Ati Awa Toa Annual Report 2025
This year, we tell our story through the two periods that guide our mahi: our Maramataka, from Matariki 2024 to Matariki 2025, and the financial year, from 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025.
WHĀNAU VOICE INSIGHTS REPORT 2025
This report affirms that whānau voice is not only critical to understanding the challenges of the health system, but also offers the pathways to solutions.
Whaitua Geo-Mapping Tool: https://reports.hqsc.govt.nz/
Whānau Voice Report: https://atiawatoaimpb.nz
For more information contact Christine Ammunson 0274457333 or christine.ammunson@roheora.nz
New Whaitua Mapping Tool
Whaitua Mapping Tool
The Whaitua Map is an online mapping platform designed to visualise detailed information about local communities across Aotearoa. It highlights critical social and economic determinants of health such as healthcare access, housing quality, environmental conditions, and availability of services like vape shops, liquor outlets, and fast-food stores.
Community Health Plan
- Our Community Health Plan sets out our initial priorities and work programme to achieve our mission – an oranga ecosystem for our mokopuna to thrive.
- It draws on the stories of our people, their health experiences and their aspirations for oranga – good health in all its dimensions.
- As mana whenua we support the wellbeing of Māori and of all whānau who reside in our rohe.
- We bring local solutions, relationships and experience and look forward to working in partnership with health and other decision-makers to make this plan a reality.
- This plan is a living document – we will update it as we progress towards our long-term goals
Hikitia Ropata
Manahautū
Ripoata Taurua 2022 - 2024 - Ati Awa Toa Partnership Board Biennial Report
This Biennial Report covers Atiawa Toa Hauora lwi-Mãori Partnership Board’s (AATHB) journey from establishment in 2022 through to June 2024 – a period focused on laying strong foundations, building relationships, and navigating a health system that continues to shift and evolve. On behalf of our poari, we mihi to our iwi boards and leaders for their unwavering support, guidance and endorsement of our mahi.
Key findings from engagement with Te Ohu Reo Manawataki o Ngāti Toa Rangatira
ĀATHPB held a hui with Te Ohu Reo Manawataki o Ngāti Toa Rangatira, in December 2024. This was an opportunity for ĀATHPB to wānanga with reo and tikanga experts about the intricates of waiata, reo-ā-tinana, haka, poi, wairuatanga both marae-based and competition-based and how this influences the oranga of Ngāti Toa iwi and hapori. The kōrero kanohi ki te kanohi from within our communities is helping to enrich our understanding of why many health inequities persist as well as pointing to what can be done – their insights into the things that would make a difference.
Ātiawa Toa Health Profile – Volume 1
We are extremely pleased to present this report that provides the most up-to-date snapshot of Māori health for the newly formed Iwi-Māori Partnership Boards. In doing so, we acknowledge the legacy of work associated with Māori-led health data reporting to date – from the seminal Hauora series to Tatau Kahukura and the 2015 District Health Board Māori Health Profiles, this report continues the commitment to excellence that Māori communities and whānau both need and deserve.
Ātiawa Toa Health Profile – Volume 2
We are pleased to present Volume Two of the Iwi-Māori Partnership Board Health Profiles. Together with Volume One, completed in late 2023, these two reports represent the most up-to-date snapshot of Māori health for the health sector.
We acknowledge the legacy of work associated with Māori-led health data reporting to date, from the seminal Hauora series to Tatau Kahukura and the 2015 District Health Board Māori Health Profiles, this volume continues the commitment to excellence that Māori communities and whānau both need and deserve.
