Workwise has been named and is excited to join the Ministry of Pacific Peoples Tupu Aotearoa Auckland metro collaborative partnership. Announced this week by the Ministry of Pacific Peoples, the Tupu Aotearoa programme has been expanded to cover the wider Auckland...

The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (the College) has awarded Te Pou o te Whakaaro Nui principal advisor mental health and service user lead Caro Swanson an Honorary Fellowship for her influential work in mental health systems and services....

We are delighted to have Carmen Jacobsen joins us as our new group manager people and culture. Carmen started her new role with us this week, following Simon Batters, promotion to chief executive of Wise Management Services. She brings with her an extensive experience...

Talofa lava, malo e lelei, kia orana, fakalofa lahi atu, tēnā koutou katoa. We are delighted to announce that Denise Kingi- ‘Ulu’ave will lead Le Va as the new chief executive as of February 2020. We are also very fortunate that founding chief executive Dr Monique...

On 14 and 21 November, Pathways held two very special ceremonies celebrating the 2019 graduates of the Level 4 Certificate in Mental Health and Wellbeing. The two ceremonies, held in Palmerston North and Auckland, celebrated 38 Pathways and Real staff and one Workwise...

This funding ensures that workforce development organisations like Le Va, Te Pou o te Whakaaro Nui (Te Pou) and Blueprint for Learning will have increased funding. Government says this will enable 12,000 more people to receive training over four years, boosting...