Te Hiku Hauora

Te Hiku Hauora We are a Māori health provider, serving whānau, hapū, Iwi and our communities in Te Hiku o Te Ika. In 2003 it opened general practice services in Kaitaia.

The trust began in 1997 providing mobile nursing services in the Far North and has grown progressively over the years adding a comprehensive range of services including general practice, home support, health promotion, mental health and more specialized mobile nursing services. In 2000 it became the first Māori provider in the country accredited with Quality Health NZ, and in 2008 it became the first general practice in the Far North accredited with Cornerstone – despite being the newest entrant to general practice. As part of its
commitment to quality, the trust employs highly qualified staff and strongly supports
training at all levels of the organization. Another clinic opened in 2005 in
Coopers Beach and one purchased in 2008, and then a further practice in 2015. Associate Minister of Health, Hon Tariana Turia, opened our new purpose built practice in Coopers Beach in 2010. Our two clinics staff General Practitioners, Nurse Practitioners, and Physician Associates (who can prescribe), Practice Nurses, Healthcare Assistants and ancillary kaimahi.

A quick update for whānau - Tuesday’s Moko Clinic at Whare Tiaki on 18 November has been cancelled. Our apologies for th...
15/11/2025

A quick update for whānau - Tuesday’s Moko Clinic at Whare Tiaki on 18 November has been cancelled. Our apologies for the inconvenience, and thank you for your understanding. 💜

Rangatahi mā, our Te Rangatahi Ora Youth Clinics are still running through November!📍 Whare Tiaki – 30 Puckey AveFree fo...
14/11/2025

Rangatahi mā, our Te Rangatahi Ora Youth Clinics are still running through November!

📍 Whare Tiaki – 30 Puckey Ave

Free for all aged 12–24, no bookings needed.

🗓️ Check out the rest of our November schedule and come through for a kōrero or health check.

This Movember, every mo grows meaning. 💙Behind each moustache is a message - check in, speak up, and look after your bro...
14/11/2025

This Movember, every mo grows meaning. 💙

Behind each moustache is a message - check in, speak up, and look after your bros. Let’s change the face of men’s health together.

Nau mai, haere mai e te whānau.Te Hiku Rongoā Māori Collective, together with our Kia Piki Te Ora team, are hosting a on...
13/11/2025

Nau mai, haere mai e te whānau.

Te Hiku Rongoā Māori Collective, together with our Kia Piki Te Ora team, are hosting a one-day healing wānanga for those who have been touched by su***de in any way.

A gentle space to rest, reconnect, and receive āwhina through romiromi, mirimiri, rongoā workshops, taonga pūoro and whitiwhiti kōrero.

Monday 17 November, 10am–3pm
Whare Rongoā – Tihei-Wā Mauri Ora, Kaitaia.

Scan the code to register or contact Jo Murray:
kupenga.kupe@gmail.com | 0211380413

Ngunguru here 🐋You’ll find the Moko Van at Whare Manaaki, Ahipara today. Bring your tamariki for their check-ups and kee...
13/11/2025

Ngunguru here 🐋

You’ll find the Moko Van at Whare Manaaki, Ahipara today. Bring your tamariki for their check-ups and keep their hauora strong.

To our wāhine, we’re holding a free Wāhine Hauora Clinic today from 3pm - 6pm.Nau mai, haere mai for your health check. ...
12/11/2025

To our wāhine, we’re holding a free Wāhine Hauora Clinic today from 3pm - 6pm.
Nau mai, haere mai for your health check. Open to all, registered or not. 💜

Kia ora e te whānau, Ngunguru here 🐋The Moko Van’s in Taipa today — swing by and keep your whānau protected.
12/11/2025

Kia ora e te whānau, Ngunguru here 🐋

The Moko Van’s in Taipa today — swing by and keep your whānau protected.

Hauora made easy. Pop into Whare Tiaki for free nurse checks and advice, open to all whānau!
12/11/2025

Hauora made easy. Pop into Whare Tiaki for free nurse checks and advice, open to all whānau!

Alcohol causes harm to developing brains. It's important to understand that even a "little bit" of alcohol is not harmle...
11/11/2025

Alcohol causes harm to developing brains. It's important to understand that even a "little bit" of alcohol is not harmless. There is no known safe amount of alcohol for the developing brain. Every drink poses a risk to its future potential, so give your brain the best chance to thrive!

For more information and resources, visit: https://www.tehikuhauora.nz/tamariki-and-rangatahi

Three simple words can change a life...How are you? 💙Movember is about more than a mo, it’s about saving lives through k...
11/11/2025

Three simple words can change a life...How are you? 💙

Movember is about more than a mo, it’s about saving lives through kōrero, early checks, and support.

Together, we can change the face of men’s health one conversation, one action at a time.

💻 Learn more or donate: https://nz.movember.com/
🎥 Tiles by Movember

Kia U, Kia Mau – Māori Su***de Prevention HuiNgā mihi nui to everyone who travelled to spend the day with us in Waitangi...
10/11/2025

Kia U, Kia Mau – Māori Su***de Prevention Hui

Ngā mihi nui to everyone who travelled to spend the day with us in Waitangi for the Kia U Kia Mau Māori Su***de Prevention Hui yesterday. A day full of kōrero, reflection, and connection - grounding us in wairua, reo, and reminding us why we do this mahi and who we do it for.

We hope you left inspired, your kete a little fuller, new connections made and your fire to keep making change burning stronger.

You are recognised for the magic you bring to your communities, and we look forward to staying connected as we continue this kaupapa together.

“Every van visit, every clinic is another step towards a healthy and connected Muriwhenua.”The Moko Van is taking measle...
10/11/2025

“Every van visit, every clinic is another step towards a healthy and connected Muriwhenua.”

The Moko Van is taking measles vaccinations on the road - reaching even the most rural corners of Te Hiku.

Read the full article here: https://shorturl.at/rTRol

Te Hiku Hauora’s Moko Van is taking vaccinations to remote Far North towns.

Address

49 Redan Road
Kaitaia
0410

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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