HBU Mobile Youth Health Clinic

Community Health Service

Description

HBU Health is an outreach service that provides health and social support through a whānau and community approach across all ages.
This is a walk-in mobile clinic which brings a registered nurse and qualified doctor to our vulnerable communities, offering private one-on-one consultations at no cost to the patient or their whānau.

Please note that HBU Health do not take enrolments for patients and are not a GP practice.

Staff

Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Te Rangi Iwi Trust
Manager, Emily Gudsell
Team Lead, Carley Ririnui-Hennings
Co-Ordinator, Rocky Rahipere
Registered Nurse, Adrienne Arthur
Administrator, Te Paea-Mei Hennings

LOCUM
Doctor: Shiva Koirala & Lorna Riding
Nurse Practitioner: Debbie Inglis, Joanna Hart, Sarah Clark
Registered Nurse: Sarah Meihana-Russell, Kimi Benton, Adrienne Arthur, Puawai Tawa-Butler

Ages

Youth / Rangatahi, Child / Tamariki, Adult / Pakeke, Older adult / Kaumātua

How do I access this service?

Walk in, Casual (not enrolled) patients, Anyone can access

Fees and Charges Categorisation

Free

Hours

HbU will re-open for clinic as of February 2025. Please note that we are currently closed for public holidays and during our annual HBU Christmas shutdown period.

Monday

03-Feb

6pm - 9pm

Waikari Marae, Matapihi

62 Waikari Road, Matapihi, Mount Maunagui 3175

Tuesday

04-Feb

6pm - 9pm

Ngāi Tamawhariua Office

111 Main Road, Katikati 3129

Wednesday

05-Feb

6pm - 9pm

Welcome Bay Community Centre

242 Welcome Bay Road, Welcome Bay 3112

Thursday

06-Feb

6pm - 9pm

Hartford Avenue Reserve

37B Hartford Avenue, Pāpāmoa Beach 3118

Friday

07-Feb

4.30pm - 9pm

Merivale Community Centre

10 Kesteven Avenue, Parkvale 3112

Public Holidays: Closed on all public holidays.

Languages Spoken

English

Services Provided

Information, education & support

Provision of information, guidance, advice, and resources.

Community nursing

Kaupapa Māori

Kaupapa Māori community and/or social support that is culturally appropriate for Māori, promote Mātauranga Māori, tikanga Māori, and whānau-centred models of care.