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Pacific Mental Health and Addictions Scholarships

October 05, 2018 at 2:22 PM

From Le Va

Futures that Work

Purpose

The purpose of the Futures that Work scholarships and support programme is to grow the capacity and capability of the Pacific mental health and addiction workforce.  

Growing the size and skills of the Pasifika workforce takes more than just financial support. It's also a combination of providing appropriate mentoring, coaching, cultural and pastoral care, as well as support in identifying employment and career pathways. 

That’s why the Futures that Work three-step programme has been successful.

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Category: Training