Ka Hao Te Rangatahi

Ka Hao Te Rangatahi explores adolescence as a time of renewal, growth, and potential, designed through an ao Māori lens and supported by western science.

Snapshot of Content

 

  • Major changes in the brains, bodies, and lives of taiohi

  • Adolescent growth — roro (brain), tinana (body), ako (learning), hononga (relationships)

  • Mana, tapu, whakapapa, whanaungatanga, and mauri as foundations for wellbeing

  • What supports or hinders taiohi development (protective and risk factors)

  • The role of kaimahi and collective care in supporting rangatahi

 

 

Description

 

Ka Hao Te Rangatahi explores adolescence as a time of renewal, growth, and potential, designed through an ao Māori lens and supported by western science. Grounded in the whakataukī “Ka pū te ruha, ka hao te rangatahi — as the old net is placed aside, the new net goes fishing”, this workshop looks at the significant changes in the brains, bodies, learning, and relationships of taiohi, and how guidance, opportunities, and connection can help them flourish.

 

 

Learning Outcomes

 

  • Deepen understanding of adolescent development and the influences on taiohi wellbeing

  • Reflect on insights from mātauranga Māori, tūpuna wisdom, and western science

  • Recognise the importance of whanaungatanga, culturally grounded relationships and safe environments

  • Identify ways their professional role can help to support rangatahi and whānau to reach their potential

Audience

Kaimahi and professionals working with taiohi and their whānau.

 

Duration

  • Half-day (4 hours) introductory workshop.

  • Full-day (8 hours) workshop – extend your learning by adding our He Hīkoi Mahara wānanga or Kia Matua Rautia half-day workshop, creating a rich full-day experience.

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