KAUPAPA MĀORI & MĀORI
COMMUNITY BASED PROVIDERS
IN THE HEALTH ROTORUA AREA
An Information Resource for the Health Rotorua Community 2012-2013
KAUPAPA MĀORI & MĀORI COMMUNITY BASED PROVIDERS IN THE HEALTH ROTORUA AREA
ORGANISATION SECTOR SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE WHO THE SERVICE COST CONTACT PERSON IS FOR Health Cancer Support Service Voluntary support to people with cancer People with cancer and No Cost Bubsie MacFarlane and their family/whānau, including: their family/whānau. [email protected] Guidance and Support Transport support Advocacy in the health system
Massage/Mirimiri 1238 Haupapa Street, Rotorua Ph: 07 349 3118 http://www.arohamai.Māori.nz/
Social Women’s Support Crisis and post crisis support for women Women who are or No Cost Sylvia Waihi Services ‘Crisis and post crisis support’ and children who are victims of family have experienced family [email protected] violence. Includes one-on-one support, violence assistance with domestic protection orders and advocacy. 1231 Haupapa Street, Rotorua Women’s Support Bi-culturally focused facilitated education Women who are or No Cost Sylvia Waihi Ph: 07 346 2096 ‘Empowering Voices’ programme. Comprises ten sessions. have experienced family [email protected] [email protected] Family violence prevention Topics include recognising and violence education programme understanding the dynamics of family General Manager: Stacey Ford violence, understanding anger and [email protected] aggression and personal power. Monday 6-8pm & Wednesday 12.30pm – 2.30pm Men’s Support Bi-culturally focused facilitated education Men 17+ years old No Cost John Wharepapa ‘Te Pikinga o Te Tangata’ Family programme for men who wish to live [email protected] violence prevention education violence free. Topics include the cycle of Individual appointments by programme violence, communication, responsible arrangement parenting, financial partnership, negotiation & fairness. Monday 1-3pm & Wednesday 6-8pm & Thursdays 6-8pm Men’s Support Tikanga Māori programme aimed at Men over 17 years old No Cost Te Ara Ruwhiu ‘Pou Korero’: Family violence educating men to live without violence. [email protected] prevention education programme Tuesdays 6-8pm
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ORGANISATION SECTOR SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE WHO THE SERVICE COST CONTACT PERSON IS FOR Tamariki Support A programme to assist children who have Children aged 5-13 No Cost Salani Iasona Social ‘Safety First for Kids’ witnessed domestic violence. years [email protected] Services Mondays & Tuesdays 6-8pm contd Teen Support An education programme that provides Teenagers No Cost Paula Fahey contd ‘Te Ara Hou’ young people with tools that will alter [email protected] unhealthy views on abusive relationships. Fridays 4-8pm
Whānau Support An education programme to assist Parents/caregivers with No Cost Te Ara Ruwhiu ‘Tiaho Taiohi’ parents/caregivers to manage their teens challenging teens [email protected] challenging behaviour. Friday 6-8pm
Whānau Support An education programme to enhance All parents seeking No Cost Nichola Hunia ‘Te Whanake Pukenga a existing parenting skills. support and guidance to [email protected] Whānau’ Monday 6pm – 8pm & enhance their parenting Tuesdays 10am – 12pm skills
Pacific Support Specialised support services (advocacy, Pacific people No Cost Melape Mose ‘Te Lumanaki’ crisis support, counselling, budgeting) to [email protected]
strengthen and empower Pacific people. Whānau Support Free, confidential one-on-one counselling. All people No Cost Stacey Ford ‘Counselling’ [email protected] Whānau Support Free, confidential one-on-one budget All people No Cost Maria Hancock
‘Budgeting’ advice. Affiliated to New Zealand [email protected]
Federation for Family Budgeting Services
Inc. Education OSCAR in the City After school and school holiday Children aged 5-14 Fees Apply Michelle Hawe
programmes for children aged 5 to 14 years years 07 346 2096 of age. [email protected]
Justice Supervised Contact A safe and child-centred environment for Non-custodial parents No Cost Family Court Advisor supervised contact visits or change-over and their children 07 921 7460 arrangements. Trained and experienced staff.
