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Support work from a cultural lens
For many tāngata whai ora and whānau, support that is grounded in their own cultural values, worldview, and practices (such as kaupapa Māori and Pacific-led services) can lead to positive experiences and outcomes.
Join our wonderful guests Janifa Bhamji (Kāhui Tū Kaha) and Lydia Gafoi (Penina Trust), who share their perspectives and insights with host Alexia Black on support work from a cultural lens. An illuminating episode supported by a rich and beautiful kōrero that will inform and inspire you.
- Further resources for episode six - Please visit this link to learn more about support work from a cultural lens.
- Te Pou web page for support workers - Please visit the Te Pou website for information, links, and tips for support workers in mental health and addiction services in Aotearoa NZ.
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By Te Pou"See people for who they are."
Support work from a cultural lens
For many tāngata whai ora and whānau, support that is grounded in their own cultural values, worldview, and practices (such as kaupapa Māori and Pacific-led services) can lead to positive experiences and outcomes.
Join our wonderful guests Janifa Bhamji (Kāhui Tū Kaha) and Lydia Gafoi (Penina Trust), who share their perspectives and insights with host Alexia Black on support work from a cultural lens. An illuminating episode supported by a rich and beautiful kōrero that will inform and inspire you.
- Further resources for episode six - Please visit this link to learn more about support work from a cultural lens.
- Te Pou web page for support workers - Please visit the Te Pou website for information, links, and tips for support workers in mental health and addiction services in Aotearoa NZ.