”The first challenge is seeing myself as a community leader which is always a tough pill to swallow.” | Te Mete Lowman from The Western Initiative

”I feel with my holistic background, if I’m close to doing something like getting my feet in the sand, that’s me.” | Toni Helleur, CEO & Community Connector at I AM Māngere

I’ve put some stops in place and learning to say no | Jerome Mika, Community & Business Development Lead at The Cause Collective

Mānawatia a Matariki! Looking to the year ahead | Rochelle Stewart-Allen & Tuihana Ohia

Introducing Tātou tātou - kaitiaki kōrero about hauora / wellbeing

Meet our Tātou tātou co-hosts, Tuihana and Rochelle

Learning to be in a really good place | Sakhr Munassar, Community Lead at Hui E! Community Aotearoa

Indigenising your mind for better ways of living | Tu Chapman, Co-Chair at Intersex Aotearoa

What did our tipuna want us to have? | Eden Skipper, Board Member of Community Research

Being here because we’re givers is a real problem for wellbeing | Holly Snape, CEO of Community Waikato

Struggling to tell my story as it’s always been about whānau | Natalia Sexton, Kaiwhakahaere Matua at Weave

Needing to get myself into good health so I can serve others | Kodrean Eashae, CEO of Voices of Aroha

Learning to block out time to do something for my own wellbeing | Michelle Kitney, CEO at Volunteering NZ

Learning and discovering about looking after my own mental health | Sabina Larsen, Counsellor at Reachout Counselling

Getting pulled in a whole lot of different ways | Fole Finau, Intrapreneur at The Western Initiative

Making sure time with my community is not at the expense of my whānau | Whetū Campbell, Kaitakawaenga Māori at Wellington Community Fund

Needing to stop faking looking after myself | Janie Walker, General Manager at Community Research

Keen to listen to Tātou tātou? Kaitiaki kōrero about hauora / wellbeing

”One of the things I want to learn is to just chill. It’s really hard. How do I just do nothing?” | Rochana Sheward, Chief Executive at Belong Aotearoa