Online applications for fees grants/travel subsidies supporting the 2016 Massey University Certificate in Public Health are NOW OPEN. What is the Certificate in Public Health? The Certificate in Public Health is a part-time, distance learning programme offered by the...
Addiction-related harm has a significant impact on Pasifika families in New Zealand, with Pasifika people showing low (and often late) access to help and treatment. Effective treatment works when we have a capable and competent workforce, with the right tools and...
Le Va has been charged with implementing actions in Taeao o Tautai: the Pacific Public Health Workforce Development Plan 2012-2017, contributing to Te Uru Kahikatea: The Public Health Workforce Development Plan 2007-2016. With a vision to reduce inequalities,...
Le Va’s chief executive Dr Monique Faleafa and I were honoured to present to the NASCA conference last month; NASCA is the National Association for NASC (Needs Assessment Service Coordination) managers and senior staff within the disability and health sectors. ...
Recent research shows that 24% of New Zealanders (1.1 million) live with a disability. The rate of disability among Pacific people is 19% (51,000 people), and after adjusting for difference in population age profile, the rate for Pacific is higher than average at 26%....