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ORGANISATION SECTOR SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE WHO THE SERVICE COST CONTACT PERSON IS FOR Health General Practice Clinic Very low cost GP services from 8.30am- All people resident in $10 max Reception: 07 348 8454 5pm: Appointments and limited walk in Rotorua and appointments. surrounding area Convenient Care Clinic Opportunistic primary health care from a Anyone No Cost Deena Mear nurse-led clinic for free advice and minor Rotorua Community Link Centre treatment between 9am-5pm. 1209 Pukuatua Street, Rotorua No prescriptions or sickness benefit forms 07 921 8079 Fordlands Outreach GP Clinic Very low cost GP services. All people resident in $10 max Reception 1292 Hinemoa Street, Rotorua Rotorua and Ph: 07 348 8454 surrounding area Fax: 07 349 1597 Kaupapa Māori Chronic Care Annual Screening of Diabetes Annual Māori patients of No Cost Evalyn Berryman (CVD and Diabetes) Programme Reviews/Cardiovascular and Diabetes Korowai and Ngāti [email protected] CEO: Hariata Vercoe patients. Pikiao Hauora GP Annual Diabetic Review Annual review of diabetes management. Korowai Aroha enrolled No Cost Tim Ryan patients tim@[email protected] Mobile Māori Nurse Diabetes, cardiovascular disease and other Anyone with chronic No Cost Mary Roberts chronic disease state management. disease [email protected] Asthma Māori Management Specialist nursing service for asthma All asthma sufferer No Cost Kath Holmes patients. [email protected] Kaupapa Māori Early Intervention Family Violence, Ambulatory sensitive Rotorua community No Cost Dean James Service hospital admissions (ASH), Smoking [email protected] cessation, and Immunisation. Rheumatic Fever School Throat swabbing and education sessions Rotorua schools No Cost Grace Ransfield programme for school children 6-14 years old. [email protected]
Aukati Kaipaipa Smoking Kaupapa Māori 1:1 smoking cessation For those wanting to Free Makere Herbert
Cessation service. stop smoking [email protected]
Note: Champix GP FREEbee voucher Paula Ormsby
provider [email protected]
Te Arawa Whānau Ora Host Transforming services to ensure whānau All people in Rotorua N/A Ngaroma Grant
Organisation are at the centre of all decisions and in wishing to access [email protected]
control of their own outcomes. Whānau Ora services
Kura Kaupapa Nursing Nurse clinics and assessments at 3 Kura kaupapa students Free Aneta Stone
Rotorua kura kaupapa. [email protected]
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ORGANISATION SECTOR SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE WHO THE SERVICE COST CONTACT PERSON IS FOR Home-based Support Services Personal support services to live at home: People discharged from Free Jessie Tahana Health referral required from Needs Assessment Lakes DHB [email protected] contd Service Co-ordination (NASC). Mirimiri Traditional Māori healing through mirimiri Anyone enrolled within Free Sally West and wairua. the PHO 07 348 8454 contd Social Awhi Whānau Programme Social work intervention and support aimed 9 - 13 year old children No Cost Katrina Heywood Services at keeping tamariki/children in the at risk of suspension or [email protected] education system and maintaining and expulsion from school. 07 348 6191 strengthening the whānau/family unit. Will Will work with siblings advocate on behalf of tamariki/Whanau. outside of this age range Ready to share, ready to listen Oranga Whānau Providing whānau with practical advice and All people who would No Cost Angela Adlam “Kia mohio ai, Whakarongo” mentoring around the care, nurturing and like mentoring support [email protected] support of their tamariki/children. and assistance Level 2 Community House Counselling A free, competent, confidential, and All people seeking No Cost 07 348 6191 1115 Haupapa Street professional service that includes family counselling support [email protected] PO Box 775, Rotorua violence, anger management, all forms of abuse, relationship issues, grief and loss. Ph: 07 348 6191 Kaitoko Whānau Assisting vulnerable whānau by providing All people who would No Cost Angela Adlam Fax: 07 348 6192 guidance and support, advocacy, mentoring like support to access [email protected] [email protected] and connecting them to essential services. services www.manasocialservicestrust.org.nz Non-Mandated Violence One on one counselling for adults and Anyone who has No Cost 07 348 6191 Programme children who have witnessed family witnessed family [email protected] violence. violence Director: Theresa Heywood Social Workers in Schools School-based community social work Located at Malfroy and No Cost Vaughna Mason service. Sunset Primary Schools 07 348 6191 [email protected] Justice Restorative Justice Process Allows victims the right to be heard and Court-referred victims or No Cost 07 348 6191 offenders the opportunity to put things right offenders [email protected] as much as possible.
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ORGANISATION SECTOR SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE WHO THE SERVICE COST CONTACT PERSON IS FOR Education Apumoana Parenting Programme Marae-based parenting & life skills All parents seeking No Cost Diane Pora Māori Women’s Welfare League programme – Wednesdays (10am-2pm). parenting education and 07 346 2412 Includes transport to venue, crèche, midday support Course based at Apumoana Marae, meal and social worker available. Tarawera Road, Rotorua
07 357 2213 Branch President: Lyn Challis Health Services for Māori who are blind Services for Māori who are blind, including Māori who are blind Member Raymond Cook and visually impaired peer support, information & advice, Fee $20 p/a 021 844 468 advocacy, training & workforce [email protected] 0800 770 990 development. http://www.kapoMāori.com/ Health Pouwhenua Clinic A mobile health service (nutritionist & Residents of Reporoa No Cost Gina Berghan podiatrist) focused on addressing chronic and Waiotapu areas 07 573 6413 conditions including cardiovascular, with chronic conditions [email protected] diabetes and respiratory: Partnership with Poutiri Trust.
Ngāti Tahu-Ngāti Whaoa Runanga Koroua and Kuia Support Once weekly clinic for support services Koroua/Kuia resident in No Cost Sue Westbrook 410 State Highway 38 Services (transport, health advocacy) and health the Reporoa and 021 2399 454 Waiotapu 3073 information. Waiotapu areas [email protected] PO Box 162 Fortnightly nurse-led health clinic. Reporoa 3060 Cultural Cultural Revitalisation Weekly Te Reo, whakapapa, waiata, As above No Cost Sue Westbrook Social Development Manager: Sue Programme tikanga/kawa classes. As above Westbrook
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ORGANISATION SECTOR SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE WHO THE SERVICE COST CONTACT PERSON IS FOR Health Kaupapa Māori Midwifery Lead Maternity Care. Expectant mothers and No Cost Aroha Nikora (07 347 6222) Nga Maia o Aotearoa: National Māori their babies Janet Taiatini (027 303 0157) Birthing Collective Tuia Mahima (07 347 6222)
http://www.ngamaia.co.nz/ Social Domestic Violence Counselling Working with families/whānau (for over 25 All those impacted by No Cost Grace Dorsett Te Akatea Iwi Tauawhi Trust Services years), including counselling victims and domestic violence 07 346 1823
perpetrators of domestic violence. Whakaturia Complex, Te Papaiouru Saturday and evening appointments Marae, Ohinemutu, Rotorua available. Cultural Participant Organisations: Providers are committed to transforming All people/whānau in N/A Project Manager: Ngaroma Grant Education Aroha Mai Cancer Support their services to ensure whānau are at the Rotorua wishing to [email protected] Justice Services centre of all decisions and in control of their access Whānau Ora 07 348 8454 Health Korowai Aroha own outcomes. services The group of 9 Māori providers in the Social Te Kāhui Hauora Rotorua rohe who are engaged in the Services Te Papa Takaro o Te Arawa government’s Whānau Ora Te Roopu a Iwi o Te Arawa transformation process and have made Charitable Trust a commitment to deliver services in a Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Pikiao combined way. Te Utuhina Manaakitanga Trust Administration Office c/o- Korowai Te Waiariki Purea Trust Aroha, 1292 Hinemoa Street, Rotorua. Tipu Ora
Website currently in development.
