Hauora Māori is about the wellbeing of Te Iwi Māori. There is a dedicated team of experienced and qualified Māori and non-Māori health workers and registered professionals who are responsive to Māori health needs. Hauora Māori provides Māori health services for Māori patients and their whānau during their health journey over various campuses and departments.
Christchurch Hospital and Christchurch Women’s Hospital
Christchurch Outpatients building, Ground floor, 2 Oxford Tce
Te Korowai Atawhai Whare, Te Waimokihi, Building 4, Annex Rd, Hillmorton Hospital, Christchurch
The philosophy of the Māori Mental Health Service is Whanaungatanga – a concept that stresses the importance of family and that nothing is done in isolation but as part of a member of a whanau. Māori mental health workers make up a multidisciplinary clinical team that works hard to improve the delivery and quality of health services to tangata whaiora / Māori consumers of mental health services.
Burwood Hospital, Corner of Mairehau Rd and Burwood Rd, Christchurch
Burwood Hospital, Corner of Mairehau Rd and Burwood Rd, Christchurch
Ranga Hauora service at Burwood Hospital / Te Whare Toa Takitini recognises the significance of ensuring patients/tangata whaiora feel at ease when receiving care. The service identifies cultural issues when working with whānau, hapū and iwi and enables staff to access the support and resources available to meet their cultural needs.
