Health Support - Health Providers

Family Planning is a national organisation that provides support with sexual and reproductive health. Working with people of any gender, age, ethnicity or sexual orientation. Consultations are free for NZ residents aged under 22 years.• Clinical services• Health information• Education, training and research

Heart Place Hospital provides long-lasting solutions that allow front-line workers in health, education and parenting to remain in their positions and remain well. Everyone heals differently. They are committed to supporting each visitor to reach the best version of themselves. They offer bespoke solutions that are tailored to everyone's unique needs. They know that you have your own personal magic and power, and they want to ignite your awareness of it so that you can achieve the best possible outcomes.

Hokianga Health (or Hauora Hokianga) is a community organisation (NGO) providing a wide range of health services to those who reside within an area defined by the geographic boundaries of the former Hokianga County Council. All of the services, including GP visits (for PHO members), are provided at no cost at the point of need.8.00am - 5.30pm Monday to Friday. 24 hour answer service available. Koha/donation appreciated. No referral required.

Home Support North Charitable Trust are the largest Northland based Home Support Services Provider. The focus of their service is the dignity, wholeness and rights of the individual. provide home-based care and support for older and disabled people, as well as to those recovering from an accident or hospital stay.

Ki A Ora Ngatiwai provide the following services:• A free mobile primary nursing service, covering Ngatiwai coastal area with clinics from Bland Bay to Bream Bay.• Whānau Ora Kaiārahi • Manawa Ora• Youth Healthcare (including alcohol and drug prevention)They also have a Medical Centre which will incur a cost for individuals aged 14 and over.

Mahitahi Hauora is Northland’s primary health entity (PHE); with a focus on supporting a primary healthcare system that sustains equitable, self-determined wellbeing and ensures every person has an opportunity to live a long and healthy life.Services include:• Kia Ora Fund• Manawa Ora Health Home Initiative• TiakinaTe Kaitiaki - Caring for the Carer• Oranga Kai• He Kakano Ahau (mental health for young people) • Te Tumu Waiora (primary mental health and addictions care and support)

The Ngati Hine Health Trust provides health services through its provider arm, Hauora Whanui, social services through Whanau Whanui, and education and training through Matauranga Whanui.Services include:• Te Mirumiru (Early Childhood Education Centre)• Hauora Whānui (Nursing/Medical Centre/Clinics)• Maiaorere (Disability Support Services)• Whānau Whānui (Social Services/Family Support)• Mātauranga Whānui (Health Promotions, Education and Training)• Whānau Ora (Whānau Empowerment)• Te Hononga Hou (Mental Health and Addictions)• Ngā Whare mō Ngā Whānau (Whānau Housing) Some charges may apply.No referral required.

Community BasedTe Hā Oranga services are for whānau who require additional support to remain actively involved with family/whanau, community living, education, employment and self-management of their own wellbeing.Whānau OraTe Hā Oranga provide individuals and whānau with the appropriate services and support they need to improve their wellbeing and achieve their aspirations.Clinical SupportTe Hā Oranga have nurses, counsellors and practitioners available to support whanau to retain or regain control of their own wellbeing.

THOON is the Iwi hauora provider based in the main centre of Kaikohe. They deliver services to all age groups from Pepi to Kaumatua and Kuia within the boundaries of Te Whare Tapu o Ngapuhi.They are an organisation committed to making their community safe, healthy and vibrant. Services include: • Break-Away School Holiday Programmes• Community Connection Service• Community Food Service• Family Start• Stop Smoking Service• Transitional Housing (Rent and utilities contribution may apply)

Te Hiku Hauora is the largest provider of primary health care services in the Te Hiku (Far North) region. They offer accessible primary health care to the Far North community, focusing on the high needs of the Māori community.Te Hiku Hauora provide a variety of services and programmes for babies, children, youth, adults and the elderly. Whether you need GP or Dental services, Mobile Nursing, Health Promotion or Home Support, they are there to help you.They are committed to making their services available to everyone, regardless of their financial circumstances or background; many of their services and programmes are free.

tlc4u2 is there to support you and your whānau/family with professional, quality and fully-personalised home care services throughout Northland. Funded Care ACC Referral Te Whatu Ora Private Care

Whakawhiti Ora Pai Community Health Centre provides a range of health & wellbeing services. These include:• Te Puarangi: Addictions support and services networking• Community Connector: Assistance to complete forms or connect to services• Budgeting Support: Develop a budget plan to help whanau towards financial freedom• Advocacy support with other agencies• Kaiarahi: Kaiarahi walks alongside whanau to develop plans, set goals, support them to achieve their intended outcomes• Health Promotion Services• Community Events The health and social team members are dedicated to helping whanau and communities to become more empowered and therefore stronger.

Whangaroa Health Services Trust (WHST) provides a range of community services to the residents of the Whangaroa Ward in the Far North. Their services include:• The Pa community fitness centre• WHST community garden• Kauri Lodge age related residential care• Rural Health and Wellness Team which includes oral health, nurse practitioner, advocacy navigator and a physical fitness mentor.