Social Elderly ‘Quality of Life’ Services Meals on Wheels, hospital transport Elderly in the Murupara Free/Koha Diane Grace Te Awhina Support Services Services (Rotorua, Tauranga, Whakatane Hospitals), and surrounding areas 07 366 5299 (a/h) 7 Kowhai Avenue, Murupara shopping assistance, money management, 07 365 5177 Ph: 07 366 5177 and food bank).
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ORGANISATION SECTOR SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE WHO THE SERVICE COST CONTACT PERSON IS FOR Health Murupara Rheumatic Fever School-based throat swabbing. Children aged 5-14 No Cost Moana Hall and Marie Merriman Prevention Project years attending 021712438 Murupara schools Community Mental Health Assessment, treatment, consultation and Murupara residents No Cost Infant, Child and Adolescent Service: (Murupara) support for clients and whānau with mental seeking mental health & Glennis ToeToe on 021 712 239
Infant, Child and Adolescent health and/or alcohol & drug problems. addictions support, Service provided within a Family Whānau Support, Education. Te Ika Whenua Hauora Family Whānau Support, kaupapa Māori Peer Support and Advocacy Service: 53 Oregon Drive, PO Box 14, Education, Peer Support and framework Dee Elia on 021 712 920 Murupara 3025 Advocacy Service Ph/Fax: 07 366 5585 or 07 366 5560 Adult Community Support Adult Community Support Service: [email protected] Service Christopher Hall on 021 712 422 General Manager: Awhina Chapman Diabetes Education & A marae based self management education People diagnosed with No Cost Ladette Bradnock
Intervention Programme programme in partnership with Nga Kakano diabetes and their 021 712 858
Foundation. whānau, provided within
a kaupapa Māori
framework
Pouwhenua Clinic A mobile health service (nutrition & People with chronic No Cost Gina Berghan
podiatry) focused on addressing chronic conditions, including 07 573 6413
conditions: Partnership with Poutiri Trust. cardiovascular, diabetes
and respiratory.
Social Community Action on Youth & A health promotion service focusing on Murupara youth and No Cost Memorie Jenner Services Drugs community action, including increasing their whānau 021 712 905 informed community discussion & debate on youth & drugs, promote effective policies & practices to reduce harm, reduce the supply of drugs to young people, & to develop capacity to support young people (employment, education and recreation).
Whānau Ora (WEII) Facilitator Support with Whānau Plan facilitation. All whānau in Murupara No Cost Awhina Chapman and surrounding areas [email protected] 021712664
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ORGANISATION SECTOR SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE WHO THE SERVICE COST CONTACT PERSON IS FOR Health Hunga Manaaki Service Māori advocacy and whānau support Whānau and hospital No Cost Carmel Waiariki services at Rotorua Hospital. staff [email protected]
Problem Gambling Counselling Problem gambling harm minimisation Whānau affected by No Cost Hariata Kohunui counselling and support. problem gambling [email protected]
Te Kahui Hauora Trust 171 Old Taupo Road, PO Box 2254, Rotorua Ph/Fax: 07 349 0156
CEO: Colin Bennett [email protected] Health Western Heights Community Weekly Cooking Classes Western Heights Health No cost Laurie Watt: Project Maara Kai/Rongoā Māori Centre Clientele and (Some cost [email protected] Walking Group Community. Some may apply at Mirimiri Services space open to the times to Specific times and venues apply public some programme
areas)
Te Arawa Toiora Weekend Wananga visiting sites of Groups are gender $30 per Canaan Tuhura
significance from Maketu to Tongariro. specific year [email protected]
Monthly Activity Days. Weekly Group Te Papa Takaro o Te Arawa Fitness Classes. Tumahaurangi Marae, 38 Koutu Road, Specific times and venues apply PO Box 1658, Rotorua Te Arawa Kōeke Kokiri Physical activity, Swimming and Nutritional Kōeke/Kaumatua No cost Stephen Te Moni
programme for Kōeke wanting to increase [email protected] Ph: 07 348 3377 their personal health and wellbeing. Fax: 07 348 0877 Specific times and venues apply
Reo Kori Kohanga Programme Physical activity, nutrition, health Kohanga Reo in the No cost Stephen Te Moni General Manager: awareness, swimming classes, train the Rotorua region. [email protected] Paora Hurihanganui trainer, kapa haka/mau rakau for Kohanga [email protected] Reo.
