INTERVIEW: We need to be heard to effect action on alcohol, says Alcohol Healthwatch Director
HPF recently caught up with Alcohol Health Watch’s new Executive Director Andrew Galloway, who joined the organisation in October last year, for an indepth-interview about his extensive career. We al…
Culturally responsive health promotion approaches focus of webishop
We invite you to join us for our first webishop of the year ‘Culturally Responsive Health Promotion Approaches in Aotearoa NZ’ to be held on March 27 from 11am – 12.30pm. Aotearoa NZ has been a mel…Read more about 'Culturally responsive health promotion approaches focus of webishop'...
Registrations open for short course in health promotion
Registrations for Intake One of the short course in health promotion are NOW OPEN! Do you want to be empowered with new tools for your kete as a health promoter? Do you want to broaden your knowledg…Read more about 'Registrations open for short course in health promotion'...
Pae Ora Tiriti Futures
By Nā Chris Webber Whāia te iti kahurangi, ki te tuohu koe, me he maunga teitei Seek the treasure that you value most dearly, if you bow your head, let it be to a lofty mountain. Chris Webber As o…
HPF kaumātua, Bishop Richard Rangi Wallace leaves lasting legacy
The legacy left to the Health Promotion Forum of NZ by the late Bishop of Te Waipounamu the Right Reverend Richard Rangi Wallace will endure for years to come. Bishop Richard, who passed away on Ja…Read more about 'HPF kaumātua, Bishop Richard Rangi Wallace leaves lasting legacy'...
HPF has exciting new developments for New Year
Hari tau hou tātou kātoa - Happy New Year everyone! We hope you had a good break over the festive season and took some time out to refocus on your health and wellbeing. We’re sure you, like us, are …Read more about 'HPF has exciting new developments for New Year'...
Meri Kirihmeti from the HPF team
It’s hard to believe another year has flown by and the festive season is already upon us! We're sure, like us, you're looking forward to taking some time out over the holidays to rest, rejuvenate, c…
HPF's achievements highlighted at AGM
HPF’s continued service to the public health sector and communities, both at the national and global level, was acknowledged by HPF’s Board Chairman Mark Simiona at our AGM today. Mr Simiona touche…
Change to CoA fees
The fees for the online Certificate in Achievement of Health Promotion (CoA) will be changing effective from January 1, 2024. Jointly offered by the Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT) and HPF the …
Research to examine impact of unhealthy food taxes in Tonga
Congratulations to HPF’s Dr Viliami Puloka and Otago University’s Dr Andrea Teng who have been awarded a Marsden Fund Standard grant to investigate the effects of Tonga’s world-leading, comprehensive …Read more about 'Research to examine impact of unhealthy food taxes in Tonga'...