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Rangatahi Hauora Workshop
Hosted by Ngā Wai Tāpara a Rangatahi, Te Tara o Te Whai attended the noho to capture insights from the rangatahi in attendance.
Key questions and insights gathered are listed in the table below.
| What matters to you most when it comes to health and wellbeing in Hauraki? | What services do you want to see improved or more available to you in your community? | What would success look like for you and your whānau? | What are the best ways to inform you about local changes? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mental health | More events or days that were fun and made for them. More things held to connect them to culture. Wananga where they can learn waiata / te reo | Having enough money | Social Media |
| Being to access reliable and helpful information when I need it | Space for connections to be built with others in the community through one day events | Passing NCEA | Make short videos that are funny |
| Trust | Rangatahi all wanted a space they could go to hang out that was their own | Finishing school | Hold a day or event that actually gets us interested in the first place |
| Having reliable peers they can talk to | Getting a car or my license | Making sports teams |
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