On behalf of Hauraki PHO, National Hauora Coalition and Pinnacle, we are seeking kaimahi working in primary and community care who are interested in further education, skills development or study support.
If you work in Waikato, Taranaki, Tūwharetoa or Tairāwhiti, please check the status of the fund for your region below. Please discuss with your employer before applying here.
Lakes/Tūwharetoa: To strengthen your application for this region we strongly suggest referring to He Ara Whakapikiora (PDF) which outlines the six priority areas and their pae tata goals and objectives. It is important to show how the outcome of the requested training/education aligns with these priorities. Please follow this link to use in conjunction with the application form.
Funds are limited and distributed by a contestable process, prioritised to align with building primary and community workforce capability and local workforce priorities. Decisions around allocation of funding will be made by the district-specific governance groups.
This funding is part of Te Whatu Ora workforce development for primary and community care. Apply here.
We welcome applications from all kaimahi working in primary and community healthcare roles, including those employed by PHOs, GP practices, Hauora Māori and Pasifika community providers, and other community providers, including aged care.
Funding will be released in rounds. You will be updated regularly on the progress of your application.
If you would like support to apply or to kōrero about this opportunity, please apply here or email: regionalwfdapplications@pinnacle.health.nz.
This funding is part of Te Whatu Ora workforce development for primary and community care.
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