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Kia Mau. Ko Te Atua Too Taatou Piringa. Ka Puta Ka Ora.\u003Cbr>Centre 401 is a leading, innovative and unique service that embraces the lived experience. |\n| MISSION STATEMENT Tauaakii Mihana |\n| We cultivate a journey of wellness with people by being innovative and responsive. |\n| PHILOSOPHY Tuhinga o Mua |\n| Consumer Owned and Operated\u003Cbr>This means that Centre 401 is run entirely by people who experience or\u003Cbr>have previously experienced some form of mental illness, including the Trustees, Management and Staff.\u003Cbr>Promote Recovery\u003Cbr>Te Whare Whaa Rau Ma Tahi/ Centre 401 recognises that recovery is:\u003Cbr> Individual -what we seek and what works for each of us is different\u003Cbr> A Choice - this choice cannot be made by any person but the person experiencing it\u003Cbr> A Process of Personal Development- it is complex and hard work\u003Cbr>Support Self Help and Self Determination\u003Cbr>It is up to each individual to take responsibility for their own wellness. Te Whare Whaa Rau Ma Tahi/ Centre 401 encourages people to take charge of their own recovery.\u003Cbr>Community Centered Peer Support\u003Cbr>As a team of community Intentional peer support workers, the staff at Centre 401 apply wisdom from learned experience. We also participate in the New Zealand Certificate in Health and Wellbeing ( Level 4) Advances Care and Support. |\n\nMEMBERSHIP Mematanga  \nCentre 401 Trust/Te Whare Whaa Rau Ma Tahi operates on a basis of membership. This means that everyone who wants to access Centre 401 Trust/Te Whare Whaa Rau Ma Tahi must become a member first.  \nTo become a member you need to have past or present experience with mental illness.  \nDo you identify as Maaori or Non Maaori?  \nNon Maaori  \nBecoming a member involves  \nMaaori  \nBecoming a mema ( member) of  \nmeeting with a Service Navigator to check that you are a past & or present user of mental health services along with our other entry criteria.  \nPeople who do not fit this description are linked with alternative options if this is possible. During the membership signup process, please let us know what culture you identify with.  \nTe Ropu Korowai Nga Tangata within Centre 401 /Te Whare Whaa Rau Ma Tahi will involve a Kanohi ki te kanohi (face to face) meeting with a Kaiwhakatere ( Navigator) to inquire if you are comfortable to progress with this entry process. If this is accepted by the Mema ( Member) the Kaiwhakatere ( Navigator) will seta time for Whakatau (Welcome) , and the process will be explained by the Kaiwhakatere ( Navigator) .  \nOnce a person is accepted for membership, they complete a centre consult with the navigator and have a membership I. D photo taken.  \nCentre 401 Trust/Te Whare Whaa Rau Ma Tahi is a place of recovery for people who want to understand themselves and move forward in their journey towards discovering what works to get and stay well.  \nCarparking is available for members while they are at the Centre next to reception and also the 5 visitors parks across from the training room.  \nVisitors are welcome on Wednesdays only between 10 am—12noon &  \n1:00pm—3: 00pm. This is to ensure that our members get the time and space they require to continue their recovery journey. You are solely responsible for and must accompany your visitor at all times. Visitors are charged $1 .00.  \n\n|  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| TE ROPU KOROWAI NGATANGATA |  |  |\n| | Te Ropu Korowai Nga Tangata is a collective of Maaori members and Maaori staff working together to strengthen a safe pathway for Maori into and within Te Whare Whaa Rau Ma Tahi / Centre 401.\u003Cbr>By honouring Te Tiriti O Waitangi and Tino Rangatiratanga, He Ropu Korowai Nga Tangata has a voice for Maaori in Te Whare Whaa Rau Ma Tahi/ Centre 401 at all levels.\u003Cbr>Cultural direction by Ngati Maahanga, Te Ropu Korowai Nga Tangata is generating an unwavering momentum within Te Whare Whaa Rau Ma Tahi/ Centre 401. |  |\n| \u003Cbr>To become a member of Te Ropu Korowai nga Tangata one will enter through kanohi ki te kano","cbCairR2MliN0GFb","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairR2MliN0GFb","pdf",22778424,28,"English","# Whakatau\n## Mission statement\n# Philosophy\n## Promote Recovery\n## Support Self Help and Self Determination\n## Community Centered Peer Support\n# Membership\n## Membership eligibility and signup process\n## Whakatau and navigator meeting\n# Te Ropu Korowai Nga Tangata\n## Māori pathway and cultural direction\n# Code of Conduct\n## Respecting others\n## Respecting property\n## The Bottom Line","[{\"question\":\"How does Centre 401 define recovery?\",\"answer\":\"Recovery is individualized—what works differs for each person. 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