Raukawa Charitable Trust Waka Tauā Wellness Programme Participants of the Waka Tauā Wellness Programme stand along the Waikato River in Hamilton before they board their waka for the opening ceremony of the Gallagher Great Race 2012.
Goal 3 - Continually improving the quality of all services that we deliver to Raukawa uri Quality Control Regular hui are held with funding managers to manage contractual matters and negotiate improved terms of delivery for services within our rohe. Competency We have undertaken on-going work force development for staff to raise their competency level and ensure that staff are trained in up to date information and use of resources. Evaluations Evaluations/surveys/feedback are collected and monitored by staff to analyse service delivery. Changes to delivery are implemented as required. Goal 4 - Seeking to grow the services that are provided to Raukawa uri Whānau Ora Navigator Role The Navigator Service which is an integrated approach with internal and external services to assist whānau to identify ‘champions’ in their whānau to lead them in to a better future.t Food & Nutrition We are delivering the Healthy Kai project which works in collaboration with retailers to train them in cooking and providing healthier food options.
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