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Our Asthma Care service is here to help you manage your asthma effectively, right within the Ngāti Awa rohe. Whether you're dealing with asthma yourself or supporting a whānau member, we're here to provide personalized support and guidance. You can easily access our service through various ways including self-referral, GP referral, or even community referrals.

The BOP Facilitation Service is here to support former sawmill workers and their whānau who have been exposed to hazardous chemicals. We provide health check-ups and guidance to ensure your wellbeing and the health of the land. Our service is tailored to kaumātua (elderly), focusing on their specific health needs.

Our Youth Wellbeing Support service is here to help our young people (rangatahi) thrive by reducing the harm caused by alcohol and drugs. We focus on prevention and education, using approaches that are grounded in our culture and driven by our community. This service builds resilience and strengthens protective factors among rangatahi, promoting overall wellbeing in a way that resonates with their experiences and environment.

At Screening with Care, we offer free cervical smears and mammograms in a supportive environment. Our service is designed for women aged 25-69 for cervical smears and 45-65 for mammograms, focusing on your comfort and wellbeing. We understand the importance of these screenings and strive to make the experience as stress-free as possible.

Our Mind and Body Support service is here to help adults who are facing challenges with both mental health and substance use. We understand that these issues can be connected, and our approach is to look at your whole wellbeing, not just one part. Our team offers counselling in a way that respects your cultural values and personal needs.

Our Contraception Care service offers a supportive and safe environment for you to explore your contraception options, including Jadelle implants. It's designed for adults who want to make informed decisions about their reproductive health with the guidance of caring professionals.

Family Start is a nurturing programme designed to support the growth and wellbeing of tamariki (children) and their whānau (families). By visiting your home, our friendly team helps improve your child's health, relationships, and overall environment. This service is tailored to meet the unique needs of each family, ensuring that both pēpī (babies) and tamariki receive the best start in life.

Our Health Navigator service is here to guide you and your whānau through your health journey. We work closely with you to understand your needs, set goals, and create a comprehensive plan tailored just for you. Our team, including clinical nurses and midwives, provides wrap-around support to help you navigate the health system effectively. We're skilled in advocating for you and connecting you with other necessary services.

At our Family Support Hub, we stand beside whānau to navigate life's challenges and celebrate its joys. Our service offers tailored support, from counselling to goal-setting, ensuring every family member feels empowered and supported. Whether it's advocating for necessary services or providing a listening ear, we're here to help whānau flourish.

Our Whānau Immunisations service provides a caring and supportive environment for your pēpī and tamariki (babies and children) to receive their vaccinations. We understand the importance of these health checks and offer flexible, judgement-free services right in your community or at home. Whether it's your first time or you're catching up, our team is here to support your whānau every step of the way.

Our Antenatal Wānanga offers a special journey into the traditional Māori birthing practices and parenting wisdom. It's a place where pakeke (adults) can come together to learn, share, and prepare for the arrival of their pēpi (baby). You'll explore natural pain management techniques, traditional birthing methods, and even craft your own taonga like wahakura (safe sleep space), here muka, and ipu ewe.

Our Whānau Support service embraces a Kaupapa Māori approach, focusing on the health and wellbeing of pakeke (adults) through community and home-based support. By integrating Māori beliefs, values, and practices, we foster whakawhanaungatanga (relationship building) and connect individuals with their whānau, hapū, and iwi. This holistic service addresses all aspects of health, ensuring that cultural identity and wellbeing are nurtured together.

Our Mind and Body Balance service combines traditional Māori healing practices, like mirimiri (therapeutic massage), with modern mental health support. It's designed to nurture your mind, body, and spirit, promoting overall wellness. Whether you're seeking a peaceful escape or need support for mental well-being, our service is tailored for adults looking to find balance in their lives.

Kahu Taurima Midwifery offers a warm and culturally grounded journey through maternity. From the first steps of antenatal support to the joys of birth and beyond, our dedicated midwives are here to guide you every step of the way. We ensure that you receive continuous, personalized care, making your experience as smooth and comforting as possible.

Our Whānau Health Support service offers a warm and understanding approach to managing long-term health conditions like diabetes, heart issues, and respiratory diseases. We focus on providing education, support, and practical advice tailored to the needs of adults and kaumātua (elderly) within the Ngāti Awa rohe. Our team is here to guide you through managing your health with regular check-ups and personalized care plans.

