THE HAPŪ MĀMĀ VILLAGE
Ka mahi tahi a He Oranga Whānau WRR ki ngā kura auraki, kura Māori, whare kōhungahunga auraki, kōhanga reo, whare wānanga anō hoki hei tautoko i ngā panonitanga me ngā kaupapa auaha e whakapiki nei i te hauora o ngā kaimahi, o ngā tauira, me ō rātou whānau anō hoki.
Ka mahi tahi hoki mātou ki ngā pūnaha whakatairanga kaupapa hauora pēnei ki ngā kura hauora, The Heart Foundation me Te Kāhui Matepukupuku o Aotearoa. Ko te take o ēnei honoga ā-mahi, ko te whakaū i ngā mahi e kawea ana e ngā pūnaha nei kia whānui ake te rongo o ngā hua o ēnei mahi.
The “Hapū Māmā Village Insights and Recommendations” report offers a comprehensive analysis of shared lived experiences of Hapū Māmā while accessing maternity healthcare during pregnancy from conception to the first 2000 days, exploring ideas and aspirations to improve service, meaningful engagement and better health outcomes. It also highlights the challenges and barriers faced during their maternity journey, shedding light on the cultural, social, and systemic factors that influence their well-being.
Key findings in the report revolve around the need for culturally sensitive and inclusive healthcare services, recognising the importance of traditional practices and support systems within the Hapū Māmā village. It emphasises the significance of community involvement and empowerment to address the unique health disparities faced by Hapū Māmā.
