Patrick Le Geyt has over 25 years of experience working in health and disability in the commercial, public, and not-for-profit sectors.
Fay Selby Law
Fay Selby Law
Throughout her career in health, she has also focused on uplifting the smokefree sector in Manawatu by supporting whānau, particularly wahine and māmā, in becoming smokefree.
Dr. Curtis Walker, MBChB, FRACP
Dr. Curtis Walker, MBChB, FRACP
Dr.
Dr Fiona Cram NZOM
Dr Fiona Cram NZOM
Dr. Fiona Cram, a distinguished social psychologist, has dedicated her career to advancing kaupapa Māori research, evaluation, and education.
Hineroa Hakiaha RNZcmpN, MNSc, FNZCMHN
Hineroa Hakiaha RNZcmpN, MNSc, FNZCMHN
Hineroa’s professional contributions and leadership in the fields of mental health nursing, health education and Māori health leadership are exemplary.
Dr Lance O’Sullivan
Dr Lance O’Sullivan
Lance O’Sullivan is and has been my mentor for the past five years.
Heather Muriwai
Heather Muriwai
Heather Muriwai is a distinguished midwife and health leader whose career spans over 25 years of dedicated service to whānau, hapū, and iwi.
Leilani Maraku
Leilani Maraku
Leilani Maraku develops and delivers Kaupapa Māori Mental Health & Addiction peer support services throughout the Manawatū region for adults, youth, and their whānau.
Bridgette Masters-Awatere
Bridgette Masters-Awatere
Alongside her mahi in health, she has been a leader in Kaupapa Māori Psychology studies.
Irene Kereama-Royal LLM, LLB
Irene Kereama-Royal LLM, LLB
Irene Kereama-Royal is a Māori researcher, cancer equity advocate, and legal scholar dedicated to advancing kaupapa Māori approaches in health, gen
Zack Makoare
Zack Makoare
Integral to the success of Te Taitimu Trust is Zack’s own leadership qualities, his vision, and his ability to bring people together, no matter what their background is.
Cindy Mokomoko
Cindy Mokomoko
Cindy Mokomoko is a transformative leader in Māori health and well-being, whose career spans decades of service to her community through innovative