Our Whānau Wellness Path service is here to guide and support your whānau in leading a healthier lifestyle through balanced nutrition and regular physical activity. We focus on practical ways to improve your overall health and reduce the risk of long-term diseases by making healthier food choices and staying active. This service is perfect for anyone looking to make positive changes in their health and wellbeing, regardless of where you're starting from.

Oranga Kaumātua is a heartfelt programme dedicated to supporting our Koroua (elder men) and Kuia (elder women) within the Ngāti Awa rohe. It offers a range of activities designed to enhance their health, cultural identity, and connections with whānau (family), hapu, and iwi. This service is all about meeting the unique needs of our elders, helping them stay independent, and providing opportunities to socialize and learn with peers.

Our Upskill Pathways service offers a nurturing environment where you can gain new skills in the Hauora (health) and Social sectors, as well as in Pre-trades industries. Over 7-8 weeks, you'll engage in both theory and hands-on work experience, guided by our dedicated team. This program is perfect for anyone looking to start a sustainable career or enhance their current skills. It's supported by the Ministry of Social Development and accredited by BCITO, ensuring you receive recognized qualifications.

Our Safe Sleep Support service is here to help you ensure your pēpi (baby) sleeps safely, reducing the risk of Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDI). We offer practical, hands-on wānanga (workshops) where you can learn to weave your own wahakura (safe sleep space) and understand the essentials of car seat safety. This service is designed for whānau who want to gain knowledge and skills to protect their pēpi both at home and on the go.

Our Shared Care Support service provides round-the-clock care and protection for tamariki (children) and rangatahi (youth) who are in state care. We focus on creating a safe, stable home environment where all their needs are met, including social work and clinical support. Our team of dedicated caregivers ensures that every young person is connected to their whānau (family), hapū, and iwi, supporting them as they grow or transition into adulthood.

Our School Support Hub is here to make sure your tamariki (children) can flourish both at school and at home. We have dedicated social workers who work closely with students and whānau (families), providing tailored support and guidance.

Tamariki Ora is a warm and welcoming service designed to support the health and development of your tamariki (children) from birth to age five. Our dedicated nurses visit your home to check on your pēpi’s (baby’s) growth, development, and overall wellbeing. They offer practical advice on immunisation, oral health, and early childhood education, making sure your little ones are thriving every step of the way.

Our Whānau Support Line is your first step towards finding the help and support you need. Whether you're concerned about tamariki (children) or seeking advice for yourself or a loved one, we're here to guide you. By calling us, you can discover the various services available in the Eastern Bay of Plenty that can assist you and your whānau.

Te Waipuna Ariki o Matangireia offers a warm and welcoming environment for tamariki (children) and their whānau (families) to grow and learn together. Our bilingual curriculum is rooted in the rich traditions and tikanga (customs) of Ngāti Awa, fostering a deep connection to our culture from an early age. Through strong relationships and a supportive learning environment, tamariki develop independence, a sense of belonging, and a lifelong love of learning.

Toi Kaiāwhā Support is here to help adults who are feeling a bit overwhelmed or stressed, and their families too. We focus on using culturally relevant practices, including Rongoā (traditional Māori healing), to address mental health and addiction issues. It's all about working together to find the best ways to support your wellbeing.

Rangatahi Pathways is here to help young people, especially those transitioning from state care, navigate the journey to adulthood. We provide tailored support, advice, and resources to empower you to become an independent and thriving adult. Whether you need guidance, financial resources, or someone to talk to, our team is here for you.

Whakamanahia te Waiu offers compassionate, culturally grounded support to help you establish and maintain breastfeeding practices, ensuring the best start for your pēpi (baby). Our service is designed to be welcoming and supportive, providing you with the knowledge and care you need during this important time.

Whānau Resilience is a nurturing programme designed to support whānau (families) on their journey to healing from family violence. By embracing culturally grounded approaches and community-designed services, we help strengthen your cultural identity and promote healthier relationships. This service is here to support behaviour change and foster resilience, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for all.

Whānau Navigator is here to help you and your whānau find the right support and services within your community. Whether you need guidance on where to start or help accessing specific services, our team is here to assist. We work closely with you to understand your needs through initial assessments and connect you with the necessary community and government resources.

Our Youth Justice Support service is here to guide young people through the justice system with care and understanding. We provide social work support and facilitate Family Group Conferences, where rangatahi (youth) can address their actions and the impacts they've had. This service is designed for young people who have been referred by NZ Police Youth Aid.