Ngāti Hine Health Trust

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He rā whakarauika i ngā Kaumātua. Ki raro i te hari me te koa o te kirihimete ✨🎄
10/12/2025

He rā whakarauika i ngā Kaumātua. Ki raro i te hari me te koa o te kirihimete ✨🎄

On Friday, Ngāti Hine Health Trust held its annual general meeting and stakeholder hui at the Hineamaru office in Kawa...
24/11/2025

On Friday, Ngāti Hine Health Trust held its annual general meeting and stakeholder hui at the Hineamaru office in Kawakawa.

The board presented its annual report to a full whare of key stakeholders — whānau, hāpori, and funding partners — highlighting achievements from the 2024–2025 year. These included welcoming new CEO Tamati Shepherd-Wipiiti, fully tenanting all 35 homes in the Trust’s Marohapa housing development in Moerewa, and improving access to clinical services for whānau.

Chair Rowena Tana noted that the Trust has intentionally recalibrated its direction through a strategic reset to strengthen sustainable growth and impact. Pukepuke Rau 50 sets the course for the next 25 years, weaving values and aspirations into a roadmap for measurable outcomes and organisational alignment.

Board member Te Amohaere Morehu launched Pukepuke Rau 50 at the Trust’s new wellness centre, Toi Ora, located within the Marohapa housing complex in Moerewa.

Ngāti Hine Health Trust Board:
- Rowena Tana (Chair)
- Rob Gabel (Deputy)
- Moe Milne
- Sally Webb
- Te Amohaere Morehua
- Pauline Hopa
- Troy Brockbank
- Jason Alexander
- Amadonna Jakeman

Trust Patron:
- Kevin Prime

Life Member:
- Pane Cooper

Chief Executive Officer:
- Tamati Shepherd-Wipiiti

: Kahu Taurima is the korowai of support that wraps around whānau to care, nurture and foster pēpi and tamariki for the...
19/11/2025

: Kahu Taurima is the korowai of support that wraps around whānau to care, nurture and foster pēpi and tamariki for the first 2000 days.

Our dedicated team of the friendliest kaimahi facilitated a combined celebration creating contemporary pēpi korowai at Ngāti Hine Moerewa-United Kawakawa Clubrooms. The day included free hauora checks, kai tahi and a whānau photo booth

Keep up to date with kaupapa at Kahu Taurima - NHHT and on instagram 👶🪶

13/11/2025

Tamariki have returned from Mana Kuratahi where kura from across the motu gathered for kapa haka. Big events can spread measles, so now is a good time to check immunisation for tamariki and rangatahi.

Watch for symptoms: fever, cough, runny nose, red eyes, rash starting on the face and spreading.

If you’re unsure, we can help. Contact your GP or hauora provider.

Mā te mōhio ka ora. Awareness keeps us safe.

Karanga mai, karanga mai! 🌼 To all our beautiful wāhine, māmā and whaea aged 45-69 years old - you are eligible for a ...
10/11/2025

Karanga mai, karanga mai!

🌼 To all our beautiful wāhine, māmā and whaea aged 45-69 years old - you are eligible for a free mammogram!

🚎 The BreastScreen Mobile unit is currently parked outside our Ngāti Hine Health Trust office in Kawakawa - ready to welcome you to get your free breast screen check.

💃🏻 Come and see Jocelyn and the team - no appointment needed.

🌟 Open: Monday to Friday from 9:00-4:30pm.

💟 Eligibility: Wāhine are eligible for a free breast screen check every two years if you are aged 45 to 69, have no symptoms, have not had a mammogram in the last 12 months, are not pregnant or breastfeeding, and are eligible for public health services in New Zealand.

❓Can’t make it to the mobile unit but want to get checked? Eligible women will be sent an invitation. You can also freephone 0800 270 200 or visit TimeToBreastScreen.nz to sign up.

Age extension: The age for free screening is gradually being extended to include women up to age 74, with full implementation by the end of 2029.

Mobile Breast Screen unit is at 2-4 Rayner Street in Kawakawa until Friday 21st November.

