innovation

Donated bikes to provide cycling opportunities to West Auckland youth

Connections sprout as West Auckland community gives gardening the green thumbs up

Months of Maramataka Māori Lunar Calendar

Supporting kaiako hauora (wellbeing) in West Auckland ECE’s

Matariki Star Cluster

A healthier New Zealand starts in its communities

Whānau Friendly Work Hours Makes Good Business Sense

By the Light of the Moon: Second Maramataka Workshop held in West Auckland

Healthy Families Waitākere present at ANA Conference

By the Light of the Moon: First Maramataka Workshop held in West Auckland

Healthy Families Waitākere Attends West Auckland Transport Workshop

Healthy Families Waitākere to speak at International Conference

Building Community Relationships Leads to the Next Generation of Community Champions

Travel Demand Planning now available for West Auckland Businesses with Under 100 Employees

Healthy Families Waitākere speaks to Government and Community at meeting

Sport Waitākere and Healthy Families Waitākere Top Bike Challenge

Packed Lunches Delivered to School with the Launch of School Eats Social Enterprise

Healthy Families Waitākere Takes up Fizz-Free February Challenge

Healthy Families Waitākere Team Member to Attend the Active Living and Environment Symposium

West Auckland School Celebrates A Year of Being Sugary Drinks Free

Play Streets: how a pilot became policy

School girls on Henderson's Rathgar Road.

Pop the Hood: Are Speed Limit Reversals Taking Us in the Wrong Direction?

Guiding Locally Led Kai Futures

Growing a new approach for kai security

Glen Eden Micro Mobility Hub

Connecting people to public transport in Glen Eden

Unveiling the Keys to Effective Partnerships in West Auckland

Using Mana Motuhake o te Kai to achieve kai sovereignty in West Auckland

Streets are for People: Councils empowered to reshape our streets

Cross–team collaboration a playful win at Sport Waitākere

A growing need: Urban Farming in Tāmaki Makaurau requires policy support

Glen Eden Micro Mobility Hub

Charge into West Auckland thanks to Big Street Bikers’ Locky Docks

Taking a village approach to improve food security

The Tāmaki Makaurau Play Streets pilot 2021 – experiences & reflections

Community approach for alcohol harm reduction in West Auckland

‘Claiming the streets’ connects neighbours through play

Kai Sovereignty in Waitākere

Play Streets a resounding success across Tāmaki Makaurau

Free Food Forum continues in West Auckland

Reclaiming our streets for neighbourly fun and games

The Resurgence of Community Connection

A virtual scavenger hunt game is making waves across Tāmaki Makaurau

Council receives overwhelming support for Te Whau Pathway

Increasing the state of play in New Zealand

Healthy Families Waitākere and Henderson-Massey Local Board Working to Improve Active Transport Options

Te Whau coastal walkway – opening a pathway to a West Auckland taonga

Increasing community connectivity in Lincoln North

Healthy Families NZ’s approach to food innovation

Healthy Families Waitākere present at ANA Conference

Healthy Families Waitākere Attends West Auckland Transport Workshop

Building Community Relationships Leads to the Next Generation of Community Champions

Travel Demand Planning now available for West Auckland Businesses with Under 100 Employees

Sport Waitākere and Healthy Families Waitākere Top Bike Challenge

Packed Lunches Delivered to School with the Launch of School Eats Social Enterprise

Healthy Families Waitākere Team Member to Attend the Active Living and Environment Symposium

From the ground up: Fa’atauanau with the Valkyries

Rongomaiwhiti Rīki in Glen Eden

Oranga Waha

Village-Pathway

The Village Pathway

Transformed: Living Well to Serve Well

Rethinking Leadership: Lessons from Wayfinding

Photographer credit: Seth Siope

Our Past, Your Tomorrow: The Village Project

Mana Motuhake o te Kai Framework

Celebrating Community-Led Change: Mana Motuhake o Te Kai Evaluation Released

Photo: PMN Digital/Eroti Navuku

Hologa Niue Cultural Festival 2025: A Systems Return Perspective

Kai network helps unite community in growing Massey Kai Village

Prioritising health and wellbeing within Pasifika congregations

Indigenous approach taking centre court for Māori and Pasifika coaches

Pukenga Nui Internship: Building confidence and connection for rangatahi in West Auckland

