Tara Dymus speaks to Te Hiku radio about Alcohol Sales In Communities
Tara Dymus General Manager of Māori Public Health at Hapai Te Hauora speaks about the Community Participation Bill passing its third reading in Parliament.
Hapai Te Hauora says "It’s about time" - Community Participation Bill passes third reading
Hapori will have a greater say about how alcohol is sold within their communities, as the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Bill passes its third reading.
He Oranga Ngākau, He Pikinga Waiora
Young People and Whānau participating in the Te Toka Tūmai Transplant Service evaluation.
Hapai Te Hauora says "It’s about time" - Community Participation Bill passes third reading
Hapori will have a greater say about how alcohol is sold within their communities, as the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Bill passes its third reading.
Hāpai Te Hauora stands alongside VapefreeNZkids petition calling for stronger actions on youth vaping
National Maori Public Health organisation Hāpai Te Hauora stands in support of VapefreeKids NZ who are calling for a st
How Easy is it to Enrol Pēpi Māori in Primary Healthcare? Help us understand
Our research team are hosting whānau interviews to figure out how we can make it easier for you to enrol baby into a primary healthcare provider so they get their vaccinations on time.
Mama Aroha: A research report about a digital breastfeeding resource to improve support for māmā
The development of the first indigenous breastfeeding app Mama Aroha exemplifies Māori women at the forefront of developing whānau ora solutions to support Māori women to breastfeed.
Ātea July with Te Kurataiaho Kapea
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Media Release: Māori Public Health experts call for Urgent Alcohol Law Reform Amid Rising Harms
Māori Public Health experts, Hāpai te Hauora are calling for alcohol harm to be addressed and prioritised in the wake of alarming statistics released last week.
Hāpai Te Hauora encourages tane Māori to 'soften up'
Te Wiki Hauora Tāne (Men’s Health Week) is here (12-18 June), and it’s an opportunity for the tāne in our lives to pause, reflect on their health and bring their whānau and loved ones along for the journey.