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A new round of the Disability Consumer Leadership Development Grant will be open for applications on 1 March. Learn more about the grant here 👇 bit.ly/3YnV36i We also have a downloadable Easy Read Guide here 👇bit.ly/3x96F0Q #Disability #Leadership

It's Pride month and here at Te Pou we believe everyone deserves the right to live their lives authentically and with dignity. Check out some events below: Auckland: aucklandpride.org.nz/te-timatanga-h… Wellington: wellingtonpridefestival.com Christchurch: chchpride.co.nz

✨Announcing a NEW grant✨ The Consumer, Peer Support and Lived Experience(CPSLE) Training and Professional Development Grant will be open for applications next week, March 2. Learn more here ➡️ bit.ly/3m1gUSq #LivedExperience #ProfessionalDevelopment #Grant

Programme Lead Trish Gledhill and Principal Advisor - Mental Health and Service User Lead Caro Swanson are at The New Zealand #Trauma Conference in #Ōtautahi #Christchurch. Trish and Caro are presenting on Using Values Based, Trauma Informed Strategies in Everyday Practice.

Today is Zero Discrimination Day. A day to celebrate the right for everyone to live a full and productive life - and live it with dignity. Learn more here 👉 unaids.org/en/zero-discri… Learn about the Real Skill: Challenging Discrimination here 👉 bit.ly/3J33vTh

Some exciting things happening at Te Pou! Check it out in our February e-bulletin ➡️ bit.ly/3IAQ2Au #MentalHealth #Addiction #Disability

In the aftermath of Cyclone Gabrielle and other extreme weather, we have reworked our guide for the use of sensory strategies to help people cope with challenging situations. Download the free guide to learn more: bit.ly/3JeR1qx

A pleasure to introduce #ManaseLua and #DeniseKingiUluave at SAMHSA #PacificLeaders meeting today Le Va Te Pou

Check out this month's e-bulletin for plenty of learning and development opportunities. Read it here 👉bit.ly/3Kh4OhG #MentalHealth #Addiction #Disability

Health Minister Dr Ayesha Verrall discussing challenges and opportunities in the addiction workforce at Addiction Leadership Day in Wellington today. #addiction #leadership

Lucinda Cassin, Clinical Director - Oranga Hinengaro at Te Aka Whai Ora, updates the audience at Addiction Leadership Day, including the news that Te Aka Whai Ora has specific funding to help address addiction issues.

Our own Emma Wood talks at Addiction Leadership Day about the addiction workplan and initiatives underway at Te Pou.

Rhonda Roberston (Te Pou) and Sheridan Pooley (CADS Auckland) provide an update on the Addiction Consumer Leadership Group at today's Addiction Leadership Day.

Selina Elkington, Programme Manager for Addiction at Te Pou, provides and update on the range of special projects underway in the addiction area.

Have you checked out the new Equally Well website yet? Head on over to equallywell.co.nz to learn about this collaborative movement.

Save the date and register for the Let's get real: Working within communities e-learning launch on 10 May. The lunchtime virtual event will feature our own Kahurangi Fergusson-Tibble and Manase Lua providing commentary about the module. Register here 👉 bit.ly/3mIMaqa

From the Omata to the World 🙏🏽📚❤️ #Vāsifika #OurAutismJourneys #April #AutismAwarenessAcceptance #Malaga #HomeCatchUps #Grateful #MilasBooks The Coconet Tagata Pasifika Ministry for Pacific Peoples Te Pou Altogether Autism autism speaks Fresh

Our April e-bulletin is out now. Click the link below to learn about what's happening Te Pou as well as opportunities to provide feedback on work within the #MentalHealth #Addiction and #Disability sectors. Read it here 👉 bit.ly/421XbSA

For the Love is a beautiful short film starring Deaf community members. deaf.org.nz/2023/05/for-th… #NZSL #NZSLweek23 #ForTheLove #DeafAndHearing #HandsUp #communication #DeafTalent

A big thank you and acknowledgment to our nurses across the mental health and addiction sector and wider health. At Te Pou, we continue to support nurses' development with the mahi we do. #InternationalNursesDay #MentalHealth #Addiction