HealthWEST believes in empowering our community to take responsibility for their health and well-being through support, education, professionalism, respect and integrity.

Rūaumoko Marae is there for deaf children. It is a place where children can learn their kaupapa, marae protocol and Māori culture.

Holistic healing clinic using traditional Māori remedies including rongoā, mirimiri and karakia.

Traditional Māori healing through medicinal and spiritual means. Specialities include Maori Rongoa, Romiromi, Mirimiri, Koomirimiri and Whare Wananga Lore.  Hauora – ā tinana, ā wairua.

Specialises in rongoā and mana wāhine healing.

A rural setting to provide a 24/7 residential service and a day programme during the week for adults with an intellectual disability.

Free and low cost services for you and your whānau

We work both regionally and nationally to address health inequities and provide strategic solutions for long term outcomes, through key relationships, localised health promotion, public health policy development, health policy submissions and campaigns.

Support for whānau and drug court participants in their journey of recovery from addiction. Engaging with environment and native tree planting.

We offer free health services for youth including a well-being programme for youth with mild to moderate mental health issues, school based health services, youth health clinics and a young dads programme.

Patua Te Ngāngara – education and support for whānau dealing with P addiction

Whānau Māori point of connection support base, networks nationally and have regular wananga to assist those in recovery.

A community-based Kaupapa Māori Mental Health Services for Tangata Whaiora (people seeking wellness). Services are delivered within the Waitakere area

Specialist Māori Alcohol and Drug Service, the team provides assessment and from the assessment a care plan will be developed; We offer 1-1 counselling to address addiction problems or a two hour 4 x week te whare tapa wha group sessions and a 8 x week Powhiri Poutama group sessions to Tangata whenua and their whānau throughout the Auckland area and we are located in 4 vicinities throughout the Auckland region.

1. 17 Lambie Drive Manukau-09-2632-023. Walk in clinic Mon-Fri, 10am – 1pm
2. 409 New North Road Kingsland-09-845-1820. Walk in clinic Mon-Fri, 10am – 1pm
3. 44 Taharoto Road, North Shore-09-8228-557
4. 33-37 Paramount Drive, Henderson -098228-557

Te Ātea Marino, have a collaborative relationship with the Community Alcohol and Drug Services within the Auckland area (CADS).

Free and low cost services for you and your whānau