HOW TO REGISTER
You can register online or at the Registry office of our campuses in Wellington, Manawatu and Albany. See http://pace.massey.ac.nz or telephone 0800 MASSEY for more information.
WHÄNAU WHANAKE | WHÄNAU DEVELOPMENT
Developing Strategies For Practitioners Working With Whänau
MASSEY UNIVERSITY ALBANY CAMPUS, SIR NEIL WATERS LECTURE THEATRE TUESDAY 28 JUNE – WEDNESDAY 29 JUNE 2011 | PRICE $700
“It will be the first time that many of the tools and strategies outlined in the taskforce report will be shared.”
Gain insights into new models and strategies for working with whänau on this unique two-day course.
You will learn about the latest developments in areas such as risk and protective factors for whänau wellbeing and converting a crisis to positive whanau planning. You’ll also come away with new tools to help you develop a profile, plan intervention strategies and measure outcomes.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
The course is led by Professor Sir Mason Durie, Massey University’s Assistant Vice Chancellor (Mäori & Pasifika).
Professor Sir Mason, Ngäti Kauwhata, Ngäti Raukawa, and Rangitäne, led the Whänau Ora Taskforce. It will be the first time that many of the tools and strategies outlined in the taskforce report will be shared.
Full details of the course including registration and detail on course content can be found on the website. Course places are limited, see the website for more details including registration.
MASSEY UNIVERSITY
Massey University is New Zealand’s national university, with campuses in Auckland, Manawatu and Wellington.
Massey is committed to providing an academic focus for Mäori cultural,
social and economic development, the retention and development of New Zealand’s heritage, and the advancement of indigenous peoples.
The University runs a series of continuing education short courses and professional development seminars.
Find out more at http://pace.massey.ac.nz.
