Te Tara o Te Whai - Hauraki Locality Development

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Nau mai, welcome to our information portal designed to keep you informed on local health reform

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Whānau Priorities

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Nau mai, welcome to our information portal, designed to keep you informed on local health reform

View our Charter

Whānau Priorities

Contact Us

Localities are a key feature
of the new health system.

Localities are a way to take a population health approach
to plan health services to enable more seamless care, tailored to the health and well-being needs identified by whānau, the community, and local lwi.

Ngā puke ki Hauraki ka tārehu

E mihi ana ki te whenua, e tangi ana ki te tangata

Ko Moehau ki waho, ko Te Aroha ki uta

Ko Tīkapa te moana, ko Hauraki te whenua

The peaks of Hauraki lie shrouded in mist

We revere the land and lament the people

Moehau stands afar while Te Aroha stands within

Tīkapa is the sea and Hauraki the land

Voices from our Community

Whānau voice

Enhanced health services in Hauraki means:
"Rongoā, natural healing, and the connection to others through this, be it a health service or community group. I believe people are wanting a balance between clinical and natural".

What do you think ?
Whānau voice

We will know we are succeeding in improving our Health services when:
"I believe we (are) being listened to and that knowledgable information was presented to us for options regarding our health".

What do you think?
Hauora Kaimahi Voice

Enhanced health services in Hauraki needs:
"To bring more services closer to where people live Dental services for people who cannot afford them More coordinated and organised services for our hapu māmā and our babies More residential care options for acute, respite and long term for some of our whanau who need supported accomodation affordable housing".

What do you think ?
Whānau voice

“Keep me well and keep me close to home”

Have your say
Whānau voice

“ I'm more than just a number”

Have your say
Whānau voice

“ I want to see more māori in the healthcare workforce”

Have your say
Whānau voice

“All new māma shouldn’t need referrals for services, accessing services needs to become a standard part of maternity care”

Have your say
Whānau voice

“I want to access healthcare when I need it”

Have your say
Whānau voice

“ I want to learn health literacy so I can make informed choices”

Have your say
Whānau voice

“Our health services in Colville are already working well, but it needs support to be strengthened and grow more, we need co-operative working relationships”

Have your say

Voices from our Community

Whānau voice

Enhanced health services in Hauraki means:

"Rongoā, natural healing, and the connection to others through this, be it a health service or community group. I believe people are wanting a balance between clinical and natural".

What do you think ?
We will know we are succeeding in improving our Health services when: "I believe we (are) being listened to and that knowledgable information was presented to us for options regarding our health".

We will know we are succeeding in improving our Health services when:

"I believe we (are) being listened to and that knowledgable information was presented to us for options regarding our health".

What do you think?
Hauora Kaimahi Voice

Enhanced health services in Hauraki needs:

"To bring more services closer to where people live Dental services for people who cannot afford them More coordinated and organised services for our hapu māmā and our babies More residential care options for acute, respite and long term for some of our whanau who need supported accomodation affordable housing".

What do you think ?
“keep me well and keep me close to home”

“Keep me well and keep me close to home”

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“ I'm more than just a number”

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“ I want to see more māori in the healthcare workforce”

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“All new māma shouldn’t need referrals for services, accessing services needs to become a standard part of maternity care”

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“I want to access healthcare when I need it”

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“ I want to learn health literacy so I can make informed choices”

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“Our health services in Colville are already working well, but it needs support to be strengthened and grow more, we need co-operative working relationships”

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Te Tara o te Whai describes the Hauraki locality geographical boundary.

The whai (stingray) refers to the ika/ fish of Māui (the North Island) and the tara describes the barb or tail of the fish. The tara makes reference to Te Paeroa-o-Toitehuatahi, the ridgeline that symbolises the Coromandel Peninsula.

The whai is a kaitiaki (guardian) of Pare Hauraki, caring for our community and environment – as well as responding to challenges or risks when these arise.

Localities will be supported by a network of organisations and agencies working together to develop a plan for the community.

These organisations will work under the principles outlined in the charter.

Charter

Te Tara o Te Whai Locality Boundaries Map

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The first phase of the Hauraki Locality development covers the Thames – Coromandel and Hauraki District Council boundaries extending to Te Aroha which is covered by the Matamata-Piako District Council. In the future, our activities will extend to include the wider Pare Hauraki boundaries.

Hauraki Locality Boundaries

The first phase of the Hauraki Locality development covers the Thames - Coromandel and Hauraki District Council boundaries extending to Te Aroha which is covered by the Matamata-Piako District Council.

In the future, our activities will extend to include the wider Pare Hauraki boundaries.

Click on the Map to enlarge and zoom in