Whau and Waitākere Ranges Local Board acknowledge Mana Motuhake o te Kai in 2023 Local Board Plans

Te Reo Triumph: Puni Reo Poitarawhiti 2024 to Showcase Māori Language in Auckland’s Netball Scene

Using Mana Motuhake o te Kai to achieve kai sovereignty in West Auckland

Te Pukenga Nui: Active Whakapapa Rangatahi Internship

Perfectly Imperfect Pops Up in Massey

It takes a village: Movement in Pasifika churches

Voyaging to-and-from Henderson’s Rathgar Road

Mana Motuhake o te Kai brings a fresh perspective to Healthy Active Learning

A hīkoi of discovery: Active Whakapapa case study released

Whakawhanaungatanga through Active Whakapapa

Water Trailers making a splash on the Tāmaki Makaurau events

Active Whakapapa and Tāfesilafa’i selected for the 2023 World Community Development Conference

Kai Villages are putting down roots in West Auckland

Food Rescue in 2022: Where to from here?

Building a more playful West Auckland

Active Whakapapa leads the way in West Auckland

Active Whakapapa enjoyed by MP’s, Councillors and Partners in Henderson

Reimagining Te Puna Market for fresh, affordable kai

New ways to play in Glen Eden

A journey of discovery in West Auckland

Delta delivering new challenges for food providers

‘Claiming the streets’ connects neighbours through play

Growing community commitment to a nourishing food future for West Auckland

Kai West Collective and Te Puna Market

School Eats available to West Auckland schools through Lunch Programme

Another successful year for The Kitchen Project

Shifting gears with the Glenavon Community Hub

Reclaiming our streets for neighbourly fun and games

Spring has sprung: Te Puna Market set to reopen this September

Virtual farmers market reconnecting local community with local sources of food

Contributing to a robust Pasifika healthcare system

Māori and Pasifika leaders in West Auckland leading for their communities

Fruit and Vegetables in Schools gears up to support whanau with fresh fruit and vegetables during pandemic

Family-friendly streets during COVID-19

Te Puna Market sprouts in Henderson

Dishing up success in West Auckland

Phasing out sugary drinks in Pasifika churches

Te Puna Market set to sprout in Henderson

One community’s fight against fast food

Donated bikes to provide cycling opportunities to West Auckland youth

Connections sprout as West Auckland community gives gardening the green thumbs up

By the Light of the Moon: Second Maramataka Workshop held in West Auckland

By the Light of the Moon: First Maramataka Workshop held in West Auckland

Packed Lunches Delivered to School with the Launch of School Eats Social Enterprise

Healthy Families Waitākere Takes up Fizz-Free February Challenge

West Auckland School Celebrates A Year of Being Sugary Drinks Free

Mālō e lelei Fole Finau

Mālō ‘e tau lava Tim Makaafi

A name that fits: Tuia Waitākere

Mātauranga Māori: A cornerstone for this whānau of innovators

Welcoming New Talent to Drive Innovation for the Healthy Families Kaupapa

Strengthening the Pacific workforce in the Healthy Families Waitākere team

Mike Tipene appointed as Manager for Healthy Families Waitākere

Collaborative learning with Tamarack Institute and Healthy Families

Healthy Active Learning Waikato visit West Auckland

Sport Waitākere launches impact strategy for a connected, healthy and active West Auckland

Indigenous Innovations Shine: Active Whakapapa and Tāfesilafa’i Create Ripples at the 2023 World Community Development Conference

Our journey so far

Active Whakapapa and Tāfesilafa’i selected for the 2023 World Community Development Conference

