1. Value for Money in Whānau Ora Whānau Ora Conference – August 2011 Nan Wehipeihana & Julian King What is Value for Money?

2. Whanaungatanga Making connections Image: Phillip Capper on www. flickr.com Whanaungatanga What does “value for money” mean to you? As a: …Service provider? …Evaluator/researcher? …Māori/Pacific person?

3. VFM I learned from my Grandparents… Panel I learned from my Parents… My tamariki learned from me… I would like to teach my mokopuna…

4. Familiar concepts underpin VFM thinking Ko tou rourou, ko tāku rourou With your basket and my basket Ehara taku toa, he taki tahi, he toa takitini Not individual, but collective success Ahakoa he iti he pounamu Although it is small, it is priceless 4

5. What is value for money? 5 A measure of whether something is worth doing, bearing in mind other use of resources “Are we satisfied that the resources should be spent this way and not some other way?” Drummond et al (1987)

6. Best bang for the buck What did we put in? What did we get out? Was it worth it? We all do this, every day 6 www.julianking.co.nz

7. What if… 7 The Daily News 20 April 2015 Now into the start of its third term, the National Government has announced a major funding boost to Whānau Ora services. “The value of these services, for whānau and all New Zealanders, is very clear”, the Prime Minister said. “Not only have they helped thousands of people to place themselves on a secure, healthy pathway – they also return a dividend in terms of reduced demand for other taxpayer- funded services…

8. Or, instead what if… 8 The Daily News 20 April 2015 Now into the start of its third term, the National Government has moved swiftly to drop all funding for Whānau Ora services. “The value of these services had become highly questionable”, the Prime Minister said. “Whānau Ora was a nice idea, but it was very expensive and I am sure most New Zealanders would want us to show that they were getting value for their taxpayer dollars…

9. Why is VFM important in Whānau Ora? 9 Panel

10. Why is VFM important in Whānau Ora? Provider Collectives are here to make a difference for whānau To do that, they need to be here for the long term To survive, we need to answer the value for money question 10

11. Recap Value for money is a familiar idea – Using resources well – Getting real results It’s not hard We need to know how to get VFM It’s also important to show we’re getting VFM 11

12. 12 Value for Money workshops – modules 1. What is VFM? 2. Getting VFM 3. Demonstrating VFM 4. Take-home pack 30-60 min flexible For all audiences 30-60 min flexible For all audiences 30-60 min flexible For action researchers and provider leaders Extra detail For all audiences

13. 13 Contact us www.kinnect.co.nz www.kinnect.co.nz Nan Wehipeihana: nan@kinnect.co.nz Kataraina Pipi: kpipi@xtra.co.nz Julian King: julian@kinnect.co.nznan@kinnect.co.nzkpipi@xtra.co.nzjulian@kinnect.co.nz