General

ABI Rehabilitation New Zealand Ltd (ABI-NZ) is a private company formed in 1996 to provide a comprehensive range rehabilitation services for people with traumatic brain injury or other acquired brain injuries e.g. stroke. The services available include: Intensive inpatient rehabilitation Acute rehabilitation for minimally conscious clients Day rehabilitation Slow stream / Long-term rehabilitation (residential care) Community and outpatient services.

Bay Audiology offers a range of services to look after all your hearing needs. We’re here to help you, from diagnosing hearing difficulties, to fitting, servicing and maintaining hearing aids. Free hearing tests offered.

Canopy Eating Disorders Support Services is New Zealand’s first community based support service for Kiwis with eating disorders and disordered eating. FREE services include Cloud Support (online) and Peer2Peer Support (in-person). Other services include weekend intensives & clinician-led treatment programmes. Canopy's mission is to democratize eating disorder support and treatment - making it accessible and affordable to all New Zealanders.

Free services help people manage Diabetes, provide support to stop smoking, and counselling to help with a range of anxiety and depression problems. One-to-one and group sessions are available. Staff speak a range of languages including English, Chinese (Mandarin and Cantonese) and Korean. Interpreters may be available for speakers of other languages.

We provide specialist active care for people in our community with any type of advanced, progressive and terminal disease that no longer responds to curative treatment. This improves the quality of life for patients and families, through the prevention and relief of suffering, pain and other symptoms; physical, psychological, social and spiritual.

Harbour Hospice North Shore is a local charity. We provide compassionate, specialist care to people who are dying, while supporting their families and caregivers. Anyone living with a life-limiting condition such as heart failure, motor-neurone disease, multiple sclerosis (MS) or cancer may benefit from Hospice Care. Overview: · Specialist palliative care nurses and doctors · 9 inpatient beds for short term admissions and respite care · Family support, practical advice and counselling · Chaplaincy & Pou Arahi (previous Kaiawhina) support · Physiotherapy and pharmacist services · A Hospice day group programme · A 24 hour helpline · Palliative care education and training

As an independent community driven organisation our commitment and aim is towards improving health outcomes of residents of Auckland's North Shore and the Rodney District, including South Kaipara. Health Link North does this by promoting community participation in healthcare decision making and fostering collaborative relationships between healthcare providers and the community we serve.

Healthline is a free, 24 hour a day, telephone health advice service. Healthline registered nurses assess a person's condition and health needs and recommend the best course of action and a time-frame in which to take action. They can also provide general health information and location of services. The service provides a language line for non-English speakers.

HealthWEST provides the following services: Health Promotion GRx (Green Prescription) Smoking Cessation WERO Challenge Diabetes Self Management Course Retinal Screening Healthy Babies, Healthy Futures Child Health - Immunisation Outreach and National Immunisation Register Youth Health Hub Specialist Youth Health Clinic Enhanced School Based Health Services Your Choice - Mental Health Services 10-24 Years Young Dads Pacific Cancer Support Whanau Ora Case Management/Navigational

Hospice West Auckland is a registered charitable trust that provides palliative care and specialist palliative care for people at the end of their lives. We care about quality of life, comfort and dignity at the end of life, ongoing support for those who are grieving for their loved ones.

Kainga Ora is a free service which aims to support low income families to have warmer, drier and healthier homes. This can be in the form of education, supplementing social housing applications or minor housing repairs. Interventions are delivered through a mixture of social work and interagency collaboration. Families in all housing tenures (social housing, private rental, boarders) are potentially eligible.