Support Networks

We provide an extensive range of primary and community health care services such as dental, medical, clinical health and addiction support services to our communities at low and affordable costs. Services are available for all ages and backgrounds from hapuu maamaa to kaumaatua and kuia and are delivered by qualified and experienced staff. As a Maaori health organisation, we have a strong tikanga-based approach to providing better health solutions for all.

Te Whatu Ora, also known as Health New Zealand, is New Zealand's main publicly funded healthcare system. It was established in July 2022 to replace the country's 20 district health boards (DHBs).

Kia Manaaki Our belief is that in the right environment, with the right people surrounding and nurturing them, any child can and should flourish. Our vision is to ensure all tamariki in Aotearoa New Zealand are in loving whānau and communities where oranga tamariki can be upheld.

About MSD Our Ministry is all about helping to build successful individuals, and in turn building strong, healthy families and communities. It’s a big job - we’re tackling some of the big issues in society, like family violence. We’re working towards this through providing: employment, income support and superannuation services funding to community service providers social policy and advice to government student allowances and loans social housing assistance. This is not work we do alone. We work closely with other government agencies, non-government organisations, advisory and industry groups, and communities and iwi. Together we aim to make a positive and lasting difference in the lives of New Zealanders.

Tenants and communities Find out about renting a house from us, different ways to pay your rent, what to do if your home needs repairs, and what you can expect from us as your landlord.

Te Rūnanga o Kirikiriroa is proud to serve our people and is dedicated to improving their holistic well-being and development. Using a whānau-first, tikanga-based, wellbeing approach, we provide services to urban Māori and Pasifika populations.

We believe that all women and children deserve to live a life free of domestic violence and abuse. Our crisis service operates 24/7 to provide safe housing, advice and community-based support for you, as and when you need it. Our top priority is ensuring you and your children are safe at a time when you feel most vulnerable. We provide you with the tools, knowledge and support you need to find strength and grow in a safe and caring environment. Ensuring your wellbeing and safeguarding your children’s future is our passion and we want to help you make a change for the better so that you can take the steps you need to take toward a life that you deserve. A life that is free of fear and without the threat of domestic violence.

Te Hauora o Ngāti Hauā was established as a Charitable Trust in December 1999 and commenced operations in January 2000. The Ngāti Hauā rohe spreads across Matamata, Waharoa, Morrinsville, Cambridge, Tauwhare and parts of Hamilton. Ngāti Hauā consists of three Hapū; Ngāti Te Oro (Waharoa), Ngāti Rangitaupi (Tauwhare), and Ngāti Werewere (Morrinsville), with five Marae; Raungaiti, Waimakariri, Te Iti o Hauā, Rukumoana and Kai a te Māta.

Health Services

Rangatahi

For those of you who are unaware of what The Koha Shed is, We are a community organisation who provides space for the community to drop their unwanted reuseable items in order for them to be given to others. We have many sheds operating through NZ and Australia, We have one goal: To alleviate poverty. NO ONE SHOULD BE LEFT BEHIND IN POVERTY!

Iwi-led youth justice prevention programmes for ages 10 - 18 years, to support them with health, school and long-term life skills to ensure positive outcomes.

The Education Review Office (ERO) and Ngaa Kura aa-Iwi work together to facilitate learners starting their journey with koohanga reo, who have had Ngaa Kura aa-Iwi education.