17Jan
New website for Te Whiri Ora
The website for Te Whiri Ora (the new pathway that has replaced the Canterbury Children’s Team) is now live. The website includes information about the staff involved in the coordination service and, most importantly, the ability to make a request for support.
Te Whiri Ora has started accepting a small number of referrals and is trialling the new processes which have been developed through a co-design process. There has been a positive response from whānau to the way they have experienced this so far, which is encouraging.
Four staff have been appointed into the Kaiwhiri/Coordinator positions across our 4 host agencies. They are:
- Melissa Trilford at Waipuna St John of God (covering North Canterbury as well as Christchurch)
- Rose Jones at Purapura Whetu, Janine McIvor at Presbyterian Support (covering Ashburton to Christchurch)
- Kylie Delaney at Barnardos.
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