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She’s earned praise for her ability to advise at the highest levels at short notice across a range of areas of responsibility, with no ‘playbook’ for operating in a pandemic to refer to. With Māori making up 40% of mental health service users but only 4% of clinicians, Clearhead designed a world-first AI therapist that is able to converse in Te Reo Māori in order to provide culturally responsive support. Clearhead also ran a programme that saved the lives of three Māori rangatahi from suicide. Agnes Loheni and her three sisters have managed and grown their family business into the successful Pacific fashion label MENA.
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adult store is a role model and EY ambassador for improving diversity within the industry and firm, leading the way for a career in professional services. She is a Trustee of Foundation North, one of New Zealand’s 12 community trusts providing grant funding for social impact; and Trustee of Belong Aotearoa, working on systems change for resettled communities. Denise’s vision is to put an end to poverty, child trafficking and slavery in Cambodia by re-establishing quality, accessible education for children (especially girls). As well as more than 400 sponsored children, there are thousands attending school regularly, and there has been a significant improvement in the quality of teaching and a new national teacher training programme. While schools are closed, children from CCT’s 23 sponsored schools still have remote access to learning via homework sheets delivered to individual villages. Kim Murray and Rebecca Morahan are the founders of WELLfed, a registered charity providing free cooking education and food-based support for whānau in Porirua.