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Whanaunga āwhina sessions

Session and participant records allow you to easily and appropriately capture information when working with whānau

Creating a whanaunga āwhina session

Whanaunga āwhina overview with add session button highlighted
  1. Create or search the whanaunga āwhina

  2. Press the Add session button from the overview

  3. Fill in the basic session details and workers involved

  4. Mark the member attendance (or leave blank if not yet known)

Creating a session record

Once the session has been created a session record can then be added via the Add record button. Session records appear in the record of all the members that attended the session.

Note: To be able to add a record you have to be added as a worker in the session. Each worker can add a single session record

The record information can now be entered including adding the necessary record forms. Once all the information has been entered press the Finish editing button.

Creating an attendee record

Once a worker has created a session record it is possible to add attendee records. These are for when wanting to record notes only against a specific attendee that should not appear in the session record for all attendees. Attendee records are created by pressing the Add attendee record... button and choosing the attendee.


Signing and finishing a session

For a session to be classed as completed and its information valid it needs to be signed. To be able to sign a session first all of the records within the session also have to be signed.

Once all records have been created and finished for a worker they can press the Sign records button to sign all of their session records.

Whanaunga awhina session with the sign records button highlighted

Once all records within a session are signed any worker can then press the Sign session button to sign off and complete the whole session.

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