Sport Waitākere provides a unique learning environment for students on university placement

Systems Change in Action Webinar: Active Whakapapa, a hīkoi of discovery in West Auckland

Sport Waitākere takes home two awards at the national Kūmara Awards

Systems Change in Action Webinar Series shares stories of collaboration

A year of connection in West Auckland

Webinar series deepening people’s knowledge of systems change

The success of West Auckland’s Covid-19 response

Living by the moonlight: Maramataka

Collective impact: Shining the light on community post Covid-19

Launching the West Auckland Together hub

West Auckland working together to support community during COVID-19

Sport Waitākere celebrates Te wiki o Te Reo Māori

Healthy Families Waitākere co-hosts GAPPA workshop

Months of Maramataka Māori Lunar Calendar

Matariki Star Cluster

A healthier New Zealand starts in its communities

Healthy Families Waitākere to speak at International Conference

Healthy Families Waitākere speaks to Government and Community at meeting

Mana Motuhake o te Kai Framework

Celebrating Community-Led Change: Mana Motuhake o Te Kai Evaluation Released

The slow creep of alcohol

Yes, data can produce better policy – but it’s no substitute for real-world experience

Whau and Waitākere Ranges Local Board acknowledge Mana Motuhake o te Kai in 2023 Local Board Plans

Education Review Office embarks on a collaborative journey with Tāfesilafa’i

Unveiling the Keys to Effective Partnerships in West Auckland

Defining Our Future – Alcohol Policy and Planning Forum with Alcohol Health Watch

Healthy Families NZ releases national report: Reducing the Harm from Alcohol

Indigenous Innovations Shine: Active Whakapapa and Tāfesilafa’i Create Ripples at the 2023 World Community Development Conference

Replacing alcohol sponsorship in sport: bringing community voice into law reform

In support of the Licensing Trusts Model in West Auckland

A growing need: Urban Farming in Tāmaki Makaurau requires policy support

Strength of Healthy Families Waitākere kaupapa reflected in response letter from Minister Kiri Allen

Food Rescue in 2022: Where to from here?

Alcohol Law reform is coming at last

Delta delivering new challenges for food providers

Community approach for alcohol harm reduction in West Auckland

Refreshed West Auckland Together Hub delivering centralised source of information during lockdown

Free Food Forum continues in West Auckland

The success of West Auckland’s Covid-19 response

Collective impact: Shining the light on community post Covid-19

Launching the West Auckland Together hub

West Auckland working together to support community during COVID-19

Healthy Families Waitākere co-hosts GAPPA workshop

Healthy Families NZ’s approach to food innovation

A healthier New Zealand starts in its communities

Healthy Families Waitākere present at ANA Conference

Healthy Families Waitākere speaks to Government and Community at meeting

West Auckland School Celebrates A Year of Being Sugary Drinks Free

Mind.Set.Engage Fa'atauanau

Fa’atauanau in partnership with NZR Mind Set Engage

Te Kura o Pātiki | Rosebank School Celebrates Wayfinding Leadership

Supporting the Pou Hākinakina at Hoani Waititi

Rongomaiwhiti Rīki in Glen Eden

Wayfinding with Te Kura o Pātiki

Fa’atauanau: Rangatahi Wellbeing in School Sport

Healing Through What Our Tūpuna Knew

Growing Together at Lincoln Heights

Rethinking Leadership: Lessons from Wayfinding

More than a game: Avondale College XV family night

Whāia te Oranga: Building Local Capability for Tamariki Wellbeing

Mana Motuhake o te Kai Framework

Celebrating Community-Led Change: Mana Motuhake o Te Kai Evaluation Released

Tāfesilafa’i: A Celebration of Culture, Community & Legacy

Mana Motuhake o te Kai: A living philosophy at Lincoln Heights School

Enriching hauora opportunities for tamariki in West Auckland bilingual units

Removing barriers: IELTS Policy Changes Open Doors for Pacific Teachers in Aotearoa

Sāmoan learning resources empowering wellbeing for tamaiti and faiaoga in aoga amata.

