What is Mana Whaikaha? Mana Whaikaha is a prototype of a transformed disability support system which is funded by the New Zealand Government, through the Ministry of Health.
Mana Whaikaha korero Mana Whaikaha reflects people’s strength, mana (influence, dignity) and mauri (life essence), and this was central to co-designing the logo, title and tagline.
Locations and opening times There are a number of hub locations around MidCentral where you can talk to a Connector. View our hub locations and opening hours.
Try, learn and adjust A 'try, learn, adjust' approach is being taken with Mana Whaikaha which involves trying things, getting feedback on what’s working, and making changes.
Organisation and job roles You can find a description of the Mana Whaikaha organisation, and the job roles in each team.
Governance Governance and leadership groups are made up of a mix of disabled people, whānau, providers, and officials.
Evaluation An outcomes' evaluation is being undertaken to help us understand what difference Mana Whaikaha is making for disabled people and whānau over time.
Feedback and complaints Our feedback and complaints process is underpinned by the Enabling Good Lives vision and principles.
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