Whare Tukutuku is excited to share this new Māori-led resource that supports recovery whānau and pou whānau to pathway into the AOD workforce. Tupu-a-nuku ki te Wheiao translates as ‘evolve from Mother Earth to the world of light’ with a simple message of ‘return to Nature for guidance’. For whānau seeking to make changes around … Read more
This week Whare Tukutuku release a new report and video, Te Mana o Te Kupu: How Words Influence Outcomes. Whare Tukutuku wants to challenge and reset the way words are used in the alcohol and other drug space. Te Mana o te Kupu shines a light on the role stigma, racism, and discrimination play in … Read more
Whare Tukutuku and Te Rau Ora are excited to share Te Aka Mātua – Basic Drug Information for Mātua and Concerned Whānau. The booklet and video has been designed with Mātua, Taua, Poua, Kuia, and Koro in mind, to awhi whānau understanding of basic drugs. Click here to read Te Aka Mātua. Te Aka Mātua … Read more
On 1–2 May 2023, kaimahi and whānau Māori came together to whakawhanaunga and kōrero about AOD challenges at Oraka Ararau National Māori AOD Hui, hosted by Te Arawa in Rotorua. This year’s hui shined a spotlight on all the levers that contribute to AOD harm for Māori and identified solutions to reduce harm in hapori … Read more
