Hau Maranga Wānanga - Te Tai Tokerau
Description
Nau mai, haere mai!
Te Whare Whakaora invites kaiāwhina, health practitioners, and those interested in romiromi and traditional wellbeing practices to Hau Maranga, a fully funded two-day wānanga grounded in Te Ao Māori.
Hau Maranga is designed to enrich the knowledge base of those working in the health and wellbeing sector or interested in pursuing that pathway.
Grounded in Te Ao Māori practices of wellbeing, Hau Maranga utilises Māori knowledge systems and practices, to empower participants to grow in their understanding in mātauranga, hauora, wairuatanga.
This wānanga will help to nurture and grow our natural skills of caring for others, while sharing tools and knowledge to increase a sense of belonging and identity, connection and competency working in diverse environments which will ultimately contribute to improved health and wellbeing outcomes for all.
Over our two days together, we explore:
concepts of wairuatanga, and indigenous practices of wellbeing & healing
waiata, pūrakau, takutaku
concepts of health and wellbeing of ourselves as practitioners and providers of health and wellbeing
in a safe space for learning and growing together
Event Details
Duration:
Friday 13 November, 9:45 AM - 4 PM (10 AM whakatau)
Saturday 14 November, 9 AM - finishing between 2 and 4 PM
Location: Maungatapere, Northland (venue details will be shared with those registered)
Price: by koha
This wānanga is open to all, regardless of ethnicity, age, gender, or ability. Limited spaces. For questions or assistance with registration, please reach out to kiaora@tewharewhakaora.co.nz.
FAQs
- Who is the wānanga designed for?
This wānanga has been created to support the growth and development of the health and wellbeing workforce here in Aotearoa and for those interested in moving into this area of mahi.
This wānanga is open to all - regardless of ethnicity, age, gender and ability. No previous experience needed.
- Do I need to attend both days?
Yes, full attendance on both days is required. Day 1 builds the foundational knowledge and connections that directly flow into Day 2, ensuring you receive the full depth of the wānanga experience.
- Is accommodation provided?
Accommodation is not provided. Participants traveling to Maungatapere, Whangārei, will need to arrange their own accommodation.
- Can we bring our tamariki along?
Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate tamariki. We aim to create an environment that allows all participants to fully immerse themselves and engage deeply in the wānanga space.
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