Te Hau o Te Ora Invercargill

10/03/2026

We’re really happy to be hosting the upcoming Well Child & Whānau Day, a free community event created to support tamariki and their whānau. It’s a relaxed, welcoming space where you can pop in for helpful health checks, friendly kōrero, and family‑focused activities.

If you’re around, come along this Saturday 14 March, anytime between 10:00am and 1:00pm at 190 Forth Street. It’s a great chance to connect, ask questions, and make the most of the services available on the day.

Nau mai, haere mai - everyone’s welcome 💚

09/03/2026

28/01/2026

15/12/2025

Clinic update:
- We have a new patient portal 🙂
Download the Well NZ app and use invite code HAUIVC to register.
Well is available on iOS, Android, and on the web.

- Christmas & New Years Hours 🎄
We are only closed for the official public holidays and remain open to support your health needs on all other days.

- 12-month prescriptions (coming Feb 2026)
Some patients may be able to move to 12-month prescriptions however this will not be suitable for everyone. You are welcome to speak to the GP/NP about this at your next medication review after February 2026.

From the team at Te Hau o Te Ora Invercargill we wish you all safe and Merry Christmas

07/12/2025

We have heard your frustrations and change is coming............ our new patient portal app will be available from 10 December.

10/11/2025

Wee reminder: we have free carparking located at the rear of our building 😀

01/10/2025

He Mana tō te Kai - Free Wānanga Series
Reconnect with the mana of our kai as Māori! Join our free four-wānanga journey to learn, share, and restore traditional food systems - from whakapapa to kaitiakitanga. Hands-on, whānau-friendly, and full of kai and kōrero.

To register email cmorton@awarua.nz

📅 Fridays: 17 Oct, 31 Oct, 14 Nov & 28 Nov
🕙 10.30am – 12.30pm
💲 Free for whānau | 🥗 Learn, gather, share

27/08/2025

Great opportunity to gain some knowledge

CPR & First Aid for Whānau 💙

Next Monday at 6pm we’re hosting a free two-hour session designed to give parents, grandparents and caregivers the confidence to respond in an emergency. The focus is on pēpi and tamariki, with practical kōrero around CPR, using an AED, and what to do if your little one is choking, having a seizure, or facing common injuries and illnesses.

You’ll also learn the important signs to watch for in conditions like RSV, meningitis and anaphylaxis, as well as who to call and where to turn when you need help.

This is about making sure our whānau feel prepared, supported, and ready for the unexpected.

To register email cmorton@awarua.nz

📍 190 Forth Street, Awarua Whānau Services
🕕 Monday 2nd September, 6pm