About us
The Moko Foundation is a non-profit charitable trust established to build a better Aotearoa- New Zealand through Health, Leadership and Education.
Founded in 2011 by Former New Zealander of the Year, Dr. Lance O’Sullivan and Tracy MacFarlane, the Moko Foundation continues to better and influence lives and communities around the country.
Our track record continues to grow as we’ve seen hundreds of rangatahi pass through our leadership programmes and gain access to an exclusive network or mentors and support.
In 2020, we welcomed iMoko Health Services to the Moko Foundation with building the capacity of providing health care to thousands of tamariki in our communities.
Waharoa ki te Toi is a Kaitaia based research centre whose overarching principle is to create new knowledge to produce better health outcomes. It is a unique partnership model between the MOKO Foundation and the Maurice Wilkins Centre, which is a New Zealand Centre of Research Excellence that brings together over 150 of the country’s top scientists and clinicians from across our top Universities.
The Moko Foundation
2 days ago
Our recent trip to Queenstown Research Week with team! 🤩 check it out whānau! ... See MoreSee Less
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Tumeke Rawa Moko😊
The Moko Foundation
3 days ago
Kaupapa rangatira e haere ake nei.
Next Saturday the 14th September at Te Rangi Aniwaniwa whānau! ... See MoreSee Less
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1 week ago
Join Conor Watene as he speaks with Doctoral Candidate Heemi Kapa-Kingi to speak on his research and upcoming Whānau Co-Design Hui on the 14th September, that will directly inform a resource for whānau who are supporting rangatahi who self-harm.” ... See MoreSee Less
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How do we identify it - how do we manage it - how do we prevent it
KIA ORAAA !!!! Appreciating this korero brothers! Real Talk .. Looking forward to this wananga...
Kapai kourua. Kia kaha ou mahi
Tautoko!
Nga Turu all day 👆🏽
Pono marika āu kōrero. Manawatina. Manawatoka
Tika korero Heemi. Ataahua😇💜
Mean brothers!
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