5 August 2025
We’re excited to let you know that SYHPANZ has a new name – Te Kāhui Korowai Rangatahi Youth Health Aotearoa and this brand new website.
Our te reo Māori ingoa was gifted to us and reflects our ongoing commitment as a collective of leaders to nurture and protect rangatahi across Aotearoa. It also aligns with our vision of seeing all young people in Aotearoa thrive.
Alongside our new name, we’ve launched this new website to better reflect who we are and the mahi we do: www.tekahuikorowairangatahi.co.nz
Have a look around the website, you’ll find information about our kaupapa, our work including advocacy activities, resources for the youth health workforce, and upcoming events.
Please let us know what you think and if you have any feedback.
Thank you for your ongoing support and collaboration. This new chapter brings a name change and a new look. It reflects our ongoing commitment to support, connect and advocate for those working in youth health as a strong, united voice for the wellbeing of rangatahi.
27th July 2025
We were delighted to learn that on 26 July 2025 Dr Aniva Lawrence and Dr Jason Tuhoe were awarded Distinguished Fellowship of The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners. This is a well-deserved recognition of their contributions to general practice and community health.
7th July 2025
We have partnered with the Australian Association for Adolescent Health (AAAH ) and the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) to deliver a series of six webinars on youth health from July to November 2025.
20th December 2024
I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your tireless work in 2024 supporting the health of rangatahi. This can be challenging work, especially at the moment, but we are stronger together and I believe both the workforce and young people can thrive if we continue to support one another.
6th November 2024
Māngai Whakatipu gathered for their last ā-tinana hui for the year in Tāmaki Makaurau - Auckland.