Our Outcomes

Healthy Whānau

• More whānau live in decent homes
• Whānau, particularly children, are safe and experiencing mental wellbeing
• Whānau are connected to their whakapapa and communities
• Whānau are setting and achieving personal goals for their physical, emotional, spiritual and mental wellbeing
• Whānau, particularly children, have the resources to cope with life’s challenges and to heal and recover from trauma

Thriving Communities

• The people we support are involved in organisational decision making
• Whānau participate in leadership and development opportunities
• Whānau are engaged in activities to achieve wellbeing
• Whānau are responsible stewards of their environments
• Whānau are economically secure and are developing

Greater Equity

• Whānau are choosing the services they wish to access, when and where they want them
• Whānau are confident advocating for themselves
• Whānau who experience homelessness, mental distress, addiction or disability challenges participate equally in society
• Whānau experience equitable health outcomes
• Our relationship with Māori is centered on building partnerships