Inspiring a journey of rediscovery for young parents in West Auckland

Glenavon kai village: where kai and community flourish

Pathways to calmness

Pukenga Nui Internship: Building confidence and connection for rangatahi in West Auckland

Indigenous practices underpinning approach to māra kai and wellbeing at West Auckland schools

Education Review Office embarks on a collaborative journey with Tāfesilafa’i

Ola Malosi: Utilising a Sāmoan world view to support health and wellbeing in West Auckland aoga amata

Te Pukenga Nui: Active Whakapapa Rangatahi Internship

Voyaging to-and-from Henderson’s Rathgar Road

A hīkoi of discovery: Active Whakapapa case study released

Rānui Primary School Play Packs

Nurturing Play in Pātiki Avondale

Ola Malosi supports fundamental movement whilst honouring Samoan culture and traditions

Active Whakapapa and Tāfesilafa’i selected for the 2023 World Community Development Conference

Tafesilafa’i presented at Child Rich Communities Hui

Developing a sense of place: Indigenizing early learning environments with He Pī Ka Rere

Tāfesilafa’i celebrates the achievements of phase two and looks ahead to expansion in phase three

Active Whakapapa leads the way in West Auckland

Active Whakapapa enjoyed by MP’s, Councillors and Partners in Henderson

Tutei taking flight in West Auckland

New digital approach brings welcome connection for Samoan ECEs

A journey of discovery in West Auckland

Wellness, fellowship and better learning outcomes from West Auckland Samoan ECE Collective

He Pī Ka Rere taking flight in West Auckland

Taonga Tākaro workshops kick-start the Tutei kaupapa

He Pī Ka Rere hosts first workshops in West Auckland ECEs

Working together to improve early Pasifika education in West Auckland

He Pī Ka Rere ki Waitākere

ECE kaiako go above and beyond to support tamariki and whānau during COVID-19

West Auckland schools heating up for Easy Choice cooking competition

Fruit and Vegetables in Schools gears up to support whanau with fresh fruit and vegetables during pandemic

The ‘community of care’ improving the wellbeing of Sāmoan teachers

School Eats delivering lunches that don’t bust the budget

More Than the Game: Avondale College XV lead a new conversation on wellbeing

Tāfesilafa’i: A Celebration of Culture, Community & Legacy

Removing barriers: IELTS Policy Changes Open Doors for Pacific Teachers in Aotearoa

Education Review Office embarks on a collaborative journey with Tāfesilafa’i

Addressing the health and wellbeing of the cleaning industry

Ola Malosi: Utilising a Sāmoan world view to support health and wellbeing in West Auckland aoga amata

Cleaners’ wellbeing beyond just health and safety

Tafesilafa’i presented at Child Rich Communities Hui

Rosebank Business Association reaches finals in 2022 Westpac Auckland Business Awards

Tāfesilafa’i celebrates the achievements of phase two and looks ahead to expansion in phase three

Jumping for Wellbeing

Financial wellbeing is the focus for Rosebank businesses

New digital approach brings welcome connection for Samoan ECEs

Research findings directly benefit wellbeing for ECE student teachers

Rosebank leading the way in growing workplace wellbein

Wellness, fellowship and better learning outcomes from West Auckland Samoan ECE Collective

Teacher Wellbeing at the heart of new ECE toolkit

Rosebank Business Challenge kicks off

Working together to improve early Pasifika education in West Auckland

Employee wellbeing a key focus for workplace strategies in West Auckland

ECE kaiako go above and beyond to support tamariki and whānau during COVID-19

Call for action on ECE working conditions

Social Enterprise Hui Builds Connections in the West

The ‘community of care’ improving the wellbeing of Sāmoan teachers

Supporting kaiako hauora (wellbeing) in West Auckland ECE’s

Whānau Friendly Work Hours Makes Good Business Sense