Specific times and venues apply
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ORGANISATION SECTOR SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE WHO THE SERVICE COST CONTACT PERSON IS FOR Health PATH Planning: Personalised wellbeing PATH planning for Open No cost Canaan Tuhura contd Planning for your future individual or whānau groups. [email protected] Physical activity and Nutrition Assisting individual and groups to find All people Cost may Stephen Te Moni Services better health and wellbeing solutions. apply [email protected] Sport Rangatahi Specific Programmes Assisting rangatahi to find & navigate their Rangatahi Cost may Stephen Te Moni health and wellbeing realities using apply [email protected] contd traditional Māori modes of activity and games and contemporary activity. Some examples are: Physical activity for Teen Mothers Activity for PTE students Te Arawa Pride Selection of 4 to 6 events per year including Te Arawa Whānau, Cost may Lisa Mansell the Te Arawa Games, providing collective Hapū, Iwi, Marae and apply [email protected] opportunities to participate ‘as Te Arawa’ in Individuals (approx $2 Sport and Recreational activities. per person) Specific times and venues apply
Traditional Māori Recreational Tailored group recreational programmes. All people Cost may Te Miri Rangi Opportunities apply [email protected] Arikimatanui Programmes, events and workshops All people Cost may Te Miri Rangi (Traditional Māori developing understanding and skill in apply [email protected] Games) traditional Māori games. Specific times and venues apply
Reo Kori Kauhoe Basic Swimming programme for Kura Tamariki at Kura No Cost Te Miri Rangi Kaupapa and Kohanga Reo in Te Reo Kaupapa and in [email protected] Māori. Kohanga Reo Specific times and venues apply Tokatu In school skill development for primary Primary Schools $1.50 per Te Miri Rangi school aged children through the medium child [email protected] of the traditional Māori Sport of Ki o Rahi. Specific times and venues apply
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ORGANISATION SECTOR SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE WHO THE SERVICE COST CONTACT PERSON IS FOR Other Te Arawa Awards Celebrating Te Arawa Achievements and Te Arawa and Māori Cost to Lisa Mansell Māori Sport excellence annually. Rangatahi, Whānau, attend the [email protected] Te Arawa Rangatahi Awards Hapū, Iwi, Marae and awards Te Arawa Māori Sports Awards the community ceremony Te Arawa Iwi Awards contd Nominations open July/August. Awards ceremony takes place in October.
Event Co-ordination Full, partial or supportive roles in event All people Costs vary: Lisa Mansell management, facilitation and coordination. service fees [email protected] Past Events: Marae Expo 2012; Te Arawa may apply Games 2012; World Indigenous Touch Tournament 2010; Tamariki Ora Day 2008. Health JV Hauora Waikato Forensic Addresses mental health of long standing Programmes in Lakes DHB Hauora Waikato Office Te Roopu a Iwi o Te Arawa Health Assessments in the and complex origin through negotiating collaboration with funded 1144 Pukaki St, Rotorua
District Court. access to and developing planning whānau, hapū, iwi,
programs in collaboration with whānau, organisations,
hapū, iwi, organisations, respective Māori respective Māori and
and mainstream communities. mainstream
communities.
Taharangi Marae, 26 Tarewa Road, Social Budgeting Service Registered under the NZ Federation for Main stream – NDOC - No Cost Michelle Nahu Rotorua Services Budgeting services. MSD [email protected]
Ph: 07 348 1231 Domestic Violence Counselling Family-centred counselling service. Whānau, referrals from No Cost Arihia Mohi
the Police. CYF. [email protected] General Manager: Penny Mitchell [email protected] Community. Level 4 Hinemoa Tower,
Also: 1154 Hinemoa Street, Rotorua 07 348 8177 Level 4, Hinemoa Tower, 1154 Hinemoa Street, Rotorua Justice Rangatahi Youth Court Marae-based youth court restorative justice Court ordered youth No Cost Mary Corbett. 07 348 8177 hearings. and whānau. Lay Advocate.
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ORGANISATION SECTOR SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE WHO THE SERVICE COST CONTACT PERSON IS FOR
Justice Youth Justice Mentoring Court Ordered youth No Cost Tracey Ormbsy contd contd Court supervised camps and their whānau [email protected] Supported bail Supervision with activity Community Youth Whakaoho – Youth activity For youth and their No Cost Arihia Mohi Whakapakari Whānau Social Work whānau [email protected]
Education Private Training Establishment NZQA L4 National Certificate in Iwi Māori Those wanting to TEC Penny Mitchell Social Services. become Social Workers [email protected] working for organisations and not yet qualified. Health General Practice Clinic Very low cost GP services from 9am-5pm: Enrolled patients 0-6yrs Nellie Kennedy Supported by 2 GP positions and 2 fulltime No Cost [email protected] nurses – Consultations by walk-in or 7-17yrs - 07 347 3195 x816 appointments – other services offered to $5 patients, e.g. free mirimiri, support to quit 18-64yrs - smoking, manage medication, manage diet $10 and exercise. 65+ $5 Kaupapa Māori Early Intervention Provides Smoking Cessation, Outreach All ages residing in No Cost Nellie Kennedy Service Immunisation, nursing care in the Rotorua [email protected] 1274 Fenton Street, Rotorua community for chronically ill patients, 07 347 3195 x816 Ph: 07 348 5384 healthy living/health eating support, marae [email protected] based programme for kuia and kaumatua. Traditional Māori Healing Traditional Māori healing including wairua All people enrolled with No Cost Nellie Kennedy General Manager: Bella Moke healing, romiromi and tohunga services. Health Rotorua PHO [email protected] 07 347 3195 x816
Primary Mental Health Initiative Supporting mental health wellness by Anyone enrolled with No Cost Jean Mansner (Adult) counselling, psychology, and home-based Health Rotorua PHO 07 347 3195 x817 support services. with mild to moderate [email protected] mental health issues
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ORGANISATION SECTOR SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE WHO THE SERVICE COST CONTACT PERSON IS FOR Health Kaupapa Māori Infant, Child, Supporting children and their families to Tamariki (0-25 years No Cost Bella Moke contd Adolescent & Youth Mental maintain wellness within their home and incl) residing in 07 347 3195 x824 Health Service - Murupara understand the need of supporting young Murupara [email protected] people with mental health issues.
