He Korowai Oranga: Maori Health Strategy Launch
Wednesday, 13 November 2002, 1:00 pm
Press Release: New Zealand Government
November 13 2002 Media Advisory
He Korowai Oranga:
Maori Health Strategy Launch
Health Minister Annette
King and Associate Health Minister Tariana Turia will be
launching He Korowai Oranga: Maori Health Strategy and the
Whakatataka: Maori Health Action Plan at Te Papa this
evening.
He Korowai Oranga sets out how the health of
individual Maori can be improved by focusing on the
potential of the whanau to promote well-being. Whanau ora
is a radical change of approach to health care.
He Korowai
Oranga: Maori Health Strategy sets the direction for Maori
health development for the next five to 10 years, and
Whakatataka: Maori Health Action Plan 2002-2005 outlines how
the Government will implement the strategy.
You are
invited to attend this event:
Date: Wednesday November
13, 2002
Venue: Te Marae, Te Papa Tongarewa of
NZ
Time: From 5.00pm
There will also be regional
launches in Rotorua on 15 November, in Auckland on 22
November, and in Christchurch on 25 November.
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