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Te Hā Oranga
Community Health Service, Kaupapa Māori
Today
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Description
Te Hā Oranga is a Ngāti Whātua organisation that provides health and wellbeing services to everyone within the Ngāti Whātua rohe.
Te Hā Oranga offers a range of health services underpinned by tikanga o Ngāti Whātua. We have clinics in Dargaville, Wellsford and Helensville offering mobile nursing services, focusing on the management of long term conditions in the community and Tamariki Ora. Click https://www.ngatiwhatua.iwi.nz/health/ for contact details.
Working alongside our nursing workforce, are whānau ora workers that support clients to access the health and social support services they require.
We also provide services that further enhance this care, including mental health community support, addiction counselling and support, smoking cessation support, transport and support for clients to access screening services (bowel and breast screening), home based support services, and health education and promotion services.
Ages
Youth / Rangatahi, Adult / Pakeke, Older adult / Kaumātua
How do I access this service?
Contact us, Make an appointment, Referral
Fees and Charges Categorisation
Free
Fees and Charges Description
Our service is free of charge.
Hours
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
| Mon – Fri | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
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Languages Spoken
English, Māori
Services Provided
We support you and your whanau by providing care to manage your health conditions in your own home and community, provide you and your whanau with information and education about your health condition and support you to access the services you and your whanau need.
We support you and your whanau by providing care to manage your health conditions in your own home and community, provide you and your whanau with information and education about your health condition and support you to access the services you and your whanau need.
We support you and your whānau by providing care to manage your health conditions in your own home and community, provide you and your whānau with information and education about your health condition and support you to access the services you and your whānau need.
Our service is open to all people. It is underpinned by Tikanga o Ngati Whatua, and operates to the Ngati Whatua Tikanga Best Practice Policy for Community Providers.
Our service is open to all people. It is underpinned by Tikanga o Ngati Whatua, and operates to the Ngati Whatua Tikanga Best Practice Policy for Community Providers.
Our service is open to all people. It is underpinned by Tikanga o Ngāti Whatua, and operates to the Ngāti Whatua Tikanga Best Practice Policy for Community Providers.
We are a Tamariki Ora provider and will support you and your whanau from the day your baby is born to the day they are ready to go to school.
We are a Tamariki Ora provider and will support you and your whanau from the day your baby is born to the day they are ready to go to school.
- Breastfeeding support
- Parenting education
- Young mums
We are a Tamariki Ora provider and will support you and your whānau from the day your baby is born to the day they are ready to go to school.
We are a Tamariki Ora provider and will support you and your whanau from the day your baby is born to the day they are ready to go to school.
We are a Tamariki Ora provider and will support you and your whanau from the day your baby is born to the day they are ready to go to school.
We are a Tamariki Ora provider and will support you and your whānau from the day your baby is born to the day they are ready to go to school.
Our whanau ora workers will support you and your whanau to access the services you require when you need them.
Our whanau ora workers will support you and your whanau to access the services you require when you need them.
- Kaupapa Māori
Our whānau ora workers will support you and your whānau to access the services you require when you need them.
View the Te Ha Oranga Mental Health & Addiction Service page.
View the Te Ha Oranga Mental Health & Addiction Service page.
View the Te Ha Oranga Mental Health & Addiction Service page.
We provide you or your whanau member with culturally appropriate and confidential counselling that gives you, or them, the strength to live a happier life free of addiction.
We provide you or your whanau member with culturally appropriate and confidential counselling that gives you, or them, the strength to live a happier life free of addiction.
We provide you or your whānau member with culturally appropriate and confidential counselling that gives you, or them, the strength to live a happier life free of addiction.
We will support you, and your whanau, to give up smoking, create smoke free environments at home and in the community, and live healthier lifestyles.
We will support you, and your whanau, to give up smoking, create smoke free environments at home and in the community, and live healthier lifestyles.
- Stop smoking
We will support you, and your whānau, to give up smoking, create smoke free environments at home and in the community, and live healthier lifestyles.
We will provide you, or your whanau member, with in-home care including support with cleaning duties, meals, and personal care (i.e. showering). This will ensure you, or they, are able to live independent and fulfilling lives within your/their own home and community.
We will provide you, or your whanau member, with in-home care including support with cleaning duties, meals, and personal care (i.e. showering). This will ensure you, or they, are able to live independent and fulfilling lives within your/their own home and community.
- Home support carers
- Assistance with bathing/hygiene
- Home equipment
- Home visits
- Needs assessment
- Home visit by nurse
We will provide you, or your whānau member, with in-home care including support with cleaning duties, meals, and personal care (i.e. showering). This will ensure you, or they, are able to live independent and fulfilling lives within your/their own home and community.
We provide transport so that you can access bowel screening and breast screening services free of charge.
We provide transport so that you can access bowel screening and breast screening services free of charge.
We provide transport so that you can access bowel screening and breast screening services free of charge.
Our service was built to support our kaumatua and our doors are always open to you for a cup of tea and kai, or at times when you are feeling lonely. We support kaumatua groups that ensure our kaumatua remain engaged in their community.
Our service was built to support our kaumatua and our doors are always open to you for a cup of tea and kai, or at times when you are feeling lonely. We support kaumatua groups that ensure our kaumatua remain engaged in their community.
Our service was built to support our kaumātua and our doors are always open to you for a cup of tea and kai, or at times when you are feeling lonely. We support kaumātua groups that ensure our kaumātua remain engaged in their community.
Please call us. Dargaville is currently screening, other locations may vary due to available smear takers.
Please call us. Dargaville is currently screening, other locations may vary due to available smear takers.
- Cervical screening
Please call us.
Dargaville is currently screening, other locations may vary due to available smear takers.
Region
North Auckland, West Auckland
Website
Contact Details
53-65 Commercial Road, Helensville, Auckland
West Auckland
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
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Phone
(09) 420 8523
Healthlink EDI
tehaoteo
Website
65 Commercial Road
Helensville
Auckland 0800
Street Address
65 Commercial Road
Helensville
Auckland 0800
Postal Address
PO Box 108040
Symonds Street
Auckland 1150
Dargaville Hospital, 77 Awakino Road, Dargaville
Northland
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
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Phone
(09) 439 3013
Healthlink EDI
tehaoteo
Website
158 Rodney Street, Wellsford
North Auckland
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
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Phone
(09) 423 6091
Healthlink EDI
tehaoteo
Website
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This page was last updated at 12:05PM on September 11, 2024. This information is reviewed and edited by Te Hā Oranga.