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Who are we 300,000 people Represent 22 different ethnic cultures and communities Median age of 22 years We live in the far north to the far south of Aotearoa and all points in between Transitioned from immigrant

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Who are we……

  • 300,000 people
  • Represent 22 different ethnic

cultures and communities

  • Median age of 22 years
  • We live in the far north to the

far south of Aotearoa and all points in between

  • Transitioned from immigrant

communities to New Zealand born

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The dream……

“Pacific families that are succeeding in education, health, economically independent, have a sense of belonging and contributing positively to our communities and New Zealand society”

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Our goals Support Family unit

At various points along the journey we draw on our support networks including

  • ur navigators who walk

alongside us with cultural and contextual sensitivity Building up and using our existing abilities so that we can work together as a whānau to reach our goals

“

Our

journey

Our ancestors

We build on our collective heritage and the knowledge

  • f our forebears to create a

secure future for the next generations We work together as a family to define our aspirations, set goals and build the right capability that will help us achieve them

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Better er way of working rking wi with fam amil ilie ies

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What's different?

Values based Commissioning

Deficit focus Dependency Individual Consumption Outputs Data Production Strength based Self determination Family Investment Outcomes Data Utilisation

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Economically Independent & Resilient Succeeding in Education Healthy Lives Leadership, Culture & Community

LONG TERM

Financial Freedom Lifelong Learning Living Longer, Living Better Leading and caring for

  • ur Families,

communities and country MEDIUM TERM

Economically

independent and resilient

Reducing their

indebtedness

Owning and

  • perating their
  • wn businesses

Achieving

educational success

Supporting and

nurturing educational success

Technically literate Smoke free Physically active

and are making healthy eating choices

Managing their

health in partnership with health professionals

Actively

participating in national screening programmes

Living in healthy, safe

& violence free environments

Strong leaders,

influential, foster resilience and empower each other to improve their lives

Accept and advocate

for the inclusion of our diversity

Involved and

influential in their civic duties SHORT TERM

Becoming

economically independent

Engaging with

support to reduce their debt

Engaged in a range

  • f pathways that

provide successful employment and business

  • pportunities

Well-prepared for

schooling

Identifying their

educational pathways

Understanding how to

support and nurture educational success

Embarking on the

journey to live a smoke free and healthy lifestyle

Partnering with

health professionals in the management

  • f their health.

Fully immunised Progressing

towards achieving their aspirations for those living with disabilities

Taking leadership in

providing healthy and safe environments for their families

Strong in their cultural

capital and sense of belonging

Understanding the

diversity of our communities

Actively participating in

their communities

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Commissioning Spend

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Commissioning Approach

  • Informed by 1500 interviews with families
  • Review of the evidence related to social and

economic outcomes

  • Outcomes framework developed
  • Priorities identified
  • Utilise evaluation and monitoring to inform our

approach with regular assessment and feedback from families, community and partners

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Us Usin ing g Da Data to Improve e the li lives s of Pac acifi ific c fam amil ilie ies

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32 32 par partn tners: s:

12 co core, e, 7 In Innovati ation,

  • n, 2

ad additi itional

  • nal navigati

igation

  • n

12 sm smal all l gr gran ants ts

5,3 ,338 38 fam familie ilies s enga gaged ged 30,853 ,853 in individuals dividuals Pas asif ifik ika a Futur utures es Commis mmissioning sioning

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0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% Samoan Tongan Cook Is. Niuean Fijian Tokelauan Tuvaluan census commissioning

Et Ethnicity hnicity Di Distribution ribution

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0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% Auckland and Northland Wellington Mid Central South Island Target Core Commissioning

Ge Geospre spread ad

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12 par partn tners

The he Fono no, , Kaute, PTC, Taeom

  • manino

ino, , Fonua nua Ol Ola, Commun munity ity Appr proac ach, h, Mt Wel ellingt ington IHC, Whanau au Maanaki naki, , Pa Pacif ific ic Home Care, , South th Seas, s, ATHW HWA, , Wha hare Or Ora

2, , 953 53 fam familie ilies s enga gaged ged 17,068 ,068 in individuals dividuals Core e Par artner tner Commiss mmissioning ioning

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Whānau

Our Focus

Budgets Bank Accounts Reduce Debt Engagement with ECE Smoke Free Health Plan Culture & language Connecting families

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Core re KPI I Progres rogress s

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90%

  • 10. Now connected
  • 9. Culture and language
  • 8. Now smoke free
  • 7. Health plan
  • 6. Now enrolled in ECE
  • 5. Plan to enroll in ECE
  • 4. Know about ECE
  • 3. Bank accounts
  • 2. Reduce Debt
  • 1. Budgets

target result

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Comple mpleting ting fin inancial ancial pl plan ans s

