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Ngā Mataapuna Oranga Mauri Ora, Mauri Tau - Whānau Wellbeing & Prosperity Kia ora! Welcome to the page of Ngā Mataapuna Oranga. Tauranga 3112. Bay Of Plenty. [email protected]

Whānau Ora - as a regional business provider

Clinical Services - as a regional service provider and educator

Workforce Development - as a regional pathway provider

Whakapā mai - Contact us

Here's how, you will find us at

157 Fraser Street. Aotearoa / New Zealand

You can contact us by phoning, emailing or fill out the contact form which will add you to our mailing list

t. 64 (0)7 579 4930 e.

Our next Te Tūmanako Whānau Support Group is coming up this Wednesday, 26 August 💚Te Tūmanako is a safe, supportive spac...
23/08/2026

Our next Te Tūmanako Whānau Support Group is coming up this Wednesday, 26 August 💚

Te Tūmanako is a safe, supportive space for whānau impacted by methamphetamine use, a place to connect, kōrero, share experiences and find hope.

For our third wānanga, we’ll continue building on the kōrero and connections from our first two sessions. We’ll explore healthy boundaries, the difference between supporting and enabling, and how whānau can look after their own wellbeing along the way.

📅 Wednesday 26 August
🕐 1pm
📍 35 Hartford Ave, Pāpāmoa – Building #3

Everyone is welcome. Come as you are. 🤍

You don’t have to navigate this journey alone. 🌱

On Monday we had the privilege of coming together to celebrate a truly special milestone for our CEO, Janice Kuka, who h...
24/06/2026

On Monday we had the privilege of coming together to celebrate a truly special milestone for our CEO, Janice Kuka, who has been awarded a New Zealand Order of Merit in recognition of her outstanding service and contribution to improving Māori Health.
We are incredibly proud to have Janice leading our organisation and were delighted to acknowledge this well-deserved achievement with a celebratory gathering alongside whānau, colleagues, and supporters.

Nau mai, haere mai ki Te TūmanakoIf methamphetamine use has impacted your whānau, you are not alone.Te Tūmanako is a saf...
07/06/2026

Nau mai, haere mai ki Te Tūmanako

If methamphetamine use has impacted your whānau, you are not alone.

Te Tūmanako is a safe, confidential, and culturally grounded support group for whānau seeking connection, understanding, and support. This is a space free from judgement and blame, where whānau can come together to share experiences, learn practical strategies, and strengthen wellbeing.

* Connect with others on similar journeys
* Learn about addiction, behaviour, and recovery
* Gain practical tools for supporting your whānau
* Be supported through Te Ao Māori values and practices

When: 24 June 2026, then monthly thereafter
Time: 1:00pm
Where: Te Puna Hauora ki Uta ki Tai, 11th Avenue, Tauranga

Everyone is welcome. Come as you are.

For more information, please contact us or send us a message.

Today, we proudly celebrate an extraordinary achievement by our CEO, Janice Kuka, who has been appointed a Member of the...
01/06/2026

Today, we proudly celebrate an extraordinary achievement by our CEO, Janice Kuka, who has been appointed a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit in the 2026 King’s Birthday Honours for her outstanding services to Māori health.

Whaea Janice has been a tireless champion for whānau, a visionary leader in Māori health, and a passionate advocate for equity and self-determination in healthcare. Through her commitment, courage, and compassion, she has helped shape stronger, healthier futures for countless whānau and communities.

Her leadership continues to inspire those around her, and her impact reaches far beyond the organisations and communities she serves. This recognition reflects not only her remarkable achievements, but also the profound difference she has made in the lives of so many people over the past four decades.

This honour is a fitting recognition of more than 40 years of unwavering dedication, leadership, and service to improving the health and wellbeing of Māori communities across the Bay of Plenty and throughout Aotearoa.

We are incredibly proud to celebrate two of our amazing Kaiārahi, Caimi and Kayla who have officially graduated with the...
04/05/2026

We are incredibly proud to celebrate two of our amazing Kaiārahi, Caimi and Kayla who have officially graduated with their Whānau Ora diplomas 🎓
This is a great achievement and a reflection of your dedication, resilience, and commitment to uplifting whānau in our communities. Your mahi makes a real difference every day, and this milestone is well deserved.
We are so proud of you both and can’t wait to see where this journey takes you next!

We want to hear your views!If you have a GP appointment over the next few weeks, you may receive an email or text messag...
01/05/2026

We want to hear your views!
If you have a GP appointment over the next few weeks, you may receive an email or text message inviting you to take part in a patient experience survey about your recent experience at your GP practice.
By taking part in the survey, you would be helping to improve the care you and your whānau receive, as well as care and access to health services in local communities across Aotearoa.
Taking part in the survey is voluntary and anonymous.
If you want to participate, please ensure the contact details your practice has for you are up to date.

Over the past 50 years, vaccines have saved more than 150 million lives. This World Immunisation Week, make sure your wh...
29/04/2026

Over the past 50 years, vaccines have saved more than 150 million lives. This World Immunisation Week, make sure your whānau are protected.

It was a pleasure to host Dr Timoti on Friday, who shared his powerful and inspiring journey to becoming a doctor. His s...
13/04/2026

It was a pleasure to host Dr Timoti on Friday, who shared his powerful and inspiring journey to becoming a doctor. His story is a reminder that every pathway is unique, and that resilience, determination, and staying true to who you are can lead to incredible outcomes. Ngā mihi for sharing your kōrero with our kaimahi 💙

Kia ora koutou,It's offically flu season... Getting vaccinated protects you, your whānau and members of your community. ...
07/04/2026

Kia ora koutou,

It's offically flu season...

Getting vaccinated protects you, your whānau and members of your community. Immunisation is one of the most effective ways to reduce severe illness, hospitalisation, and the spread of winter viruses.

Contact one of our clinics below to book your flu vaccine:

📍Te Manu Toroa Tauranga Moana City Clinic - 11 Tebbs Lane, Gate Pa 0800 114 900
📍Te Manu Toroa Te Akau Hauora - 35D Hartford Avenue, Pāpāmoa 07 574 9830
📍Pirirakau Hauora - 3 Lochead Road, Te Puna 07 552 4573
📍Nga Kakano Foundation 50 Jellicoe Street, Te Puke 07 573 0660

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157 Fraser Street
Tauranga
3112

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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