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Le Va

Le Va is Aotearoa’s only Pacific-focused mental health workforce development programme. Le Va is charged with improving mental health services for Pacific people and communities through a clinically and culturally competent workforce. Their work covers areas such as recruitment and retention, training and development, service modelling and organisational development.

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Aunty Dee

Aunty Dee is a free online structured problem-solving tool from Le Va.

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Pacific-led wellbeing services

Free Pacific-led services are designed to meet the needs of Pacific aiga. They focus on holistic mental wellbeing including Pacific cultural and spiritual values, beliefs, language, and health care.

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Ministry of Health Pacific Branch

Information on the Ministry of Health’s dedicated work programme to achieve health and wellbeing for Pacific peoples, as well as resources and publications from other organisations and institutions.

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Ministry for Pacific Peoples

Social and economic prosperity for Pacific peoples.

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Statistics NZ

New Zealand’s official statistical agency.
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Pacific Peoples Statistics

Pacific Peoples Statistics

Te Pou

Te Pou is The National Centre for Mental Health Research, Information and Workforce Development.

Te Pou

Health Research Council

The Health Research Council of New Zealand (HRC) is the Crown agency responsible for the management of the Government’s investment in public good health research.

Health Research Council

Pasifika Alcohol and Drug Helpline

The Alcohol Drug Helpline is on a path to improving the range and quality of services to Pacific people. Working with Pacific agencies and our cultural advisors, the helpline is seeking to provide a culturally affirming service, utilise resources specifically for Pacific people, and refer callers to services developed for and by Pacific people when requested.

Alcohol Drug Helpline

New Zealand Psychologists Board

The New Zealand Psychologists Board is the regulatory authority appointed under the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act 2003 in respect of the profession of psychology. The principal purpose of the Act is to protect the health and safety of members of the public by providing for mechanisms to ensure that health practitioners are competent and fit to practise their profession.

New Zealand Psychologists Board

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