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REMINDER: AGM is re-schedlued for 26th February 2025.
Our Services
Supporting Wairoa Whānau Through Health, Social, and Community Services.
At Kahungunu Executive ki Te Wairoa, we are dedicated to enhancing the well-being of our community through a wide range of health, social, and housing services. As Wairoa's trusted Māori Health Provider, we work alongside whānau to deliver culturally grounded, holistic support tailored to meet their unique needs. Whether you're seeking guidance, care, or practical solutions, our services are designed to uplift and empower individuals and families, creating pathways to healthier, happier futures.
Mobile Nursing
Our Mobile Nursing team provide primary health care services to whanau who have or are predisposed to long-term conditions including diabetes, respiratory and, or heart conditions.
Te Ara Waiora
Our Te Ara Waiora clinic is based at 198 Marine Parade, Wairoa (Old BNZ building) and provides free walk-in and mobile services to whanau.
Health Coach
Our Health Coach, Arwen Tipoki is part of the Te Ara Waiora – Open Access Clinic team. Arwen also provides Health Coach services to rural community groups and rangatahi groups throughout our Roopu.
Breast and Cervical Screening Kaiawhina
Our Breast and Cervical Screening Kaiawhina service is lead by Marie Mahy who provides support and ensure wahine in our community have improved access to breat and cervical screening services.
Tamariki Ora
Our awesome team of Tamariki Ora nurses and Kaiawhina provide free and confidential services to ensure our Tamariki 6 weeks to 5 years are growing and developing all the normal skills for their age.
Hao Te Rangitahi Navigator
Our Hao te Rangatahi Navigator, Hinehea Keil provides a well-being service focused on delivering health, social and cultural support designed for rangatahi aged 10-24
Mahia Hauora
Alexa, Jackie and Lorna are our Mahia Hauora team and are an extension of our Mobile Nursing team who provide primary health care services to whanau primarily living at Mahia, Nuhaka and Morere who have or are predisposed to long-term conditions including diabetes, respiratory and, or heart conditions.
Youth Transition
This is another support service for rangatahi who are in care and Protection with Oranga Tamariki. Referrals for this support can only come to us from O.T. In this role we can support Rangatahi to get driver licences, bank accounts, photo ID, birth certificates, get signed onto benefits, get clothing and personal effects.
Health Promotion
Health Promotion team host programs like Kai Hauora, Whakapakari Tinana, and Auahi Kore, which promote healthy lifestyles and education across all age groups, from khunga and kura to pakeke and kaumatua.
He Korowai Aroha
This service delivers maternal support for hāpu māma and whānau with tamariki in heir first 2000 dats. Our unique kaupapa Māori service operates from a dedicated whare in the heart of Wairoa.
Mene Mai Ano
Kahungunu Executive and Te Whatu Ora Health NZ teamed up to create a medium solution to Wairoa's dental health problem.
Mene Mai Ano is a low-cost dental service which started back in May 2023
Whanau Resilience
Whanau Resilience is an initiative that aims to create strong, resilient communities where whanau are supported to live violence free and to elimate violence for the next generation.
Nga Oranga o te Ra
Supporting tangata whaiora with Axis 1 diagnoses.
With tangata whaiora engaging in this service, includes advocacy with psychiatrists, GP appointment, tenancy support, budgetting and more.
Te Whare o te Ra
This service focuses on holistic support for health and wellbeing to 8-10 tangata whaiora regularly.
Mahea
This service designed for rangatahi with mil to moderate mental health needs. Currently supporting 11 rangatahi.
Hiwa-i-te-rangi
Hiwa-i-te-rangi provides support for adults with mild to moderate mental health needs, along with intergrated Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) support with a dedicated practitioner.
Mana Ake
A newly introduced service targets tamariki aged 5-12 years, their whanau and teachers. This includes children's counsellor
Currently operating in three schools: Nuhaka Primary, Wairoa Primary and Tiaho Primary.
Family Start
Family start is an early home visiting programme, focused on tamariki. This programme works with whānau to improve the health of tamariki, learning and relationships.
Social Worker in Schools
Our Social Worker in Schools service deliver essential social support to four schools in our cluster: Wairoa Primary, Tiaho Primary School, Wairoa college (Year 7-8) and Te Kura Kaupapa Maoari o Ngati Kahungunu ki te Wairoa.
Whanau At Risk of Harm
Through our Whanau at Risk of Harm service, we support individuals and families affectedby, or at risk of harm. This includes providing legal guidance support with Court Orders and assistance during Court Appearances.
Strengthening Families
This initiative brings together government agencies and community services to work collaboratively with whanau. By focusing on early intervention, we aim to enhance outcomes in health, mental health, education
Kaumatua Day
Te Ropu Rapu Ora
The service is held on the last Tuesday of each month, from January to November. Kaumatua Day offers a regualr opportunity for our kaumatua to soicalixe with their peers, engage in activities & exercise, receive health and wellbeing checks and support
Taurite Tu
Taurite Tu is a strength and balance wellness/nutrition programme designed by Māori for Māori aged 50+ and their whanau. Taurite Tu uses traditional Māori techniques to strengthen muscle, build balance and confidence.
Te Manahau Day Programme
Located at Mahia, we host 4-hours session that give our kaumatua an opportunity to socialise, do some active brain activities, have some regular aactivities and exercise.
Te Rangi-A-Tua - August
(Te Roopu Puteketeke Day Programme)
This service starts in August with 10 regular participants, this programme is a Dementia Mate Wareware Respite Pilot with Dementia HB. It is designed to deliver cognitive stimulation, physical activity and socialisation for our people living with Dementia Mate Wareware.
Te Rangi-A-Tua - July
(Te Roopu Kereru Day Programme)
This service starts in July with 10 regular participants attending a one day per week 4-hour sesson that gives them an opportunity to be acitve, creative, involved, uplifted, monitored and supported.
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If any of these services, interest you.
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