Taha whānau refers to the family aspect of a person's well-being in the context of the Māori holistic health model, known as the {Te Whare Tapa Whā}. This model emphasizes the importance of family connections and support in maintaining overall health. Taha whānau highlights the role of relationships with extended family, or {whānau}, in providing emotional and social support. In Māori culture, strong family ties are essential for individual identity and community cohesion. Taha whānau encourages individuals to nurture their relationships with family members, fostering a sense of belonging and security. This focus on family well-being contributes to a balanced and healthy life.