Empowering Whaanau Through Comprehensive Services

Integrated and culturally appropriate whaanau hauora (wellbeing) support services. They provide information and advice, advocacy and facilitation of services from external agencies to whaanau.

Te Roopu Taiao is our Taiao team here at Waahi Whaanui. They are here to facilitate and oversee all environmental issues or projects within the Waahi Whaanui area of responsibility. Representing the whaanau, marae and hapuu of the area, its objective is to ensure that all environmental developments are constructed and managed in a culturally and environmentally sustainable way.

Whaanau Ora inclusively provides services and opportunities to whaanau across Aotearoa. The Whanui Ngaa Aratika (guiding principles and values) encompasses the Whaanau Ora kaupapa across all services. The Kaaiarahi collaborate with other Whaanui staff to meet the aspirations and outcomes of whaanau. Waahi Whaanui is now part of the reformed Waikato Tainui Whaanau Ora Collective, with the lead provider Raukura Hauora o Tainui, delivering Kaiarahi services in the Hauraki Waikato Region.

Preparation, assessment and planning to help rangatahi prepare to transition from care or other placements including youth justice residential placements and empower them to become independent. Providing them with support, knowledge, skills and resources to set them up to thrive

ISR is a multi-agency intervention response to ensure immediate safety for victims and children experiencing the trauma of family violence. Kaaimahi works collaboratively with agencies and whaanau to ensure the immediate safety of victims and to work with rehabilitation perpetrators to prevent ongoing violence.

The Incredible Years Programme is a 14-session program for whaanau and taamariki. The core focus is to reduce challenging behaviours in children aged three to nine. It is designed to increase social and self-control skills while also providing behaviour management support to maatua (parents) and kaaitiaki (caregivers) .

Integrated and culturally appropriate whaanau hauora (wellbeing) support services. They provide information and advice, advocacy and facilitation of services from external agencies to whaanau.

Led by Oranga Tamariki, SWiS is an early intervention program that is part of Strengthening Families to help whaanau and taamariki at decile 1-3 primary and intermediate schools. The program is designed to support whaanau and help taamariki to thrive at school and at home.

Family Support Services offers a wide range of support for whaanau and individuals from all backgrounds. Kaaimahi can connect whaanau with local support and resources for food relief, employment, crisis support, health services, family violence advocacy, and housing assistance.

Family Start is a child-centred, whaanau-focused, early intervention that works with high-needs families. The intensive home visiting programme helps whaanau with taamariki to access a comprehensive range of welfare, health, education, hauora (wellbeing) and key specialist services.

Whaanau support was established in 1995 designed to offer a wide range of support for whanau and individuals of all backgrounds. Whaanau Support offer Emergency and Short Term support upto 3 months.