by Julie | Aug 20, 2021 | Kai
Making good kai the reality for our people is a top priority for Healthy Families Hutt Valley. Kai plays an important part in our lives, it brings whānau and communities together and is one of the key ways we share and celebrate our culture and family traditions. In...
by Julie | Jun 29, 2021 | Kai
Recently, Regional Public Health, Common Unity Project Aotearoa and Healthy Families Hutt Valley worked together to raise awareness of the opportunity to input into the draft Wellington Regional Growth Framework (WRGF). This included engaging with members of the...
by Team | Jun 22, 2021 | Kai
The newly created Koha Kai Pātaka at Walter Nash Park in Taitā emerged out of insights that the local food system and environment is not meeting the basic needs of people living in Taitā. While connecting and learning from people in the community, it became apparent...
by Lucy Kingsbeer | May 21, 2021 | Kai
Kai brings people together, and the act of sharing kai with our whānau and neighbours is proving to be a great way to create positive connections across communities. Healthy Families Hutt Valley Systems Innovator, Emily Welch says “We know that social connectedness is...
by Lucy Kingsbeer | Mar 8, 2021 | Kai
Our communities have told us the important role food plays in their lives and how it contributes to their wellbeing. It is one of the key ways we share and celebrate culture and family traditions. However, across Aotearoa New Zealand there are too many...
by Lucy Kingsbeer | Feb 22, 2021 | Kai
Food plays an important part in our lives, it brings whānau and communities together and is one of the key ways we share and celebrate our culture and family traditions. In Aotearoa New Zealand, there are too many people experiencing the health and wellbeing...
