Te Moana a Toi IMPB

Te Moana a Toi IMPB Kia ora whānau
This is the official page for the Te Moana a Toi Iwi Māori Partnership Board (IMPB).

Follow our page for updates on hauora Māori in the Moana a Toi rohe.

Get to know the people working for YOU!Meet our passionate board members dedicated to improving health services for Māor...
13/04/2026

Get to know the people working for YOU!

Meet our passionate board members dedicated to improving health services for Māori across Te Moana a Toi.

Te Ata Ngatai

“I represent Ngāti Makino on the Iwi Māori Partnership Board, working to improve equitable access to disability services. Lifting up whānau voice and lived experiences is essential to making sure our health decisions truly reflect our people.”

Kia rite ināianei  e te whānau, kia haumaru.With Cyclone Vaianu on its way and the worst expected this Sunday across the...
09/04/2026

Kia rite ināianei e te whānau, kia haumaru.

With Cyclone Vaianu on its way and the worst expected this Sunday across the North Island, it is essential to be prepared.

For regular updates, follow MetService New Zealand, NZ Civil Defence, and your local council.

📍Tauranga City Council
https://www.facebook.com/TaurangaCityCouncil

📍Rotorua Lakes Council
https://www.facebook.com/RotoruaLakesCouncil

📍Kawerau District Council
https://www.facebook.com/KawerauDistrictCouncil

📍Ōpotiki District Council
https://www.facebook.com/OpotikiDistrictCouncil

📍Taupō District Council
https://www.facebook.com/TaupoDistrictCouncil

📍Whākatane District Council
https://www.facebook.com/WhakataneDistrictCouncil

📍Western Bay of Plenty District Council
https://www.facebook.com/westernbaycouncil

Make sure your whānau knows what to do, your home is ready, and you have what you need to get through safely.

Tirohia ōu whānau, ōu hoa noho tata , especially our kaumātua and those who may need extra support.

Stay safe e te whānau 💛

💉 Protect your whānau this coming flu seasonThe flu isn’t just a bad cold, it can make you and your loved ones seriously...
08/04/2026

💉 Protect your whānau this coming flu season

The flu isn’t just a bad cold, it can make you and your loved ones seriously unwell, especially pēpīi, kuia/kaumātua, and those with existing health conditions.

Getting your flu vaccine each year is the best way to protect yourself and your whānau.

It’s safe, quick, and free for those most at risk.

Talk to your GP or local provider and get protected today.

He waka eke noa tātou 💙

03/04/2026

🗣️ Why whānau voice matters

Our whānau voice should be heard as it is, not diluted, not reshaped.
It guides our mahi and keeps us accountable to what our people truly need.

Because when we listen properly, we can respond in ways that genuinely support our whānau 💙

Here, our GM Mapihi shares her whakaaro on whānau voice.

Click the link below! 👇
https://temoanaatoi.impb.maori.nz/survey-whanau-voice/

🦠 COVID-19 cases are on the rise again whānauWe’re seeing another wave of COVID-19 across Aotearoa, and it’s a timely re...
01/04/2026

🦠 COVID-19 cases are on the rise again whānau

We’re seeing another wave of COVID-19 across Aotearoa, and it’s a timely reminder to look after ourselves and each other.

Staying up to date with vaccinations, testing if you’re unwell, and staying home when sick all help slow the spread and protect those most at risk.

If you’re feeling unwell, don’t ignore it, take the time to rest and recover.

Let’s continue to look after one another 💙

Do you know your local marae’s emergency plan?Marae often act as community hubs during emergencies. Knowing their plan h...
26/03/2026

Do you know your local marae’s emergency plan?
Marae often act as community hubs during emergencies. Knowing their plan helps your whānau stay safe and connected.

✔️ Ask your marae about their procedures
✔️ Know gathering points and emergency contacts
✔️ Keep your whānau in the loop
Strong marae plans strengthen whānau safety. TMAT encourages all communities in Te Moana a Toi to connect with their local marae.

He waka eke noa – we are all in this together.

Ever wondered what TMAT does during an emergency?TMAT supports whānau and communities across Te Moana a Toi by connectin...
25/03/2026

Ever wondered what TMAT does during an emergency?

TMAT supports whānau and communities across Te Moana a Toi by connecting people, coordinating with emergency services, and helping ensure everyone is prepared.
He waka eke noa – we are all in this together.

📞 Know the Numbers. Know the Updates.In an emergency, every second counts.✔️ Call 111 if life is at risk✔️ Follow offici...
22/03/2026

📞 Know the Numbers. Know the Updates.

In an emergency, every second counts.
✔️ Call 111 if life is at risk
✔️ Follow official alerts from New Zealand Police, Fire and Emergency New Zealand, and National Emergency Management Agency
✔️ Stay updated, stay safe

Prepared communities respond faster. TMAT encourages all whānau across Te Moana a Toi to know the numbers and stay informed.
He waka eke noa – we are all in this together.

20/03/2026

Is your grab bag ready?
In an emergency, having a grab bag can make all the difference. Make sure it has the essentials for you and your whānau:
✔️ Water & non-perishable kai
✔️ First aid kit & medications
✔️ Warm clothing & blankets
✔️ Torch & spare batteries
✔️ Important documents & contact list

Check your bag regularly and make sure everyone in your whānau knows where it is.
Prepared whānau = safer whānau.
He waka eke noa – we are all in this together.

Are you ready if an emergency happens?✔️ Does your whānau know where to go?✔️ Do tamariki and kaumātua know what to do?✔...
15/03/2026

Are you ready if an emergency happens?

✔️ Does your whānau know where to go?
✔️ Do tamariki and kaumātua know what to do?
✔️ Are your emergency supplies ready?
Strong whānau plans save lives. TMAT encourages every whānau in Te Moana a Toi to have a simple, clear emergency plan.
He waka eke noa – we are all in this together.
GET READY HERE 👇
https://getready.govt.nz/prepared/household

🚨 During an emergency, everyone has a role. 1️⃣ Stay Calm – Kia tau te wairua. Pause, assess, and act safely.2️⃣ Know th...
12/03/2026

🚨 During an emergency, everyone has a role.

1️⃣ Stay Calm – Kia tau te wairua. Pause, assess, and act safely.
2️⃣ Know the Numbers, Know the Updates – Call 111, follow official advice, and stay informed.
3️⃣ Whānau – Check on your household first, support tamariki and kaumātua, and stay connected.

TMAT supports communities across Te Moana a Toi, but preparedness starts with us.
He waka eke noa – we are all in this together.

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