Hip Hop Public Health NZ programme encourages active and healthy lifestyles while students learn new skills, improve their fitness, and increase their confidence. We assist students to learn more effectively and encourage fun activities in an environment free from the negative influences of alcohol, smoking, drugs and violence. We are on a quest to offer the best physical activity dance programme
to Years 9 to 11 for schools with a Decile rating of 1 to 5. Kā Life In Schools has been running for 4 years in selected Auckland schools. Hip Hop Public Health NZ - Kā 400 Holiday Programme is for young people aged eleven and over. They enjoy daily structured programming that includes a variety of physical activities such as, performing arts; ki-o-rahi, hip hop, workshops and performances and much more that encourage fun without the negative influences of alcohol, smoking, drugs, and violence in a healthy and safe environment. The aim of Kā 400 is to inspire and ignite passion within the young people who participate, encouraging them in their physical wellbeing, and offering a friendly supportive atmosphere. The kids benefit as they learn new skills, improve their fitness and their confidence while having a whole lot of fun. Ka TV offers a weekly life-style show motivating whānau towards better, healthier living. Jay Tewake and Tara Puke bring a weekly dose of exercises and easy two-minute healthy recipes. Get expert advice from a team of health and fitness leaders including Dr Garsing Wong, Lani Lopez and Mika.
UMA health active page predomianntly for physical and mental health projects that integrate creativity
