Leading in partnership - the Wh?nau Ora Way
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Keywords
Whanau Ora, Pacific peoples, Pacific leadership, Pacific families
Abstract
Several programmes have been trialed previously to support Pacific families in Aotearoa/New Zealand achieve economic independence Wh?nau Ora is helping Pacific families to prosper where previous programmes have struggled to make an impact. Four Pacific chief executives share their insights through Talanoa into how Wh?nau Ora is transforming the lives of not just Pacific families, but also the organisations working with them.
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