Awhina Kingi is a Registered Nurse and Vaccinator. Here is her kōrero around her decision to be vaccinated and how they are preparing themselves and checking in on one another in their close knit village of Pipiriki on the Whanganui River.

Nan Pirikahu-Smith’s sister Moringa Pirikahu speaks about her Kura and Community and their approach to support one another around making an informed decision about the vaccine, here is her kōrero! This is the second video from a three-part video series of Nan Pirikahu-Smith and her whānau at their Marae Te Wairoa Iti in Waverley.

Nan Pirikahu-Smith and her whānau share their kōrero around the decision to vaccinate here is their kōrero. This is the third and final video of a three-part series of Nan Pirikahu-Smith and her whānau at their Marae Te Wairoa Iti in Waverley.

Kahurangi Simon has been part of supporting the Ngā Paerangi Kaiārahi Team that has been tasked with ensuring that Ngā uri o Ngā Paerangi are well looked after during Covid-19. He has also been instrumental in assisting Te Oranganui with organising vaccination clinics at Kaiwhāiki Pā. Here is his kōrero around the decision his whānau have made to vaccinate and the way in which he has been involved in ensuring his whānau, hapū and iwi are well and safe.

Born and raised in Whanganui, Kerwyn Morgan was hesitant to receive her Covid-19 vaccination. Here is her kōrero around her journey to be vaccinated and the impacts that her decisions have had on her life.

He rua au he Awa, he Rauru au aue…! Nan Pirikahu-Smith has been an integral part of supporting Te Oranganui with the Covid-19 Vaccination Clinics in Waverley. She is also a kaimahi of Te Oranganui working as a Whānau Ora Navigator. Her mahi takes her in to homes of kaumatua and whānau, she decided to be vaccinated because she needed to ensure her own safety and the safety of those whānau who she comes in to contact with. This is a three-part video series of Nan Pirikahu-Smith and her whānau at their Marae, Te Wairoa Iti in Waverley.