Te Rau Matatini

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Effective Intervention Programmes Topatopahia te
rere o Te Waka
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Te Rau Matatini

• Our Mission
• Innovative and sustainable Maori workforce
  solutions that
• Support Maori aspirations, add value to Maori
  mental health and broader health workforces
• Are quality, dual cultural and clinical
  competency based
• Enhance best practice and service responsiveness
• Are collaborative

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Multi-strand approach
Multi-strand approach
Hoe Tahi (EI Scholarships)
Hoe Rua (Work-based Placements)
Hoe Rua (Work-based Placements for New Recruits)
Hoe Wha ( Problem Gambling Scholarships)
Training
Training (EI Mobile Training)
Hoe Toru (Addiction Service Secondments)
Addictions Competencies Review
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• Topatopahia te rere o Te Waka
• ( Effective Intervention Programme)
• Hoe Tahi ( AOD Scholarships)
• Hoe Rua ( Work-based placements)
• Hoe Toru ( Field secondments)
• Hoe Wha (Problem Gambling)

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• Hoe Tahi

• AIM To build strengthen the AOD workforce
• Targeted AOD sector
• Working with whanau who have been through or are
  in the Justice system with AOD issues
• Looking for a career in the AOD sector
• Eligible to work in New Zealand

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• Hoe Tahi ( scholarships) 2008
• 92 Recipients
• Hoe Tahi ( scholarships) 2009
• 122 Recipients

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• Hoe Rua Work-based placement Programme
• AIM To grow the number of people working in
  Addiction services
• 8 Placements, up to 12 months in length
• Placement awards of between 15,000 to 60,000 to
  assist with
• Salary for the period of placement
• Training Development costs

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• Registrations of Interest to be an AOD Host
  Provider or a New Recruit..
• See our web-site www.matatini.co.nz

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• Hoe Toru Programme Secondments
• Aim Provide an opportunity to gain on-site
  shared experience in a different work context
• 6 secondments, up to 1 month
• Travel accommodation
• Staff backfill
• Supervision costs

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• If you would like to participate in the Hoe Toru
  secondment programme, please download an
  application form
• See our web-site www.matatini.co.nz

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• Hoe Wha Problem Gambling Programme
• Aims
• To prevent and minimise the harms associated with
  gambling
• To build workforce capacity in the problem
  gambling sector
• Support relevant research to inform the Ministry
  of Healths integrated problem gambling strategy.

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• For further information about any of our
  Effective Interventions Programmes please contact
  the EI Team.
• Tracey, Seru, Ray, Jasmin
• 04 473 9591
• 0800 MATATINI