  • r bu

budg dgets ts Tar arget: get: 70% 0% Result: ult: 54 54%

474 / / 880 80 fa fami mili lies es ( 2 ( 2739 739 in indiv ividuals) iduals)

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Ban ank k ac account counts s an and d ban banking king sma marter er Tar arget: get: 70% 0% Result: ult: 74% 4%

220 207/2992 7/2992 fa fami mili lies es ( 1 ( 12756 756 in individuals) ividuals)

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Begun gun to re reduce duce de debt bt (b (by 5% 5% or mo more) e) Tar arget: get: 5% Result: ult: 23% 3%

205 05/88 /880 0 fa fami mili lies es (1 (1184 4 in individuals) ividuals)

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Kno now w abo about ut th the ra rang nge of f EC ECE E opt ptions ions Tar arget: get: 80% 0% Result: ult: 50% 0%

696 96/1 /138 382 2 fa fami mili lies es ( 8 ( 835 35 chil ildren) dren)

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A pl A plan an to enrol nrol in into

  • ECE

Tar arget get 60% Result: ult: 38% 8%

445 45/11 /1167 67 fa fami mili lies es ( 5 ( 534 34 chil ildren) dren)

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Now Now enrol rolle led d in in EC ECE Tar arget: get: 15% 5% Result: ult: 21% 1%

233 33/11 /1137 7 fa fami mili lies es (2 (280 80 chil ildren) dren)

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Fam amilies ilies ha have a h a health alth pl plan an Tar arget: get: 60% 0% Result: ult: 41% 1%

641/15 1/1577 7 fa fami milies lies 3704 704 in indiv ividuals iduals

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Now Now Smo moke e Free Tar arget: get: 10%

Result: esult: 10% 0%

130/1 30/125 259 9 fa fami mili lies es (7 (751 1 in individuals ividuals now in in sm smok

  • ke

e fr free ee fa fami mily) ly)

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Par articipatin ticipating g in in cu cult lture ure or la language nguage Tar arget: get: 60% 0% Result: ult: 33% 3%

257/ 7/777 7 fa famil ilies ies ( 14 ( 1485 85 in indiv ividuals iduals)

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Fam amilies ilies now w co conne nnect cted ed Tar arget: get: 50% 0% Result: ult: 31% 1%

132/42 /421 1 fam amil ilie ies (763 in indiv ividua iduals) ls)

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9 9 par partn tner ers

Otahuh uhu College lege STEM, EM, OC OCA, Epip ipha hany, SWIPI IPIC, C, AHA Wel ellingt ington Tong ngan an Leade ders, s, Vaka ka Tautua tua, , Wha hare Ora Ora, CIDANZ ANZ

1,8 ,843 43 fam familie ilies s enga gaged ged 10,652 ,652 in individuals dividuals Inno novation ation Par artner tner Commiss mmissioning ioning

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54%

achieve ved U UE (49% n nationa nally)

83% 83%

achieve vement senior s science Internals increasing

science participation

Otahuhu College STEM

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218

Complet eted

Leve vel 3 3 o

  • r 4

4 qualifi fication

65 65

in t trades employment

86% (197 individ.)

.)

retained i in trades p pipeline

Oceania Careers Academy

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15 15

emerging

Leaders upskilled

44 44

new ew j jobs created

10 10

New ew b business start-ups

CIDANZ

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78 78

families

complet eted Financial p plans

30% 30%

reduced d debt (by 5 5% o

  • r m

more)

70% 70%

Increased savings

Vaka Tautua

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100% (60 f

families)

  • n a

a savings plan t to h home

  • w
  • wnership

100% (60families)

reduced d debt (by 5 5% o

  • r m

more)

95% 95%

Increased savings

Whare Ora

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12 par partn tners

Ki Kimi mi Hauora, ra, Poriru irua St Strong rong Famil ilies, ies, Fiji ji Nurse ses s NZ, South uth AKL KL Tonga gan n 7th

th

Day, Vine nepa pa Tru rust, st, Samoan

  • an Nurses

ses NZ, , Ad Addingt dington Samoan, an, Canterbu nterbury y Fiji jian, n, PIACT CT, Tonga gan Nurse ses s NZ, Z, Tuv uvalu lu AKL KL, USO O Bike Ride de

542 42 fam familie ilies s enga gaged ged 1,5 ,543 43 in individuals dividuals Sma mall ll Gran ants ts Commiss mmissioning ioning

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Famil ily y Cen entred red ap approa

  • ach

Fam amil ily y Dr Driv iven en Fam amil ilie ies s set set thei eir r

  • wn

wn pat ath

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Pac acific ific Lea eade dership ship

Understand the context,

What’s Different Coll llaborati aborative e Par artne nership ships

Innovative and unique to Pacific families

Mo Moni nitoring

  • ring &

Ev Eval alua uatio tion n

Using data and evidence

So Solu lution ion an and st stre rength ngth bas ased ed

Flexible and responsive