Kia Piki Te Ora Suicide A strategic role, developing suicide Anyone within the No Cost Michael Naera Prevention intervention/prevention services with a Lakes DHB boundaries 07 347 3195 ext:828 contd public health focus. (includes Rotorua, 021741361 Turangi, Taupo, [email protected] Kaingaroa, Mangakino) Mapihi Raharuhi [email protected] 07 347 3195 ext:829 Pacific Islands Mobile Nursing Community-based support for Pasifika Pasifika persons No Cost Bella Moke patients. residing in Rotorua area [email protected] 07 347 3195 ext:824 Te Ao Auahatanga ‘Whānau Ora’ Wrap around service for whānau who are Available to whānau No Cost Ange Tipu and Kim Richards – Pilot Programme dealing with multiple agencies – supporting enrolled with Te 07 347 3195 ext: 839 them towards positive outcomes Runanga o Ngāti Pikiao determined by them. GP Service Education Private Training Establishment – NZQA accredited L1 & 2 Forestry and Youth – 15 to 17yrs No Cost Pare Merito Forestry Training Employment course aimed at moving Mature – 18+yrs [email protected] learners into employment or stair-casing Living within the 07 347 3195 ext: 809 them into higher learning at other tertiary Rotorua region and education organisation. meeting certain eligibility criteria Social Counselling Service Support for individuals and/or whānau to Can be self referred for No Cost Cushla Paice Services take charge of their lives. anyone who resides [email protected] within the Rotorua 07 347 3195 x 807 A counselling service to support clients in region crisis. Justice Tikanga Wananga Four day wananga held throughout the year Male offenders referred No Cost Pare Merito that covers culture, identity, and tikanga. by the Department of [email protected] Corrections 07 347 3195 ext: 809
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ORGANISATION SECTOR SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE WHO THE SERVICE COST CONTACT PERSON IS FOR Education Te Puna Akoranga o Ngāti Ministry of Education registered ‘Puna Children 0-5 years Fees Apply Aroha Hicks Whakaue Early Childhood Centre Reo’ (bilingual ECE) offering early [email protected] childhood care from 8am-5pm weekdays. 027 3535186 Implements a Ngāti Whakaue curriculum. Mokopuna Te Ao Kapurangi Early Parent-led early childhood education Children 0-5 years No Cost Hope Morrison Childhood Centre centre. Implements a Ngāti Whakaue [email protected] curriculum.
Te Reo Hokoi - Reo in Homes Home-based language development Whānau wanting to No Cost Kingi Biddle Te Taumata Matauranga o Ngāti Programme programme for whānau. learn Te Reo Māori [email protected] Whakaue Iho Ake
Tiaho Tamariki – Engaging Priority Home-based, ‘school preparation’ Whānau with 3-5 yr olds No Cost Tiffany Te Moni 1st Floor, Pukeroa Oruawhata House, Families programme, as well as and education [email protected] Amohau Street, mentoring & support for parents. 027 3535 4601 PO Box 12-003, Rotorua
Carol Haimona Ph: 07 346 0095 027 3535 690 Fax: 07 346 0096 [email protected] [email protected] Tirotiro Whetu Identity, Language, Culture and Language and Māori No Cost Rangitiaria Tibble General Manager: Roana Bennett Community Engagement – working with curriculum mentoring for [email protected] Early Childhood Centres to implement a Rotorua Early Ngāti Whakaue-based curriculum in Childhood Centres Niheta Jacobs mainstream ECEs. [email protected] Private Training Establishment Tumahaurangi Trust – Construction 17+ years Fees Apply Rongo Puha (Strategic Partnership) Trade Training: a NZQA accredited L4 [email protected] National Certificate in Pre-Trade Carpentry. 57 Pererika Street, PO Box 2078, Rotorua A participant of the Christchurch Rebuild Ph: 07 348 7090 Programme via the Iwi Based Māori Fax: 07 349 1889 Trade Training Initiative.
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ORGANISATION SECTOR SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE WHO THE SERVICE COST CONTACT PERSON IS FOR Health Alcohol & Drug Counselling Assistance for people who have concerns People (18+years) No Cost Duty Counsellor – a duty counsellor is Service (outpatient) about their own or other’s alcohol and resident in Rotorua area available Monday to Friday for advice drug use. and brief assessment. Includes: Assessment, treatment, counselling, group therapy, referral to residential services. Youth/Rangatahi Alcohol & Drug Support for young people (12-24yrs) who Young people resident No Cost Duty Counsellor – a duty counsellor is Te Utuhina Manaakitanga Service have concerns about their own or other’s in the Lakes region available Monday to Friday for advice Trust alcohol and drug use. The service is and brief assessment. 1154 Hinemoa Street, available in Secondary Schools and the PO Box 1802, Rotorua Community. Ph: 07 348 3598 Includes: Assessment, treatment, Fax: 07 348 1783 counselling, group therapy, referral to [email protected] residential services. Alcohol & Drug residential service Kaupapa Māori alcohol & other drug People (18+years) No Cost Materoa Peni residential facilities for the Midland region resident in Midlands [email protected] – (17 beds including 2 methamphetamine region 07 348 3598 beds). Referrals are accepted via an AOD provider. Te Ao Auahatanga ‘Whānau Ora’ Enhancing tino rangatiratanga with Programme participants No Cost Duty Counsellor – a duty counsellor is Programme whānau engaged with the service. and their whānau available Monday to Friday for advice and brief assessment.
