Ko Ngā Rangatira

Patrick Salmon is an advocate and public voice for ways to share and uphold the well-being of Māori in modern-day society. He uses his creative skills and innovative thinking to develop solutions that support the oranga aspirations of a person's life journey.

Charlizza Matehe utilises her creative and artistic abilities to facilitate challenging conversations around mental health with young people.

From a young age, Chloe Fergusson-Tibble aspired to become a doctor. Throughout her studies, she maintains a steadfast commitment to incorporating Māori healthcare approaches by staying connected to her whakapapa.

Simone embraces this change as an opportunity to align her future career with her core values of equity, rangatiratanga, and service.