Historic kawenata/Memorandum of Understanding signed with Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei
A significant development has been our partnering with Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei on a range of capability development and knowledge-sharing initiatives, in ...
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New research into kaumātua health and wellbeing
In 2024/25, the Foundation funded a Ngāti Hine Kaumātua Needs Assessment research project which was conducted by the Kingi Ihaka Research Centre in ...
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Te Hauora Mahara – providing Mātauranga Māori-inspired care solutions
A major work programme is currently underway with five Iwi groups across Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, Te Tai Tokerau Northland and Kirikiriroa Hamilton ...
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Belonging as an ageing Asian, new research by Emeritus Professor of Diversity Edwina Pio ONZM
Executive summary In a volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous world, migration and ageing are omnipresent phenomena. Population ageing is one of ...
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Knocking ageism on the head – interview on ‘The Detail’ with Chief Executive Denise Cosgrove
The Selwyn Foundation’s Chief Executive Denise Cosgrove was interviewed this week for RNZ/Newsroom’s ‘The Detail’ on ageism and the implications for ...
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In Women’s Health Week, The Selwyn Foundation urges older women to put their health and wellbeing first for a change
As a supporter of Aotearoa New Zealand’s inaugural Te Wiki Hauora Wāhine/Women’s Health Week, The Selwyn Foundation is encouraging all older women to ...
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Double the Renters by 2048: Forum Calls on Local Candidates to Act Now on Senior Housing
A secure home isn’t a luxury – it’s the foundation of dignity, health, and belonging. Yet for too many older New Zealanders, that foundation is ...
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2025 Ka Mākona report highlights seniors’ income inadequacy
The 2025 Ka Mākona report on income inadequacy in Aotearoa New Zealand, released last week by Kore Hiakai Zero Hunger Collective, looks at the income ...
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