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ORGANISATION SECTOR SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE WHO THE SERVICE COST CONTACT PERSON IS FOR Social Strengthening Families Lead Agency & Whānau facilitation - Families and whānau No Cost Wikitoria Hona Services providing a central co-ordination service [email protected] to support whānau with multiple needs. Active Citizenship Youth leadership programme in Rotorua Youth aged 12-24 years No Cost Paraone Pirika communities. [email protected] Safer Families Co-ordination of Rotorua Safer Families Community agencies No Cost Heather Pearson & Rotorua Family Violence Prevention and organisations [email protected] Network. Kuirau House, Youth Services NEET Referred Youth Service working with Youth aged 16 & 17 No Cost Marleina Te Kaawa 1371 Pukuatua St, PO Box 95, youth not engaged in employment, years [email protected] Rotorua education or training. Wendy Grant
[email protected] Ph: 07 348 5051 Youth Services YP and YPP Working with youth receiving financial Youth and young No Cost Marleina Te Kaawa Fax: 07 348 5032 assistance from Work and Income and parents aged 16-18 [email protected] [email protected] offering a wrap around service to engage years Wendy Grant
youth into education, training or work [email protected] General Manager: John Merito based learning.
Free Parking Youth Sport and Co-ordination of RDC’s youth Youth aged 12-24 years No Cost Maraea Pomana
Recreation neighbourhood projects - free, fun and [email protected]
safe activities on local parks in Fordlands,
Western Heights and Koutu.
Tu Mai Family Violence Programme Working alongside whānau/families who All whānau/family No Cost Waireti Parakai have experienced family violence to [email protected] support them to reach their full potential, Wikitoria Hona by building resilience, self-determination [email protected] and self-empowerment.
Outdoor Outdoor Recreation Team building activities including multi- Primary, intermediate Fees Apply Mark Gatens Activities day journeys, and outdoor activities such and secondary schools [email protected] as waka paddling, mountaineering, and Teela Korau water safety. Community groups [email protected] Te Whaeoranga Smallman [email protected]
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ORGANISATION SECTOR SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE WHO THE SERVICE COST CONTACT PERSON IS FOR Education Te Arawa Journey Journey offering strengths based Youth aged 10-15 years No Cost Paraone Pirika experiences and activities in Te Arawa [email protected] area. Ngaire Ngamoki [email protected] Respite Holiday Camps Holiday camp providing activities for Children aged 5-12 No Cost Paraone Pirika contd young people who are in the care of years [email protected] people other than their parents. Emma Taylor [email protected] Breakaway Holiday Programme Holiday programme for young people Youth aged: No Charge Emma Taylor who would not normally have the 11-13 years [email protected] opportunity to attend a holiday 14-17 years programme. Private Training Establishment Certificate in Youth Work: Levels 3 & 4 Youth workers and Fees Apply Paraone Pirika (NZQA). people interested in [email protected] youth work, events Ariana Smith management & [email protected] programme planning Outdoor Education Outdoor Recreation Unit Standards Secondary schools Fees Apply Mark Gatens delivered by qualified instructors. [email protected] Teela Korau [email protected] Te Whaeoranga Smallman [email protected] Justice Community Youth Programmes 13 week mentoring programme designed Youth referred by CYF No Cost Emma Taylor for young people referred by CYF. [email protected] Awhi Mai Working with youth who have supervised Youth referred by CYF No Cost Paraone Pirika action plans. or Youth Justice [email protected] Court Referred Court Supervised Mentoring camp designed for young Youth referred by CYF No Cost Paraone Pirika Camps people referred by Child Youth & Family [email protected] Service (“CYF”). Emma Taylor [email protected] Fresh Start Mentoring Programme Mentoring programme designed for Youth referred by CYF No Cost Paraone Pirika young people referred by CYF. [email protected]
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ORGANISATION SECTOR SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE WHO THE SERVICE COST CONTACT PERSON IS FOR Health Traditional Māori healing Rongoā Māori - Traditional Māori healing For all people seeking Koha Clinics: Mon-Fri 9am to 1pm service including Rongoā Māori, Mirimiri, alternative healing and Hauwai and Pultice. treatments.
2b Ranolf Street PO Box 1799, Rotorua
Phone/Fax: 07 349 4355 [email protected] Social Residential Care Matapuna Residential Care: long term Entry criteria are: Government Dorothy Latimer Te Whānau Tokotokorangi Trust Services residential care for people with an 16 years of age with a funded 021 571 067
(24hours/ 7 days) intellectual, physical and sensory primary diagnosis of an disability. Services also include individual intellectual disability and Doug Morgan respite care packages. will require a needs 021 517 065 assessment from Support Net or ACC. Day Programme Ao Manaaki Day Service Programme: Entry criteria are: Government Dorothy Latimer Activities, life skills, therapeutic 16 years of age with a funded 021 571 067 (9am-3pm Mon-Fri) intervention, whānau environment and primary diagnosis of an kaupapa Māori concepts. intellectual disability and Doug Morgan 18 Te Ngae Road will require a 021 517 065 PO Box 1429 needs assessment from Rotorua 3040 Support Net, ACC or Ph: 07 349 3228 Ministry of Social Fax: 07 349 2807 Development. www.tokotokorangi.co.nz Community Development Te Waharoa Community Development: People with an No Cost Dorothy Latimer [email protected] Advocacy and co-ordination service for intellectual, physical 021 571 067 (9am-4pm Mon-Fri and A/H by people with an intellectual, physical and and sensory disability. Doug Morgan arrangement) sensory disability. 021 517 065 Education Tu Maia Youth Programme Assisting at risk youth to develop skills in At risk Māori youth aged No Cost Dorothy Latimer the disability sector. 2 intakes per year between 15-20 years. 021 571 067 (April-July & September-November) Doug Morgan 021 517 065