Mahi Poto. Oranga Roa.Tiakina te hauora ō tātou tamariki.Tamariki have returned from Mana Kuratahi, where kura from acro...
10/11/2025

Mahi Poto. Oranga Roa.
Tiakina te hauora ō tātou tamariki.

Tamariki have returned from Mana Kuratahi, where kura from across the motu came together to celebrate kapa haka.

With measles cases in some regions, gatherings like this can increase the chance of measles spreading. Now’s a good time to check your immunisation status, especially for our tamariki and rangatahi.

If you’re not sure, it’s all good, we can help. Two free doses of the MMR vaccine offer strong protection.

What kura and whānau can do:
• Encourage MMR vaccination for anyone who isn’t fully vaccinated
• Ask tamariki and kaimahi to stay home if they feel unwell
• Seek medical advice from your GP or hauora provider if measles symptoms appear

Measles symptoms to look out for:
• High fever
• Runny nose
• Cough
• Red eyes
• Rash that begins on the face and spreads to the body

Symptoms usually appear 10–12 days after exposure. Keep an eye out over the next couple of weeks.

Mā te mōhio ka ora. Through awareness we keep everyone safe.

Mahi Poto. Oranga Roa.You don’t need to know your full immunisation history, we can help. Our team can access the Nation...
07/11/2025

Mahi Poto. Oranga Roa.

You don’t need to know your full immunisation history, we can help. Our team can access the National Immunisation Register and guide you.

No stress, no booking, just walk in.

📍 Ngāti Hine Health Trust Hauora Clinic – Kawakawa
📍 Te Ara Tū Clinics – Moerewa & Kawakawa Hospital
📍 Ngāti Hine Health Trust – Whangārei

Monday to Friday, 8:45am – 4:30pm

05/11/2025

Mahi Poto. Oranga Roa.
Whānau protection starts with knowing your status.

We can check your records and offer the MMR vaccine if needed. It’s free, fast, and no booking is needed.

📍 Ngāti Hine Health Trust Hauora Clinic – Kawakawa
📍 Te Ara Tū Clinics – Moerewa & Kawakawa Hospital
📍 Ngāti Hine Health Trust – Whangārei

Monday to Friday, 8:45am – 4:30pm

Mahi Poto. Oranga Roa.We know how to look after each other.MMR immunisation is free, easy, and available now. Bring your...
28/10/2025

Mahi Poto. Oranga Roa.
We know how to look after each other.

MMR immunisation is free, easy, and available now. Bring your whānau, no booking needed.

📍 Ngāti Hine Health Trust Hauora Clinic – Kawakawa
📍 Te Ara Tū Clinics – Moerewa & Kawakawa Hospital
📍 Ngāti Hine Health Trust – Whangārei

Monday to Friday, 8:45am – 4:30pm

28/10/2025

Mahi Poto. Oranga Roa.
Immunising is a simple way to care for your whānau.

Two free MMR doses, no appointment needed.
Pop in, kōrero with our team, and get protected.

📍 Ngāti Hine Health Trust Hauora Clinic – Kawakawa
📍 Te Ara Tū Clinic – Moerewa & Kawakawa Hospital
📍 Ngāti Hine Health Trust – Whangārei

Monday to Friday, 8:45am – 4:30pm.

Mahi Poto. Oranga Roa.Nationwide, only about 80% of New Zealanders have immunity against measles. Māori children are esp...
22/10/2025

Mahi Poto. Oranga Roa.

Nationwide, only about 80% of New Zealanders have immunity against measles. Māori children are especially at risk, with just 68.4% of two-year-olds vaccinated as of June, compared to 82% nationally.

Protecting our communities starts with you. Make sure you and your tamariki are up to date with both MMR doses. It’s free, safe, and easy, just walk in.

📍 Ngāti Hine Health Trust Hauora Clinic – Kawakawa
📍 Te Ara Tū Clinics – Moerewa & Kawakawa Hospital
📍 Ngāti Hine Health Trust – Whangārei

Monday to Friday, 8:45am – 4:30pm

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Level 1, 5 Walton Street, The Avenues
Whangarei

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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+64800737573

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