Le Va was privileged to partner with Te Pou recently at the annual two-day New Zealand Disability Support Network conference at Te Papa Museum in Wellington where we presented our disability work, which included promoting resources and tools for the workforce and...
Engaging Pasifika cultural competency learners develop practical knowledge and skills to effectively engage with Pasifika clients and their families, especially at the critical first point of contact. Due to high demand in the Canterbury region from mental health,...
Preserving our youth and our future is highly reliant upon reaching back into our past.” (Twyla Baker-Demaray) Every 40 seconds, a person somewhere in the world will take their own life. While the prevention of suicide is a global imperative, a diversity of...
Le Va has signed a memorandum of agreement with the Tongan Princess Her Royal Highness Princess Angelika Lātūfuipeka Tuku’aho so that more work can be done to prevent suicide in Tongan communities in both countries. Le Va leads New Zealand’s first national Pasifika...
The latest addictions sector Leadership Day was held in Auckland this month, hosted by Matua Raki, the National Committee for Addiction Treatment (NCAT) and the Kotahitanga Whānau Ora Collective. Leadership Days bring together those at the forefront of the addiction...
