We provide wrap-around services to support total well-being and Whānau Hauora

Wrap around services

  • Addiction Support

    Te Hā Oranga provides support for whānau who struggle with drug and/or alcohol addiction and / or are in recovery.


    One on one counselling services

    Clinical and Peer support services in the community

    Kaupapa Maori Support Services

    Aftercare

    He Waka Eke Noa Kapa Haka Aftercare Support Group

    He Waka Eke Noa Rangatahi Programme

    Gender Responsive Recovery Programme

    Aftercare and Reintegration – Facilitated in the prison

  • Clinical Services

    Whānau Ora Primary Health Services

    Mobile Nursing service

    In house doctors clinic

    Outreach clinics

    Cardiac Rehab

    Breast Screening

    Podiatry Clinic

    Mirimiri Clinics

    Māori Rongoa

    Outreach Immunisation Services

    Cervical Screening

    Rheumatic Fever – School Based Throat Swabbing

  • Whānau Ora

    Whānau Ora Kaiarihi (Social) Services

    Navigation Services

  • Public Health

    Māori Public Health Services

    Smoking Cessation Service

    Rheumatic Fever

    School Based Throat Swabbing


    ACC Home Based Rehabilitation

    Te Ha Oranga will provide in home support for whanau as they rehabilitate and recover following an accident.

  • Education

    Rangatahi Educational Wananga

    He Waka Eke Noa Rangatahi Programme

    He Maara Hou In School Programme

  • Kaumātua Services

    Kaumātua socialisation programme

    Kaumātua Events


    Te Hā Oranga will provide in home support for elderly whānau who require assistance to ensure their quality of life.

Home Based Support Services

Te Hā Oranga will provide in home support for whānau after recent admission to hospital or who are chronically or terminally ill.

ACC - Home Based Rehabilitation

Te Hā Oranga will provide in home support for whanau as they rehabilitate and recover following an accident.

Community Mental Health

Te Hā Oranga provides a kaupapa Māori mental health support service for whanau living in the community who experience mental health issues.

Tamariki & Rangatahi

Te Hā Oranga provides kaupapa Māori services including Well Child Tamariki Ora and the Tuia Rangatahi Programme (Dargaville).

Home based support

Te Hā Oranga provides support for whānau who require home based support to assist them with quality living in the areas of household management & personal support.

Advocacy

Advice and guidance for whānau with health services, government agencies, justice and Oranga Tamāriki.

Addiction Support

Kaupapa Māori approach combined with the best clinical modalities to support whānau in their journey through addiction.

Packages of Care

Our kaupapa offers personal  growth, independence and recovery in mental health with individualised support that actively encourages and supports whanau to identify and reach goals.

Our AOD Recovery Framework

Te Hā Oranga have a kaupapa Māori AOD framework that focuses on healing and recovery for whanau through the enhancement of cultural identity and a sense of belonging. The framework sits across two umbrellas – He Waka Eke Noa Recovery™ and Te Ira Oranga™.

  • He Waka Eke Noa Recovery™

    He Waka Eke Noa Recovery™ is our community based support services that provides counselling, peer support, a Mātauranga Māori day programme, and a Kapa Haka recovery roopu.

  • Te Ira Oranga™

    Te Ira Oranga™ is a new suite of intensive treatment programmes developed by Te Hā Oranga to support whanau in addressing recidivism and addiction through a tikunga lens.

  • What is the purpose of our framework?

    Our framework has five overarching purposes:


    To empower self-determination of whānau ora wellbeing.

    To support participants to stay clean and sober.

    To reduce harm and facilitate healing.

    To contribute to reducing reoffending.

    To enable integration into the community through healthy participation.

  • What are the key focus areas of our Framework?

    Our framework has five key focus areas to strengthen in order to achieve their purposes:


    Strengthen identity and belonging through whakapapa

    Effectively address trauma

    Increase resilience

    Strengthen and embrace whānau relationships

    Embed Te Ao Māori in everyday life