E hiahia ana mātou ki te rongo i ō koutou kōrero mō te hunga e tautoko ana i ngā pēpi, mokopuna me ō rātou whānau. Ko wai i reira? Ko wai kāore i reira? He aha ngā mea i tautoko i a koe? He aha ngā mea i hiahia koe kia whiwhi?
Tērā pea he kōrero mō te whānau, ngā hoa, ngā āpiti, te kāinga, te hapori, te ahurea, ngā ratonga hauora, me ngā āhuatanga o ia rā o te poipoi pēpi. Ahakoa he nui te tautoko mai o tō whanau, nā o hoa, kaimahi rānei i tautoko, ko koe anake rānei, kōrero mai. Mā ēnei kōrero e whakaatu he aha ngā mea e hiahiatia ana e ngā whānau kia puawai.
We want to hear your stories about the villages around pēpi, mokopuna and their whānau. Who was there? Who wasn't? What made you feel supported and what did you wish you'd had?
Your story might be about whānau, friends, neighbours, housing, community, culture, healthcare, or the everyday realities of raising pēpi.
Whether you had a strong village, built one yourself, or felt like you were doing it alone, we want to hear your story. Together, these stories will help build a picture of what whānau need to thrive.
When you share a story with Wāhi Kōrero, we review it and remove names or details that could identify you or others.
Your story becomes part of a wider collection of anonymous kōrero that we learn from and use in research, and to help improve services and systems for whānau. We also share what we learn back with communities.
All identifying details will be removed so your story will remain anonymous.
When your story is submitted it will be sent to our team to moderate. After all personal information has been removed, your story will be posted to the site anonymously.
Your story will be used in research to explain how healthcare is experienced. It will show potential areas for improvement.
