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Credentials and Awards

Our team brings together a broad range of qualifications, credentials, specialist training and hands-on experience across security and support services.

Individual staff members hold different qualifications and training relevant to their roles, skills and responsibilities.

Qualifications, Credentials and Training

Our team's combined qualifications and training include:

  • Certificate of Approval (COA)

  • NQA Security Courses: 27361, 27360 and 27364 (at a minimum)

  • Team-Wide Vetting, including NZ Police, Forensic Healthcare and CYRAS

  • First Aid Certificate - NZQA Unit Standards 6402, 6401

  • Medication Administration

  • Type 1 Diabetes Training

  • Communication and Neurodivergent Thinking

  • Minimisation and De-Escalation

  • Understanding Harmful Sexual Behaviours and Grooming

  • Personal Care Services

  • Physical Intervention Training, including Agile, Safeguarding, Breakaway, Trauma and Restraints

  • CPI Training

  • Challenging Behaviour Training, including ADHD, Autism, Bipolar Disorder, Schizophrenia and Other Complex Needs

  • Physical Disability Support skills, including Patient Hoists, Catheter Replacements and Wheelchair Support

Cultural and Language Skills

Our team's cultural knowledge and language skills include Samoan, Te Reo Māori, Fijian, Tongan, Cook Islands Māori, Niuean and Tokelauan.

We value the understanding, connection and trust that cultural awareness and multilingual communication can bring to the support we provide.

Experience You Can Rely On

The Tautua Mana team brings experience ranging up to 30 years across frontline security and support services.

This background contributes to our practical approach to safety, communication, de-escalation and supporting people through challenging situations.

Pacific Business Trust Awards 2025

Winner — 'Professional, Business and Support Services' Category

Being selected as the winner was a humbling moment for a still emerging company such as Tautua Mana.

This recognition reflects the dedication of our team and our commitment to providing reliable, compassionate support to vulnerable people and communities.

Moana, Antonio, and the rest of the staff are proud of how far we have come, and remain committed to learning, developing our skills and providing support grounded in dignity, safety and respect.