Our nursing team provides whānau-centred care to support your overall health and wellbeing. We work alongside you to understand your needs and provide the right care at the right time.

Our nurses can support you with:

• Hauora Planning to met your health goals

• Health assessments and clinical care

• Support to any ongoing treatment and care plans

• Medication support and monitoring

• Health education and advice

• Connecting you with other services and supports

Pūkenga manaaki (navigators) are useful people to talk to at any point of your healthcare journey.

They help improve your health outcomes by providing:

• help to access the most appropriate medical and healthcare facilities

• a smooth (as possible) transition between services

• transport when you need it

• culturally appropriate support and advocacy

• relevant health education

• links and consultation between whānau, community and service agencies

For whānau enrolled with us, our Kaimahi‑a‑iwi (social workers) provide ongoing support throughout your healthcare journey. They help you and your whānau strengthen wellbeing and access appropriate services, including:

• budgeting advice and financial support

• family support and childcare

• everyday or emergency social services

• grief and loss counselling and trauma care

• family violence services

• terminal illness and palliative care

Kaimahi-a-iwi are connected to, and connect you to, helpful people who work in the following organisations:

• education

• probation

• housing (Kainga Ora)

• NZ Police

• dental services

• employment services

• Oranga Tamariki

• youth services

• WINZ

• ACC

• IRD

• Court

• Te Puni Kokiri

• hospital services

• other community-based agencies