Whānau Ora is a service designed to advocate for and support both whānau and individuals. Once enrolled, a kaiāwhina will sit with you and your whānau to discuss your needs before creating a ‘whānau plan’ or a ‘healthcare plan’. This will be created in consultation with you and will outline certain goals you’ve identified as being important. Once you are happy with the plan, we will then begin navigating the most appropriate pathway to enable you to realise your goals. Whānau Ora is a service designed to advocate for and support both whānau and individuals. Once enrolled, a kaiāwhina will sit with you and your whānau to discuss your needs before creating a ‘whānau plan’ or a ‘healthcare plan’. This will be created in consultation with you and will outline certain goals you’ve identified as being important. Once you are happy with the plan, we will then begin navigating the most appropriate pathway to enable you to realise your goals.

This service is designed to support, educate and advocate on behalf of whānau/individuals with disabilities, also known as tangata whaikaha. We also aim to provide encouragement and support to empower tangata whaikaha and their whānau to gain control over their lives, eventuating in an improved quality of life and increased independence. The service is free and open to all.

Hei Tiki Pūmau is a kaupapa Māori antenatal programme designed for both pregnant māmā and their whānau. Over two and a half days (12-15 hours) we provide education based around breastfeeding, safe sleeping, dental health, immunisation, and other aspects identified as important to your hapūtanga (pregnancy). This service is available for all expectant parents but focuses on meeting the needs of first time parents and groups with high needs. The programme is usually held at Huria Trust or Huria Marae. Hei Tiki Pūmau is a kaupapa Māori antenatal programme designed for both pregnant māmā and their whānau. Over two and a half days (12-15 hours) we provide education based around breastfeeding, safe sleeping, dental health, immunisation, and other aspects identified as important to your hapūtanga (pregnancy). This service is available for all expectant parents but focuses on meeting the needs of first time parents and groups with high needs. The programme is usually held at Huria Trust or Huria Marae.

The kaumātua programme also named ‘Tīrairaka’ aims to support whānau to improve their overall well-being by providing a mentally and socially stimulating environment, specifically for kuia and koroua. This programme is run weekly on Tuesday, where kaumātua take part in various interactive activities, fortnightly outings and regular visits to a clinician. The activities are designed to provide many health, recreational and therapeutic benefits. Planned programme activities are scheduled quarterly by the facilitator and participants. A free pickup and drop off service is available and free to all enrolled/registered participants aged 55+.

Advocacy services can support you or work on your behalf when you are accessing health or social services. This can include listening to your concerns, talking through options with you and coming with you to appointments.

Available for general health check ups, blood tests (we are a locally based Pathlab), vaccinations and health promotional clinics. Available for general health check ups, blood tests (we are a locally based Pathlab), vaccinations and health promotional clinics.

Family / whānau support services provide support to improve the collective mental and/or physical wellbeing of the family / whānau.

Provision of information, guidance, advice, and resources.

Health screening tests check for health conditions or early warning signs of disease.