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Who is Hāpai?

Māori Public Health
Leadership

Hāpai Research

National Tobacco Control
Advocacy

Mental Health and Addictions (Māori) National Coordination Service

National SUDI Prevention
Coordination Service

Minimising Gambling Harm
National Coordination

Minimising Gambling Harm
Public Health

Minimising Gambling Harm
Workforce Development

News

14 Sep 2020
5+ A Day celebrates Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori - Māori Language Week 2020 with New Resources

A new story book for young children that showcases kai hauora (healthy food) and traditional Māor

9 Sep 2020
Hāpai Te Hauora press release in response to queries from media about a positive COVID-19 test among Hāpai kaimahi.

Hāpai Te Hauora is a non-clinical, non-client facing Public Health Service located in Henderson, West Auckland and delivers policy, advocacy, research and leadership services across Aotearoa.

20 Aug 2020
Hāpai te Hauora warns against further dependence on gambling proceeds as new $40million Lotto Fund announced

The Lotto Community Wellbeing Fund was announced this week by Minister of Internal Affairs Tracy Martin, Presiding Member of the Lottery Grants Board. The new $40 million fund is targeted to community and social activities in response to COVID-19.

Events

22 Sep 2020
World Car-Free Day
Taking place on Tuesday 22nd September, World Car-free Day is an annual celebration of cities and public life, free from the noise, stress and pollution of cars. This is a fantastic chance to discuss the importance of exercise with your children as well as the impact of cars on the environment.
30 Sep 2020
Adolescent Sexual Harm Conference
“Hapaitia te ara tika pumau ai te rangatiratanga mo nga uri whakatipu. Foster the pathway of knowledge to strength, independence, and growth for future generations”
1 Oct 2020
International Day of Older Persons
International Day of Older Persons (IDOP) is a time to celebrate the value of older people and a chance to acknowledge their contributions to our communities; in the work place, as volunteers, as caregivers and as whole people, with dreams, aspirations, wisdom and experience.