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.
Terry Huriwai
Terry Huriwai
Terry would like to describe himself as quiet, shy and retiring. Many of those who know him may agree. The humble, compassionate gentlema
Rāwiri Pene
Rāwiri Pene
Nau te rourou nāku te rourou ka ora ai te iwi
With your basket and my basket together we will flourish
Aroha Keremeta Metcalf
Aroha Keremeta Metcalf
Her work is focused on ensuring future health services are firmly underpinned by a kaupapa Māori approach, informed by mātauranga Māori and lived experience.
Ranei Wineera-Parai
Ranei Wineera-Parai
Ranei Wineera-Parai has helped increase the quality and accessibility of healthcare across New Zealand.
Maria Potaka-Wallace
Maria Potaka-Wallace
MHS, PGDPsych, PGDCBT, PGDICAMH
Katrina Pōtiki Bryant,
Katrina Pōtiki Bryant,
Katrina Pōtiki Bryant is a pioneering Māori physiotherapist, educator, and researcher whose career spans more than 30 years in Hauora Māori.
Phyllis Tangitu
Phyllis Tangitu
Phyllis Tangitu has been a trailblazer in Māori health, with 33 years of service at Lakes District Health Board (DHB), where she provided leadershi
Professor Papaarangi Reid
Professor Papaarangi Reid
I believe Papaarangi would describe herself as a Te Rarawa public health physician, known for her work demanding Crown accountability for Māo
Joanne Baxter
Joanne Baxter
In 2022, Joanne was appointed the first wāhine Māori Dean of the Dunedin School of Medicine. Working for over 20 years in the Dunedin School of Medicine, Joanne has shown that she is committed to making a real difference in education and health for individuals, whānau and communities through teaching, research, and service.
Te Rangimaria Warbrick
Te Rangimaria Warbrick
Te Rangimaria passion arises from his lived experience of addiction and the importance of including Māori cultural imperatives in delivering addiction support services in our communities.
