Kia ora! Welcome to the Manaora Rangatahi Guidelines Campaign. This unique initiative stems from the creative minds of rangatahi, who, seeking something more relatable than the existing Ministry of Health guidelines, have crafted 20 powerful messages of their own. Developed during two inspiring Noho held last year, these guidelines are a reflection of what resonates with youth today. They emphasise a balanced lifestyle that encompasses nutrition, physical activity, cultural awareness, and personal confidence. This campaign is not just about promoting healthier choices; it’s a celebration of youth-led innovation and empowerment. Join us as we support our rangatahi in this transformative journey towards a healthier, more vibrant future.
“Your Quick Guide”: Get an overview of the 20 essential messages that form the backbone of our campaign.
“Deep Dive into Eating and Wellbeing”: For a comprehensive understanding, this document breaks down each of the 20 messages with in-depth explanations and references.
Connect with us through our ‘Campaign Channels’ to stay updated and engaged with the Manaora Rangatahi Guidelines. Each platform offers unique content tailored to our audience’s preferences. Follow us on TikTok and Instagram for quick, inspiring snippets and updates. Explore our YouTube channel to access a comprehensive library of our videos – a central hub for all our visual resources. Click on the buttons below to join our growing online community and be a part of the conversation shaping the future of rangatahi wellbeing.
Explore the Manaora Rangatahi Guidelines messages, created by rangatahi to share essential insights about nutrition and wellbeing with communities across New Zealand. Each video focuses on a specific guideline, providing practical advice and tips designed to promote healthier living and personal growth.
The Manaora campaign has been a collaborative effort, providing a platform for young voices to express their ideas and drive positive change. Through these videos, rangatahi aim to spread their messages widely, encouraging healthier habits and fostering wellbeing in communities nationwide.
We invite you to watch the full series and join in supporting the efforts of rangatahi. Their guidelines continue to inspire and resonate, offering valuable guidance and sparking meaningful conversations about health and wellbeing across Aotearoa.
Explore the Manaora Rangatahi Guidelines messages, created by rangatahi to share essential insights about nutrition and wellbeing with communities across New Zealand. Each video focuses on a specific guideline, providing practical advice and tips designed to promote healthier living and personal growth.
The Manaora campaign has been a collaborative effort, providing a platform for young voices to express their ideas and drive positive change. Through these videos, rangatahi aim to spread their messages widely, encouraging healthier habits and fostering wellbeing in communities nationwide.
We invite you to watch the full series and join in supporting the efforts of rangatahi. Their guidelines continue to inspire and resonate, offering valuable guidance and sparking meaningful conversations about health and wellbeing across Aotearoa.
Explore the Manaora Rangatahi Guidelines through our video series, capturing transformative experiences and personal growth from the Manaora Noho. Hear valuable lessons, meaningful connections, and challenges overcome by rangatahi and facilitators like Raun and Boyd. These stories highlight youth-led innovation and the collaborative spirit of the Manaora project. Celebrate the dedication and creativity of our youth, leading the way toward a healthier future.
Our ‘Manaora Rangatahi Guidelines’ campaign is primarily geared towards rangatahi aged 13-24, reaching across Hawke’s Bay and extending throughout New Zealand. This initiative is focused on engaging and inspiring these young individuals, equipping them with valuable knowledge and tools for a healthier lifestyle.
Additionally, we recognise the vital role of the wider whānau and communities in supporting and nurturing the wellbeing of rangatahi. Therefore, our secondary audience includes family members, caregivers, educators, and community leaders who play a crucial part in this holistic journey towards health and empowerment.
