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Te Hā Aukati Kaipapa

Stop Smoking Services

Support from specialist quit coaches to help you become, and stay, smoke free.

Te Hā means ‘the breath of life’ and refers to traditional hongi where te hā is exchanged between two people. Honour te hā by stopping smoking, for your health and for whānau wellbeing.

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About Te Hā

Our specialised Pūkenga Manaaki quit coaches know that quitting is hard. They are ready to work with you on your journey of becoming, being and staying smoke free.

Three people standing in front of a large palm tree and a body of water with boats, mountains, and a clear sky in the background. All are smiling, with the two women on either side wearing black shirts, and the man in the middle wearing a dark gray t-shirt with the text "WORLD SMOKEFREE MAY."

Te Piki Oranga quit coaches Vika Latu, Taylor Leggett and Melissa Nally

    • personalised quit plans, face-to-face coaching

    • tailored coaching for groups e.g whānau or friends

    • home visits, or come to one of our health hubs

    • nicotine replacement therapy

    • information about vaping

    • special Pēpi First programme for hapū māmāReferral is from Te Whatu Ora/Health NZ mental health specialist service.

Three women, including an elderly woman, a young woman, and a baby, sharing a joyful moment together in a living room.

  • Deciding to stop smoking is one of the best things you can do for you and your pēpi.

    Our Pēpi First kaimahi are here to help you achieve a smokefree pregnancy and a smokefree house for your whānau. We can do this for tane and other whānau members in your household too.

    You will be rewarded with vouchers as you reach milestones in your journey.

Download an infosheet about this service

Watch our video about a special smokefree wānanga

Whakaurunga paearu | How to access

Your doctor (GP), midwife or other healthcare provider can refer you to this service.

You can also enrol (refer yourself), a whānau member or someone else using the contact details on this page.

Mō ētahi atu āwhina | For more assistance

Phone: 0800 ORANGA (0800 672 642)

Email: admin@tpo.org.nz

Use our online enrolment / referral form: www.tpo.org.nz/enrol

Visit: A Te Piki Oranga health hub in Whakatū / Nelson, Wairau / Marlborough or Motueka.