Support hours are flexible and tailored to meet the needs of tāngata whai i te ora, promoting community engagement, whānau activities, and, where appropriate, a Tikanga/Kaupapa Māori approach. Most visits and community participation occur between 7:30 AM and 4:00 PM, with an on-call system available for support outside these hours.

This recovery-focused rehabilitation service supports tāngata whai i te ora in enhancing life skills, strengthening their identity, and deepening their knowledge and understanding of Māoritanga.

This consists of three whare (houses), all within the Waitemata DHB region of Auckland. Tāngata whai i te ora who have been diagnosed have their needs assessed and are placed according to their requirements into a whare. Once placed in a whare, Tangata Whaiora are provided ongoing external clinical treatment and support through their clinical teams. All three whare are staffed with culturally aware mental health professionals 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Te Kotuku Ki Te Rangi Charitable Trust offers subsidized rental housing in West Auckland. One- and two-bedroom units are available for individuals facing mental health challenges and/or social or economic hardship. Two-bedroom units accommodate small families, couples, or individuals open to shared living.

Planned Adult Respite provides 24/7 support from kaimahi with mental health qualifications. Located in a seven-bedroom whare in Henderson, the facility offers multiple living areas and quiet spaces for tāngata whai i te ora to recover in a stress-free environment. Kaimahi ensure all needs are met during their short-term stay, offering crucial support for those experiencing mental distress who benefit from a stable, safe setting. Access to respite care is by referral from Home-Based Treatment or Crisis Teams under WDHB.