Riana strongly believes that we must change now so that our tamariki and mokopuna have a better future.
Lorraine Hetaraka
Lorraine Hetaraka
Lorraine Hetaraka is the
Dr Ihirangi Heke
Dr Ihirangi Heke
Ihirangi Heke, of Tainui-Waikato descent, was raised in the South Island mountain adventure environment before it was popularly known as such. This has helped to mould his particular approach to his personal and professional life, which has seen him build a range of specialised skills, knowledge and experiences in health and physical activity.
Witi Ashby
Witi Ashby
I first met Witi in March 2013 in his role as Kaitakawaenga for the Mental Health Founda
Kohe Pene
Kohe Pene
Mihimarino te maunga
Waikaukau o Kiri Tapu te wai
Mataatua te waka
Harley Rogers
Harley Rogers
Harley Rogers is a senior health professional who has worked in community, primary, and secondary health.
Jude Porteous
Jude Porteous
Jude Porteous is passionate about supporting those struggling with mental health using therapy supported by nature and animals.
Jacqui Harema
Jacqui Harema
Jacqui grew up in West Auckland and has accumulated over 20 years of experience in indigenous service, strategy and innovation, family-centred design, and implementing and integrating outcome frameworks.
Kahurangi Fergusson - Tibble
Kahurangi Fergusson - Tibble
Kahurangi Fergusson-Tibble has focused his career on the mental health, addictions, and disabilities sector.
Mere Balzer
Mere Balzer
As a leader Mere surrounds herself with people from all walks of life.
Te Ropu Poa
Te Ropu Poa
Te Rōpu Poa is a visionary leader and dedicated advocate for Māori well-being and self-determination.
