Te Reo Māori - HŌTAKA

Hui Whānau Ora provides the perfect stage for the movers and shakers in Whānau Ora to talk about the transformational change they achieve alongside whānau in their own local communities. The programme features full conference days with kaikōrero sharing examples of their Whānau Ora work.

Wednesday 11 June 2025A DECADE OF WHĀNAU ORA

Time7.00am

Registration OpensTea, coffee and breakfast canapé will be available

Time8.00am

All delegates to be seated

Time8.30am

Mihi Whakatau & Karakia Tainui

Time9.00am

MC Introductions

Time9.10am

Ngā Taonga Aroha Tribute

Time9.25am

The Inaugural Kahurangi Tariana Turia Lecture Merepeka Raukawa-Tait delivers the very first Inaugural Kahurangi Tariana Turia Lecture.

Time9.55am

PANEL: A Legacy of Resilience, empowering future generations Our Kāhui Rangatira offer words of wisdom reflecting on their individual life’s work and their involvement with Whānau Ora.

Time10.55am

Kapu Tī

Time11.25am

Te Pou Matakana The name, the vision. Launched in 2014 and built to withstand the test of time.

Time11.45am

PANEL: Supporting whānau in moments that matter, Whānau Direct breaking barriers Quick wins and positive immediate outcomes for the hard to reach. A reflection on the rollout of Whānau Direct across Te Ika-a-Māui what worked, what didn't and how it has benefitted whānau.

Time12.30pm

Kai o Te Rā Nui

Time1.30pm

PANEL: Common agenda and mutually reinforcing activities The principles of Collective Impact and the challenges of coming together.

Time2.15pm

Te Kawa o Whānau Ora How Ngā Pou o Te Kawa o Whānau Ora will keep our network strong and connected

Time2.45pm

Paramanawa

Time3.05pm

Preparing Whānau Ora leaders for today and tomorrow Donna Morrison reflects on the success of the NZ Whānau Ora Diploma and her support for the almost 1,000 students over 10 years.

Time3.25pm

PANEL: How the NZ Diploma in Whānau Ora has shaped practice locallyNZ Diploma in Whānau Ora graduates discuss their experience as a student and practice development for themselves as practitioners.

Time4.10pm

MC Wrap-up

Time4.20pm

Tūhono Networking

Time4.30pm

Welcome

Time4.50pm

Host Welcome

Time5.00pm

Entertainment

Time6.30pm

Close

Thursday 12 June 2025 SETTING THE BLUEPRINT FOR ANOTHER DECADE

Time8.00am

All delegates to be seated All delegates to be seated

Time8.20am

Mihi & Karakia

Time8.30am

The future and beyond... with Ahorangi Tā Mason Durie

Time8.50am

The platform for the future evidenced by whānauThe panel reflects on the work of Wai-Rangahau and the journey of whānau informing, evaluating and evidencing the impact of Whānau Ora across Te Ika a Māui.

Time10.20am

PANEL: Commissioning for outcomes back to mainstream procurement modelsThe panel discusses strategies to negotiate for whānau-centred programmes under heavy handed Government procurement models.

Time11.05am

PANEL: Continuing a Whānau Ora approach as we know it in our communitiesThe panel will discuss the return of tightly managed service delivery and the challenges in keeping Whānau Ora practice on the frontline.

Time11.50am

Global perspectives on measuring and investing in Social ValueHow private and public sectors invest in social value. Lessons learned from around the world including the UK, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. What golbal leaders suggest Whānau Ora does for planning it's return. Collective Impact

Time12.20pm

Guiding social impact measurement in Aotearoa10 years of collaboration with Social Value Australia for the evolution of social impact measurement

Time12.40pm

Kai o Te Rā Nui

Time1.40pm

PANEL: Measuring what matters to whānauMeasuring what matters to whānau, telling the story that means something to our whānau and not Government priority led.

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Wednesday 11 June 2025A DECADE OF WHĀNAU ORA

Time7.00am

Registration OpensTea, coffee and breakfast canapé will be available

Time8.00am

All delegates to be seated

Time8.30am

Mihi Whakatau & Karakia Tainui

Time9.00am

MC Introductions

Time9.10am

Ngā Taonga Aroha Tribute

Time9.25am

The Inaugural Kahurangi Tariana Turia Lecture Merepeka Raukawa-Tait delivers the very first Inaugural Kahurangi Tariana Turia Lecture.

Time9.55am

PANEL: A Legacy of Resilience, empowering future generations Our Kāhui Rangatira offer words of wisdom reflecting on their individual life’s work and their involvement with Whānau Ora.

Time10.55am

Kapu Tī

Time11.25am

Te Pou Matakana The name, the vision. Launched in 2014 and built to withstand the test of time.

Time11.45am

PANEL: Supporting whānau in moments that matter, Whānau Direct breaking barriers Quick wins and positive immediate outcomes for the hard to reach. A reflection on the rollout of Whānau Direct across Te Ika-a-Māui what worked, what didn't and how it has benefitted whānau.

Time12.30pm

Kai o Te Rā Nui

Time1.30pm

PANEL: Common agenda and mutually reinforcing activities The principles of Collective Impact and the challenges of coming together.

Time2.15pm

Te Kawa o Whānau Ora How Ngā Pou o Te Kawa o Whānau Ora will keep our network strong and connected

Time2.45pm

Paramanawa

Time3.05pm

Preparing Whānau Ora leaders for today and tomorrow Donna Morrison reflects on the success of the NZ Whānau Ora Diploma and her support for the almost 1,000 students over 10 years.

Time3.25pm

PANEL: How the NZ Diploma in Whānau Ora has shaped practice locallyNZ Diploma in Whānau Ora graduates discuss their experience as a student and practice development for themselves as practitioners.

Time4.10pm

MC Wrap-up

Time4.20pm

Tūhono Networking

Time4.30pm

Welcome

Time4.50pm

Host Welcome

Time5.00pm

Entertainment

Time6.30pm

Close

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