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Making it safe to talk about
family violence in health care

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engari he toa takitini.

Atawhai is a network of researchers, health and social care providers, and whānau and family members dedicated to preventing family violence and improving health, hauora and wellbeing.

The moemoā of Atawhai is for health care to be a place where families and whānau feel safe to talk openly about family violence, and health care providers feel confident and capable to respond.

Join us in creating better, safer futures for all families and whānau.

Are you a service provider?

Join our network of dedicated professionals working together to prevent family violence and improve health, haurora, and wellbeing. By becoming part of Atawhai, you will connect with a trusted group of researchers and social care providers, collaborating to deliver safe and effective responses for whānau and families.

Are you a whānau or family member?

Your experience and insights are crucial in shaping services that truly meet your needs. By taking pert in What Matters to Whānau study, you’ll have the opportunity to share what matters most to your whānau or family when accessing care- heling to create better, safer responses to family violence.

Our Partners & Collaborators

Our Partners & Collaborators

Our Partners & Collaborators

This research is funded by the Health Research Council of New Zealand.

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