Diabetes eye screening

Healthy Babies, Healthy Futures is a programme which consists of various workshops and activities to improve nutrition and exercise for Māaori pregnant mums, caregivers and all other family members who have children under 4

The Youth Health Hub provides a range of free health services across the Waitemata District Health Board

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, spiritual and mirimiri/romiromi means. 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.

Rongoā Māori Services – Traditional healing that provides mirimiri, karakia and whakawhitiwhiti kōrero.
Cancer Community Health Navigator – Support to whānau diagnosed with cancer.
Cardiac Rehab Service – a home based culturally responsive service for clients. Provides access to relevant services and promotes healthy lifestyle behaviours.
Whānau Ora – Māmā and Pēpi -support to mothers requiring intensive maternity or child health support.
Mobile Māori Nursing – for enrolled adult whānau who have lung, diabetes and/or heart disease.
Oral Health Services – 18yrs+ dental services
Well Child/Tamariki Ora – health and development checks and education to support whānau and maximise childrens health status and development potential.
Rheumatic Fever – education service and rheumatic fever swabbing.
Wai Home Based Support Services – for whānau with a disability who are having difficulty caring for themselves (illness, post-surgery, chronic medical condition)
Cervical Screening Services – for women 20-69yrs.
Community Nutritian, Cardio Vascular Disease Prevention- education programmes to promote healthy diet, exercise, smnokefree healthy lifestyles.
Mission Slimpossible – free community fitness programme for all ages, sizes and fitness levels.
Te Pae o te Haa – culturally tailored smoking cessation programme taregted at youth and pregnant women providing weekly clinics and support group sessions.

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 wellbeing 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).

Advocacy and peer support – information, social and emotional support for whanau or carers of mental health users. (Adults)
Advocacy and peer support – information, social and emotional support for whanau or carers of mental health users. (Child, adolescent and youth)
Community Support Work – Support direct to people with MH problems. Cultural support, coordination of support aimed to increase independent living
Home based Recovery Support Service – highly responsive support for ongoing assistance – referrals from DHB.
Iwi Support Work Service – Māori with MH problems who have high and ongoing support needs.
Kaupapa Māori Mental Health Services – Day Programmes; free to aid tangata whaiora on journey to recovery
Kaupapa Māori Alcohol & Drug Services – free outpatient based assessment treatment and liaison service. Info, advice and support for whānau.
Behavioural Support – intellectual disability support
Taitamariki Substance Misuse Prevention Service – Early intervention support, information and advice for youth aged 10-13 at risk of developing substance misuse problems.