A chance to meet kaimahi and also see the latest development for the new health clinics, which is well under way in our previous Whānau Tahi location.

Our team volunteered today at Waitangi Waititi, an event hosted by Te Whānau O Waipareira, what an event!

We gathered to mark the beginning of an exciting chapter for our whānau. The blessing ceremony was beautiful, honoring the past while embracing the future.

Our teams delved into collaborative efforts, explored cutting-edge tech, products, and AI to address shared challenges faced by our social kaimahi and clinicians.

A moment for our team to unite, reflecting on the value delivered in the past quarter and extracting key learnings for continuous improvement to take forward

As new kaimahi were warmly welcomed into the fold of Te Whānau o Waipareira, connections were formed and strengthened through the power of relationships.

As the year winds down, the Whānau Tahi team embraced a unique Christmas adventure at Tree Adventures.

Over the Christmas and New Years break, Whānau Tahi’s service desk support team is in place as usual for Level 1 and Level 2 support.

Whānau Tahi over four days had the opportunity to showcase some of the mahi enabling more opportunities for social and health to integrate together at the Digital Health Week NZ - HiNZ conference.

Exploring the exponential gains of Māori and Pacific led digital health at the Digital Health Week NZ - HiNZ Conference

Our General Manager of Customer Success embarked on an incredible field trip to the AYP Lands in South Australia.

At the heart of the recent Regional Conference was the powerful theme, "Titiro whakamuri kia anga whakamua – Look to the past in order to move forward."

This year, Whānau Tahi had the privilege of attending the Regional Whānau Ora Conference, a gathering that provided a unique opportunity to connect with our valued partners.

Whānau Tahi leading the discussion on Integrating Health, Hauora Māori, and Social Care at 2023 Digital Health Leadership Summit.

The use of the NZ ePrescription Service (NZePS) grew rapidly in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. In order to improve stability, security and scalability, service provider Whānau Tahi migrated the NZePS to Microsoft Azure.

Daymon Nin’s journey and fight for better access to immunisation data alongside Whānau Ora during Covid to enable better health outcomes for Māori and protecting the wider population from outbreaks of communicable disease.

Whānau Tahi are working closely with SekiTech to bring health and social services together through the Whānau Plan: a user designed and consented plan where both social and medical data can provide a true whānau led model of care.

Whānau Tahi deliver NZePS to Te Whatu Ora Health New Zealand. The service has grown rapidly in the last few years: GPs on the Government e-Prescription Service jumped from 415 in March 2020 to 1038 in March 2022.