Kaiwhakahaere Tangata me te Ahurea
(People and Culture Administrator)
Kylie Moana
Ko Hikurangi te maunga
Ko Waiapu te awa
Ko Horouta te waka
Ko Ngati Porou te iwi
Ko Tuatini te marae
My name is Kylie, and I am a People and Culture Administrator with Te Amo Atawhai.
I have come from the beauty industry, where my job was all about helping kiritaki/clients reach their skin health goals and feeling confident in their own skin.
Now having the privilege of being a part of a Māori whānau owned and operated company that helps our kiritaki on their journey back to independence and catering to all their needs along the way with exceptional in-home cares.
Kaiwhakahaere Tangata me te Ahurea
(People and Culture Administrator)
Journey Hihi
Kia ora ra! Kō wai tenei?
He uri tenei nō te Tairawhiti, I am a born and bred Gizzy gal!
Ko Ahititi te Maunga
Ko Wairere te Awa
Ko Te Aitanga-a-Mahaki te Iwi
Ko Waihirere te Haukainga
Ko Journey Hihi e mihi atu nei
Tihei Mauri Ora!
My name is Journey Hihi, I am a Kaiwhakahaere Tangata me te Ahurea (People and Culture Administrator) with Te Amo Atawhai.
I hail from Gisborne and have resided here in Te-Matau-a-Māui for a little over a year now.
I grew up in Kohanga Reo, Kura Kaupapa Māori and began bilingual learning in high school, and have recently come out of Kohanga Reo as a Kaimahi.
Te Amo Atawhai captivated me purely by their passion in supporting our community all around the motu, while upholding culturally based principles.
Outside of mahi you are highly likely to find me at BFT Hastings, or outdoors with my whanau and friends.
Mauri ora!
Kairuruku Rauemi
(Resource Coordinator)
Jamie Stafford
Ko Mt Ruapehu te maunga
Ko Waikato te awa
Ko tainui te waka
Ko Ngati Manipoto toku iwi
Ko Kaitupeka toku marae
Kei te noho au ki kirikiriroa
Ko Jamie Stafford toku ingoa
No reira, Tena koutou katoa
Kia ora, I am Jamie and I reside in Kirikiriroa and whakapapa to the King Country region and the Far North. I am a proud parent of 3 amazing tamariki.
I have held several positions in the past, mostly in administration, as a CRS representative, and most recently in support work. My desire to advance in the healthcare industry was sparked by my passion for support work. My goal is to assist individuals in leading comfortable and fulfilling lives.
I enjoy my role as Kairuruku Rauemi because it offers me the chance to help and participate with my people in a fresh way, while adopting a Māori-centric perspective. I promise to remain devoted to delivering exceptional mahi that is culturally sensitive and aligns with our goals. Kia ora
Kairuruku Rauemi
(Resource Coordinator)
Fuchsia Mutu
Ko Mātaatua te Waka
Ko Waiaua te Awa
Ko Mākeo te Maunga
Ko Omaramutu te Marae
Ko Te Whakatōhea me Te Whānau-ā-Apanui nga Iwi
Ko Fuchsia tōku ingoa kei Ōtautahi au e noho ana.
Kia ora! I am a descendant of Mātaatua waka born and raised in Christchurch.
I come from a whānau of healers who have all dedicated their mahi into helping people in mirimiri, nursing, caregiving, visual/performing arts, department of corrections, and teaching Te Reo Māori.
Their love and encouragement have helped shape and guide me into who I am today.
I started with Te Amo Atawhai as a Kaimahi Tautoko and gained some experience in the administration side within head office as Kaiwhakahaere Tuku Karere before stepping into my new role as Kairuruku Rauemi.
Being on the front line to behind the scenes has opened my eyes to how needed and appreciated our services are in the community.
Since the beginning, I’ve learnt and continued to learn from and embrace more about our Kiritaki, Kaimahi Tautoko and Kaiwhakahaere team. As a dedicated māmā my instinctual nature to help, listen, laugh, and encourage has grown since working here at Te Amo Atawhai.
I have a passion for cooking and the arts mostly music, kupenga and knitting haha! I also enjoy spending time with my whānau and friends. You may also find me at the park with my sons, throwing a softball or rewatching a Disney movie for the 10th time.
Kia mau ki te maungārongo mo te oranga o te Iwi katoa. May peace guide out mahi to help the community.
Piki te ora!
Call today to discuss how we can help you
0800 1 TE AMO (0800 183 266)
