Happy new year everyone. Te Pou offices are now open for 2021.

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Te Pou o te Whakaaro Nui is a national centre of evidence based workforce development for the mental health, addiction and disability sectors in New Zealand.

Improving the workforce performance of mental health, addiction and disability services

Te Pou leads a range of initiatives designed to address workforce development needs. Organisations can draw from Te Pou’s resources, tools and support to strengthen the services they deliver for people.

This is who we are

A fresh new look. A new logo. Te Pou o te Whakaaro Nui is now called Te Pou.

Initiatives

Addressing workforce development needs.

Disability workforce

Funding and resources for the disability and consumer workforce.

Outcomes

Tools and resources to help the use of data, information and outcomes.

Trauma informed approaches

This short resource developed by Te Rau Ora, Le Va, Werry Workforce Whāraurau and Te Pou aims to raise awareness of what trauma is, the effects of trauma, and how to develop trauma informed approaches within our workforce and organisations

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Evaluation of New Zealand ‘P’ Pull

New report outlines grassroots approach to reducing the impact of problematic methamphetamine use

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Working with older people - Ten priorities to action

Read our first working with older people report identifying ten workforce development priorities

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ADOM report 8

Key findings from ADOM report 8, which is out now

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Addiction services during COVID-19

Following the Addiction Sector hui hosted by Te Pou and Te Rau Ora, we carried out a survey of the sector. The aim of the survey was to capture some of the wealth of information about how the sector had responded to the Levels 3 and 4 lockdown and continued to support people with addiction issues.

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Nau mai, tau mai

Improving the workforce performance of mental health, addiction and disability services

This is who we are

Initiatives

Disability workforce

Outcomes

Trauma informed approaches

Evaluation of New Zealand ‘P’ Pull

Working with older people - Ten priorities to action

ADOM report 8

Addiction services during COVID-19

Events

Resource centre

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