Whanaungatanga : creating opportunities that support wāhine and kōtiro Māori from kāhupo to mauri ora Terry Dobbs
Material type:
- AUKATI TŪKINOTANGA
- CHILD PROTECTION
- CHILD WELFARE
- CHILDREN
- CULTURE
- FEMICIDE
- HAPŪ (WĀHINE)
- KURA TUARUA
- KURA TUATAHI
- MANAAKITANGA
- MĀTAURANGA
- PREGNANCY
- PREVENTION PROGRAMMES
- RANGAHAU MĀORI
- SCHOOLS
- SOCIAL SERVICES
- SUICIDE
- SUICIDE PREVENTION
- TAIOHI
- TAITAMARIKI
- TAMARIKI
- TIKANGA TUKU IHO
- WELLBEING
- WOMEN
- YOUNG PEOPLE
- YOUTH JUSTICE
- NEW ZEALAND
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Vine library | Online | Available | ON25070034 |
This report applies a kaupapa Māori lens to explore prevention and solution approaches that will support the reduction of death by suicide among wāhine Māori (Māori women) and kōtiro Māori (Māori girls) in Aotearoa. It draws attention to manaaki opportunities – opportunities to support, take care of, show respect and generosity towards, and care for wāhine and kōtiro who may be at risk of suicide.
The rates of suicide among wāhine and kōtiro Māori are disproportionate compared with non-Māori women and girls. This inequity contributes significantly to the current health and wellbeing disparities that they experience. (From the Executive summary). Record #9293