Paeroa Hauora Day 2023
Te Korowai Hauora o Hauraki hosted an amazing ‘Whānau Day Out’.
The event aimed to provide a fun and interactive day to connect and promote local health and community services within the Hauraki rohe to our local whānau.
Key insights recorded throughout the day about unmet needs are:
Rangatahi
- Support for rangatahi.
- Rangatahi services.
Access
- Availability and access to GP services.
- Access to dental services.
Cost
- Cost of services.
- Cost to live and raise Tamariki.
- Lack of financial help.
Rural Workforce
- Promotion of health and wellbeing services.
- The need for more doctors.
Housing
- Ensuring whānau are warm, housed, and healthy.
MEDIA RELEASE Community Voice Ignites Free Denture Initiative in Hauraki
MEDIA RELEASE Te Tara o Te Whai Partners with Dental Planet to Successfully Launch New Innovative Oral Health Initiative in Hauraki.
Te Tara o Te Whai recently attended the 2024 Careers Roadshow during its final leg in Thames.
As the first round of Niho Ora ki Hauraki concludes in Thames, we are excited to acknowledge its success.
In collaboration with Te Whatu Ora, Dental Planet, and the Ministry of Social Development (MSD), we are happy to announce our free mobile dental initiative, Niho Ora ki Hauraki!
Facilitated by Khadine Topia, our Kahu Taurima team hosted their first consultation wānanga.
The Ngātea community were able to share their whakaaro about how health services could be improved.
A collaboration between the New Zealand Police, Ngatī Maru Rūnanga and the Ministry of Social Development.
Hosted by Hikutaia Marae, Te Tara o Te Whai attended the 50th annual Hauraki Cultural Festival in Te Aroha.
Te Tara o Te Whai hosted their first community wānanga in Waihī on October 28th.