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ORGANISATION SECTOR SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE WHO THE SERVICE COST CONTACT PERSON IS FOR Health Outreach GP Service Free GP Service for patients enrolled with Targeted at High Needs No Cost Rob Beckett Health Rotorua. (Māori, Pasifika, Low- [email protected] Socio-economic) Social Koroua/Kuia Elderly Support Iwi/Māori based services that are Targeted at Māori but is No Cost Rob Beckett Services Service Day Programme mentally and socially stimulating and inclusive of all [email protected] provide recreational and therapeutic benefit. Te Whare Hauora o Ngongotaha Community Garden Environmental education for people of all Youth and Elderly No Cost Rongomai Hokianga 172 Ngongotaha Road, ages in the community. [email protected] PO Box 178, Ngongotaha, Rotorua Cultural Flax Weaving Use of flax and other resource materials Adults No Cost Nola Chapman 3041 in the production of art pieces. Phone: (07) 357 4946 Ph: 07 357 4946 Education NYPD Professional Development Youth development for children and School aged children No Cost Rongomai Hokianga Fax: 07 357 4948 Programme teenagers in the Ngongotaha community. [email protected]
General Manager: Rob Beckett [email protected]
Health Traditional Māori healing Mirimiri (massage), Rongoā Māori, For all people who need No Cost/ Margaret Tuakana Te Whare o Kenehi spiritual healing, house blessings and alternative healing and Koha 027 2008 485
general health checks. consultation. Rotorua International Stadium Natasha Harland Devon Street West, Rotorua 021 0596 470 Ph: 07 349 6119 or 07 347 8695 (a/h)
Manager: Margaret Tuakana [email protected]
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ORGANISATION SECTOR SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE WHO THE SERVICE COST CONTACT PERSON IS FOR Health Tamariki Ora/Well Child (including Home-based kaupapa Māori WellChild All those wanting a No Cost Michelle Freeman B4 School Checks) service. WellChild service that is 027 295 9964 home-visit based and [email protected] TIPU ORA offers additional whānau support
Tunohopu Health Centre Aukati Kaipaipa Smoking Cessation Kaupapa Māori 1:1 smoking cessation For those wanting to No Cost Margie Epapara
17 Houkotuku St, Ohinemutu service. stop smoking 027 677 4493
PO Box 807, Rotorua Note: Champix GP FREEbee voucher [email protected]
provider
Phone: 07 348 2400 Kaupapa Māori Midwifery Lead Maternity Care. Expectant mothers and No Cost Marice van Der Leeden
Fax: 07 348 2403 their babies 0800 777 277
Website: www.tipuora.org.nz
Safe Sleeping Initiative Safe sleeping education and Pēpi Pod Newborn babies that $20 Lorraine Anderson
Executive Manager: resource. meet one or more of the [email protected]
Raewyn Bourne criteria: [email protected] The Pepi Pod is a safe sleeping space for Tipu Ora clients:
babies more vulnerable to accidental Marice van Der Leeden
suffocation. [email protected]
Criteria (any one of):
premature (less than 36 weeks)
low birth weight (under 2500gms)
have been in SCBU
Māori
Exposed to any smoking in
pregnancy
Regular smoking, alcohol or drug
use in baby’s household
Health Promotion Child health promotion including policy Children 0-5 years and No Cost Fallyn Flavell
development, oral health, nutrition and their whānau. 027 4313 198
growth, physical activity, breast feeding, [email protected]
hearing & vision checks and child safety.
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ORGANISATION SECTOR SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE WHO THE SERVICE COST CONTACT PERSON IS FOR Health Rotorua Primary Health Māori primary health strategy and policy Māori resident in the No Cost Ana Morrison Health Organisation - Māori Health Plan for the Rotorua area, including Māori Health Rotorua area. 027 436 8522 TIPU ORA contd Health Liaison position (a strategic role [email protected] contd that works towards improved health outcomes and health equity for Māori).
Oranga Niho Dental Service Dental services, including: All people Fee for Narelle Ellis Community Service Card ‘Relief of Service 07 348 2400 Pain’ assessment & treatment [email protected] WINZ quotes and treatment ACC dental treatment provider Dental services for children and Children 0-18 years No Cost 12+ yrs: Narelle Ellis
adolescents. [email protected]
Mobile Dental Unit visits kura kaupapa Tamariki 0-12yrs: Misa Kingi (for 5-12yrs) [email protected] Social Family Start Intensive whānau focused, child centred, Vulnerable and At Risk No Cost Tracey Tuari or Bill Ripia Services intervention programme with home based Children (aged 0-5yrs) 07 348 0097 support services (including parent and their whānau. [email protected] education programme) to ensure the best [email protected] possible start in life for children.
Teen Parent Intensive Case Assistance to stay in or re-enter The most vulnerable No Cost Lisa Livingstone-Kameta Management Service education and prepare for future teen parents in our 027 279 5419 employment. Support to link vulnerable community. [email protected] teen parents and their children to the services and support they need, such as antenatal care, family planning, health, housing, budgeting and parenting services, Well Child services and ECE.
Teen Parent Volunteer Support for teen parents who are not Teen parents and their No Cost Kim Miller Neighbourhood Support Group facing major challenges, but may be children 07 348 0097 isolated and would benefit from greater [email protected] support to stay connected with their neighbourhoods.
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ORGANISATION SECTOR SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE WHO THE SERVICE COST CONTACT PERSON IS FOR Education Parents as First Teachers Whānau centred parent education Low income parents No Cost Aroha Kerei programme helping children reach their with children aged 0-3 07 348 0097 TIPU ORA full potential. years [email protected] contd
Private Training Establishment NZQA Level 5 National Certificate in Anyone considering No Cost Marg Maniapoto Hauora (Māori Health). Hauora as a career 07 348 0096 NZQA Level 6 National Diploma in pathway (criteria [email protected] Hauora (Māori Health). apply) Delivered in 23 days over 8 months via monthly marae-based wānanga. Condensed (4mth) course available from 2013 Ōhanga Ora Programme Tailored support to enable single young Single Māori mothers No Cost Billie-Jo Pomare Māori mothers to engage in meaningful aged 16-20 years on 027 205 7644 training, education and employment DPB or EMA. [email protected] opportunities.
