Mahuru: Ngāpuhi Iwi Social Services

ANZSOG's Showcasing Indigenous strength and leadership in public administration competition calls for videos that showcase an initiative, policy, program or personal story that demonstrates Indigenous strength in leadership in public administration.
The inaugural competition awarded two winners $5,000 each to donate to the community organisation of their choice, thanks to the support of the Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ).
The New Zealand winner, Mahuru by Ngāpuhi Iwi Social Services, shows how community works together to design a service that wraps around young people. This is delivering benefits to young people, the community, and more broadly to society. This clearly demonstrates the power of positive approaches to changing the life course of young people. A collaboration that is paying off for all.
The videos will form a component of another new ANZSOG initiative designed to feature content produced directly by and with Indigenous peoples: the Indigenous Wise Practice stream, which will become a part of our renowned Case Library, will showcase strengths-based Indigenous initiatives and Indigenous leadership. These cases will bring the wise, resilient and innovative ideas and practices of Indigenous peoples to centre-stage. Cases will be available as an online resource for practitioners and scholars for use in public administration teaching and practice.
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