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WHÄNAU ORAFinalCollectivesConfirmedMore than 180 health andsocial service providers fromthroughout the country areofficially engaged in theWhänau Ora approach.The total number of providercollectives now stands at 34after the Governance Grouprecently approved the final twodeveloping collectives in Haurakiand Manawatü.Te Tihi o RuahineWhänau Ora Collective• Best Care (Whakapai Hauora)Charitable Trust• Rangitaane o Tamaki nui a Rua• He Puna Hauora• Te Wakahuia Manawatü Trust• Ngä Kaitiaki o NgätiKauwhata Incorporated• Ngä Iwi o Te Reu Reu – TeRoopu Hokowhitu CharitableTrust• Rangitaane Mäori Wardens• Mäori Women’s WelfareLeague (Manawatü)Hauraki WhänauOra Collective• Hauraki Mäori Trust Board• Te Korowai Hauora O Hauraki• Te Kupenga O Ngäti Hako• Te Ahi Kaa Social Services• Te Whäriki Manawahine OHaurakiAn example of a PATH – ‘Planning Alternative Tomorrows with Hope’.PATHwayto Whänau OraWhänau are capturing theirdreams for the future usinga unique visual tool as acatalyst for change.PATH – ‘Planning AlternativeTomorrows with Hope’ – hasbeen used by Whänau Ora actionresearcher Kataraina Pipi inMäori communities for morethan a decade.Of Ngäti Porou and Ngäti Hinedescent, Kataraina uses the PATHtool to help whänau clarify andcreate a positive and hopeful‘pull’ towards their dreams.28TE PUNI KÖKIRI | KÖKIRI | KÖANGA / SPRING 2012
WHÄNAU ORAa picture of aspirations andintentions, and a plan for thefuture that is an exciting wayof engaging with whänau,”says Kataraina.“The other valuable aspect aboutPATH is that whänau determinethe measures of success – itis whänau who decide whatsuccess looks like for whänau.”Since PATH requires highlyskilled facilitation, Kataraina hasbeen delivering PATH facilitatortraining throughout the countryas part of her work with WhänauOra provider collectives.“PATH has the best results whenwhänau come together in asupported way to drive their owndreams, to reflect and to plan,thus ensuring collective input byall involved.“By sharing the planning tool,we are growing a nationwidepool of PATH facilitators whocan support more whänauparticipation in planning forthemselves, and more marae,hapü and iwi-focused outcomesbeing realised.”After completing the PATHcourse, Mariao Hohaia –Hapü Development ProjectsCoordinator with Te Rünanga-Ä-Iwi-O-Ngäpuhi – returned hometo his wife and two children andtogether they developed a PATHfor their own whänau.According to Mariao,meaningful change to realisea common vision requiresownership from all membersof the group associated witha whänau plan.“The PATH is a very inclusiveand effective tool to creatingthat – when the messageis the same that everyonecannot only understand butarticulate it, that’s when aplan is most likely to succeed.“We are finding this tool createsownership from kaumätua andkuia right through to tamarikiand mokopuna.”TE PUNI KÖKIRI | KÖKIRI | KÖANGA / SPRING 201229
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