Social Employment Placement Facilitation of employment placements on People receiving a No Cost [email protected] Services behalf of Ministry of Social Development. government benefit
Whānau Ora Facilitation and support for whānau who All whānau No Cost [email protected] have development aspirations
Youth Services Assisting vulnerable young people back Young people aged 16- No Cost [email protected] 1st Floor, 248 Fenton Street, into education, training or work-based 18 not in PO Box 456, Rotorua learning. education/training and on a benefit (Tokoroa Ph: 07 346 1337 and Whakatane region) Fax: 07 346 2617 Justice Tikanga me Te Reo Wananga Self-development course for those on People on probation No Cost [email protected] [email protected] probation. General Manager: Israel Hawkins
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ORGANISATION SECTOR SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE WHO THE SERVICE COST CONTACT PERSON IS FOR Health Traditional Māori healing Traditional Māori massage and healing, For all people Fee for Wikitoria Oman including romiromi, mirimiri, spiritual Service 07 216 9454 healing, pregnancy massage. 021 0272 3650 info@wikitoriaMāorihealing.co.nz Lakeside Retreat Education Rangatahi 3 Hearts Hauora A marae-based wananga/programme to For all youth Fees Apply As above 115D Te Akau Rd, Okere Falls Programme empower youth and to set goals for their Rotorua future www.wikitoriaMāorihealing.co.nz Traditional Māori healing workshop Learn about romiromi massage and For all people Fees Apply As above traditional Māori healing Health Founded by district nurse Ruby To promote fellowship and understanding Improving health No Cost President: Harriet Paikea Women’s Health League: Te Roopu o Cameron with support of Te Arawa between Māori and European women outcomes for Māori (07 333 2623) Te Ora elders in 1937. with the emphasis on advocating for and women and children providing services to achieve better Treasurer: Charlene Kershaw (07 348 health outcomes for Māori women and 3240 or 349 6119) children. Secretary: Wharangi Waetford (07 348 2400) c/o – Tunohopu Health Centre, Houkotuku Street, Ohinemutu, Rotorua. Ph: 07 348 2400
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Index
SECTOR ORGANISATION PAGE SECTOR ORGANISATION PAGE
Cultural Ngāti Tahu-Ngāti Whaoa Runanga 6 Health Aroha Mai Cancer Support Services 2 Te Whare Hauora o Ngongotaha 19 Korowai Aroha 4 Ngāti Tahu-Ngāti Whaoa Runanga 6 Education Family Focus 3 Nga Maia o Aotearoa: National Māori Birthing 7 Māori Women’s Welfare League 6 Collective Te Roopu a Iwi o Te Arawa (aka Maatua 12 Te Ika Whenua Hauora 8 Whangai) Te Kahui Hauora 9 Te Runanga o Ngāti Pikiao 13 Te Papa Takaro o Te Arawa 9 Te Taumata Matauranga o Ngāti Whakaue 14 Te Roopu a Iwi o Te Arawa (aka Maatua Whangai) 11 Iho Ake Te Runanga o Ngāti Pikiao 12 Te Waiariki Purea 17 Te Utuhina Manaakitanga 15 Te Whānau Tokotokorangi Trust 18 Te Waiora a Tane 18 Te Whare Hauora o Ngongotaha 19 Te Whare Hauora o Ngongotaha 19 Tipu Ora 22 Te Whare o Kenehi 19 Wikitoria Māori Healing 23 Tipu Ora 20 Wikitoria Māori Healing 23 Event Co-ordination Te Papa Takaro o Te Arawa 11 Women’s Health League: Te Roopu o Te Ora 23
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Index (contd)
SECTOR ORGANISATION PAGE SECTOR ORGANISATION PAGE
Justice Family Focus 3 Sport, Recreation, Te Papa Takaro o Te Arawa 10 Te Roopu a Iwi o Te Arawa (aka Maatua Whangai) 11 Fitness and Healthy Te Waiariki Purea 16 Te Runanga o Ngāti Pikiao 13 Lifestyles Te Waiariki Purea 17 Wera Aotearoa Charitable Trust 22 Traditional Māori Healing Korowai Aroha 5 and Rongoā Māori Te Runanga o Ngāti Pikiao 12 Social Services Family Focus 2 Te Waiora a Tane 18 Mana Social Services 5 Te Whare o Kenehi 19 Ngāti Kapo o Aotearoa 6 Wikitoria Māori Healing 23 Te Akatea Iwi Tauawhi Trust 7 Te Awhina Support Services 7 Whānau Ora Te Arawa Whānau Ora 7 Te Ika Whenua Hauora 8 Te Roopu a Iwi o Te Arawa (aka Maatua Whangai) 11 Te Runanga o Ngāti Pikiao 13 Te Waiariki Purea 16 Te Whānau Tokotokorangi Trust 18 Te Whare Hauora o Ngongotaha 19 Tipu Ora 21 Wera Aotearoa Charitable Trust 22 .
NOTE: The Ministry of Health's definition of a Māori health provider is: Providers that are contracted to deliver health and disability services that target Māori clients or communities; are led by a Māori governance and management structure and express Māori kaupapa; and consider the wider issues of Māori development and how it might apply to their organisation. This Information Resource includes Providers thus defined, but also includes other providers that are not health providers, but who consider themselves either kaupapa Māori providers, Māori providers or Iwi providers and wish to be included in this Information Resource.
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