Mana Ake - Stronger for Tomorrow provides support for children aged five to 12 years old across Canterbury.
Mana Ake kaimahi work with schools to support teachers, families and whānau when children are experiencing ongoing issues that impact their wellbeing such as anxiety, social isolation, parental separation, grief and loss and managing emotions.
Kaimahi have a diverse range of skills and include psychologists, social workers, counsellors, teachers and youth workers. Kaimahi can work with individual children and their families at school, in the community or at home and with groups of children in schools. They provide advice, guidance and support for teachers and family/ whānau.
Family Help Trust have 8 staff working in Canterbury schools helping deliver the Mana Ake program.
For more information about the program here is the the link to the Mana Ake website https://manaake.health.nz/
Mana Ake kaimahi work with schools to support teachers, families and whānau when children are experiencing ongoing issues that impact their wellbeing such as anxiety, social isolation, parental separation, grief and loss and managing emotions.
Kaimahi have a diverse range of skills and include psychologists, social workers, counsellors, teachers and youth workers. Kaimahi can work with individual children and their families at school, in the community or at home and with groups of children in schools. They provide advice, guidance and support for teachers and family/ whānau.
Family Help Trust have 8 staff working in Canterbury schools helping deliver the Mana Ake program.
For more information about the program here is the the link to the Mana Ake website https://manaake.health.nz/