The Joint Work Programme
The Joint Work Programme (JWP) is one of the fruits of the Social Accord. Locally led, regionally enabled and centrally supported. The JWP is a co-governance, shared decision-making model between Iwi and the Crown.
Founded on establishing relationships in the community, the JWP prioritises whānau by putting the whānau voice front and centre. Our team identifies systemic challenges and works to remove them in order for the whānau of Te Hiku to thrive.
The seven pou of the Joint Work Programme
Ngā Puna Waiora
Ngā Puna Waiora is a mechanism designed to enable the Joint Work Programme's role and function. Ngā Puna Waiora allows the JWP team to implement a system focused approach to appraise Te Hiku issues and identify calls to action for system change.
Key Reports
The ultimate goal of whānau needs and aspirations is Orangatonutanga (wellbeing) with a key focus in the following areas:
Ngā Puna Waiora
identifies
What system changes are needed and then
advocates for them
We are systems advocates and activists directly raising the whānau voice with agencies of the Crown in order to effect change.