AUT BRANCH

The AUT branch leverages the expertise of its employees to address local public health issues specifically relevant to the North Shore and wider Auckland region. This involves engaging with community needs, understanding the prevailing health challenges, and implementing strategies that are tailored to the unique characteristics of the population.

Through collaboration and knowledge-sharing, the AUT branch aims to promote better health outcomes and enhance the quality of life for residents both in Auckland and throughout the motu. Researchers and practitioners at AUT are committed to advancing public health discourse and practice, contributing to evidence-based solutions that are culturally and contextually appropriate.

The AUT branch explores opportunities within Auckland and nearby areas to work with their communities in addressing specific public health challenges and promote health equity.

With the support of the PHANZ National Office, the AUT branch contributes to the development of public health policies and strategies aimed at improving the health and well-being of the New Zealand population.

The AUT branch generally meet each month via Teams. As a result of changing dynamics within AUT, upcoming branch meeting dates and locations are yet to be confirmed.

To become a member of the AUT branch, you must be a PHANZ member.