Ko Ngā Rangatira

As an aspiring Māori health practitioner, she is on the path to becoming a  future Māori health leader.

Dr Nic Sinnott is passionate about reshaping healthcare to better serve Māori communities.

Maraea Mokaraka is passionate about whānau transformation and building healthy communities.

Te Miri Rangi is a powerful example of what it means to lead with whakapapa, purpose, and cultural integrity in the health system.

Dr. Carrie Clifford is passionate about cultural and intergenerational well-being practices and their potential contributions to overall hauora.

Sam is committed to advancing equitable health and education outcomes for Māori students and their whānau. 

Te Rato Leach is an emerging leader in Māori health, dedicated to serving his community and empowering Māori youth through education and mentorship.

Ben is an emerging leader in mental health and addiction services. He works at the cutting edge of health and politics to drive innovation and creativity in service commissioning to improve equity of health outcomes for Māori and improvements in the health system.

Mathew's holistic worldview is reflected in every part of his life. A dedicated father, partner, and community connector, he lives his values of manaakitanga, whanaungatanga, and equity—whether designing mental health services or gathering kai moana with whanau.

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.

Noah Appleby is a rising Māori health leader whose research and advocacy are reshaping the future of hauora Māori.