This National Social Workers’ Day, we acknowledge and celebrate the dedication and important mahi of social workers across Aotearoa.
Every day, social workers walk alongside individuals, whānau and communities supporting people through challenge, strengthening wellbeing, and helping create safer, more connected communities.
As this day falls close to Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, it is also a timely reminder of the importance of kotahitanga coming together in unit and honouring the relationships, language and culture that enrich our collective mahi.
To all social workers for the difference you make every day. Your commitment, care and professionalism matter and today we celebrate you. Mīharo! And a HUGE mihi to our own five social workers at Kāhui Whakamana Tauwhiro, we love you very much. He taonga katoa!
Three of our five kaimahi social workers pictured here Liz, Chief Advisor Social Worker (L), Emily, Senior Professional Social Work Advisor Māori and Tash, Senior Professional Social Work Advisor Māori ⭐
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