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He Kāmaka Waiora Māori Health | Auckland | Te Toka Tumai
Public Service, Hospital-based support service, Kaupapa Māori
Description
He Kamaka Waiora Māori Health Services
In 2011 a bilateral initiative was launched to improve the quality of health service delivery across both the Auckland and Waitematā District Health Boards. The initiative's goal is to improve the health outcomes of Māori by helping hospitals deliver better health outcomes for Māori, by retaining Māori who become healthcare professionals and to improve healthcare practices.
From this He Kāmaka Oranga, Auckland DHB and Mo Wai Te Ora, Waitematā DHB became He Kāmaka Waiora Māori Health Services across Auckland and Waitematā DHBs.
The introduction of practices based on tikanga Māori have made a significant contribution to Māori Health gain in the region.
From July 2022 we are now Te Whatu Ora, Te Aka Whai Ora across all districts.
For Auckland District Te Toka Tumai our service name is He Kamaka Waiora Māori Health
For Waitemata District our service name is He Kamaka Waiora Māori Health
Services
This directory of services has been developed to assist whānau in Auckland to access relevant and needed services to support them on their journeys to create and maintain sustainable and vibrant futures. The title of the Directory, He Ara Takahinga, is significant as it is symbolic of a pathway toward wellness that has been provided and travelled by the generations before us. The directory focuses on first-point-of-contact services or those services where whānau can self-refer or refer whānau members without requiring a referral from another service provider. Its intention is to act as a resource for whānau as they navigate their way to becoming stronger, healthier and resilient whānau. The directory is separated into five sections – Education, Health, Social Services, Information Services, and Community Facilities. Each section is further divided into Auckland North (North Shore), Auckland West (Waitakere to Helensville), Auckland Central, and Auckland South. Providers of key services associated with each of the sections are listed in alphabetical order. For ease of reference, throughout the directory, Māori service providers and Pacific service providers are identified where it is helpful to distinguish between providers. This will aid those whānau who have a preference to access services that might more ably align to their cultural practices and heritage. He Ara Takahinga (PDF, 2.8 MB) A Directory of Services in Auckland to Support Whānau Ora
This directory of services has been developed to assist whānau in Auckland to access relevant and needed services to support them on their journeys to create and maintain sustainable and vibrant futures. The title of the Directory, He Ara Takahinga, is significant as it is symbolic of a pathway toward wellness that has been provided and travelled by the generations before us. The directory focuses on first-point-of-contact services or those services where whānau can self-refer or refer whānau members without requiring a referral from another service provider. Its intention is to act as a resource for whānau as they navigate their way to becoming stronger, healthier and resilient whānau. The directory is separated into five sections – Education, Health, Social Services, Information Services, and Community Facilities. Each section is further divided into Auckland North (North Shore), Auckland West (Waitakere to Helensville), Auckland Central, and Auckland South. Providers of key services associated with each of the sections are listed in alphabetical order. For ease of reference, throughout the directory, Māori service providers and Pacific service providers are identified where it is helpful to distinguish between providers. This will aid those whānau who have a preference to access services that might more ably align to their cultural practices and heritage. He Ara Takahinga (PDF, 2.8 MB) A Directory of Services in Auckland to Support Whānau Ora
This directory of services has been developed to assist whānau in Auckland to access relevant and needed services to support them on their journeys to create and maintain sustainable and vibrant futures. The title of the Directory, He Ara Takahinga, is significant as it is symbolic of a pathway toward wellness that has been provided and travelled by the generations before us.
The directory focuses on first-point-of-contact services or those services where whānau can self-refer or refer whānau members without requiring a referral from another service provider.
Its intention is to act as a resource for whānau as they navigate their way to becoming stronger, healthier and resilient whānau.
The directory is separated into five sections – Education, Health, Social Services, Information Services, and Community Facilities. Each section is further divided into Auckland North (North Shore), Auckland West (Waitakere to Helensville), Auckland Central, and Auckland South. Providers of key services associated with each of the sections are listed in alphabetical order.
For ease of reference, throughout the directory, Māori service providers and Pacific service providers are identified where it is helpful to distinguish between providers. This will aid those whānau who have a preference to access services that might more ably align to their cultural practices and heritage.
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He Ara Takahinga
(PDF, 2.8 MB)
A Directory of Services in Auckland to Support Whānau Ora
Document Downloads
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Auckland Site Map
(PDF, 623.6 KB)
Auckland site map - parking and building location information
Public Transport
He Kāmaka Waiora Māori Health Provider Arm Services
Patient and Whānau Support
Park Road, Auckland City Hospital
He Kāmaka Waiora Māori Health Provider Arm Services
Te Whare Awhina Adult Accommodation
Building 30, Gate 4, Grafton Road, Auckland City Hospital
Buses
Buses stop on Park Road near the Main Entrance to the hospital. For other details on bus and public transport routes to the Centre, call AT on (09) 366 6400 or 0800 10 30 80 from the Hibiscus Coast and for more information on bus timetables, see link below. https://at.govt.nz/
Taxis
Taxi phone is located in the Main Entrance on Level 4, and at the entrance to the Emergency Department. Taxi ranks are located outside the Main Entrance (Level 4).
Parking
Public Parking, Grafton, Auckland City Hospital
Public parking available
For parking fees, see link below:
For Auckland Hospital Site Map to view parking areas and building locations, see link below:
Website
Contact Details
Website
He Kāmaka Waiora Māori Health Service
Patient and Whānau Support, Te Toka Tumai
Auckland City Hospital and Starship Children’s Hospital
Location:
Support Building, Auckland City Hospital, Park Road, Auckland 1010
Main Telephone:
(09) 307 4949 ext: 29200
Mon - Fri / 8am - 4.30pm
After Hours:
(09) 307 4949 ext: 29200
4.30pm - 9pm
Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays:
On-Call from 9am-9pm (on-call ext: 29200)
Te Whare Awhina Adult Accommodation:
He Kāmaka Waiora Māori Health Service
Te Whare Awhina Adult Accommodation, Auckland City Hospital
Te Toka Tumai
Building 30, Auckland City Hospital, Grafton Road, Auckland 1010
Main Telephone:
(09) 307 4949
Ext: 25830
Email: whareawhina@adhb.govt.nz
Contact Office Hours:
Monday to Sunday & Public Holidays: 8am - 9pm
North Shore Te Kainga Atawhai Accommodation:
He Kāmaka Waiora Māori Health Service
Te Kainga Atawhai Adult Whanau Accommodation:
Location:
North Shore Te Kainga Atawhai
Building 38N, 124 Shakespeare Road, Takapuna
North Shore
Main Telephone:
(09) 442 7116
Ext: 47116
Email: nshtekaingaatawhai@waitematadhb.govt.nz
Contact Office Hours:
Monday to Sunday & Public Holidays: 8am - 9pm
Postal Address
He Kāmaka Waiora Māori Health Service
Te Toka Tumai Auckland District
09 3074949
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He Kāmaka Waiora Māori Health Service
North Shore Hospital and Waitakere Hospital
Waitematā District
(09) 486 8900
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He Kāmaka Waiora Māori Health Services
Office of the Chief Advisor Tikanga
Executive Office, 15 Shea Terrace, Takapuna, North Shore
09 484 6114
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This page was last updated at 9:43AM on August 13, 2024. This information is reviewed and edited by He Kāmaka Waiora Māori Health | Auckland | Te Toka Tumai.