Māori and Pasifika community health services are listed below. Hospital based Māori health services are also listed on Christchurch Hospital and other hospital pages.
For more information about Māori and Pasifika community health services you can contact Hector Matthews, Executive Director, Māori and Pacific Health, Canterbury DHB. Email: hector.matthews@cdhb.health.nz or ph: 03 364 4169
Etu Pasifika provide a range of services for the whole family including Mental Health, Addictions & Smoking Cessation Services.
He Waka Tapu provide, Whānau Ora, Tāne Ora, Whānau Link, Cervical and Breast Screening, Alcohol, drug services for ex offenders, Te Hā Waitaha, and Alcohol and Drug residential service for the South Island as well as health other services.
Kia atawhai ki te tangata (Pegasus Health) is the Primary Health Organisation (PHO) providing Māori Health Services including Partnership Community Workers and Whānau Link.
Manawhenua Ki Waitaha (MKW) provide access to CDHB health scholarships, and are responsible for the appointment of Maori representatives who ensure manawhenua have oversight and influence on the decision making of the Canterbury DHB.
Information about experienced and qualified Māori and non-Māori health workers and registered professionals who are responsive to Māori health needs.
Purapura Whetu provides Adult Community Mental Health, Whānau Ora Mental Health, Te Hā Waitaha - Stop Smoking Canterbury and other health services.
Tangata Atumotu Trust is a Pasifika health provider. Tangata Atumotu Trust work across a wide range of sectors to improve health outcomes for the Pasifika community Canterbury.
Te Kakakura Trust provide Mental Health Residential, Community Support Worker and other health services.
Te Puawaitanga Ki Otautahi Trust provide Tamariki Ora / Well Child, Whānau Support, Parenting Support and other health services.
Te Roopu Hauora Matua O Waitaha Taiwhenua (Rural Canterbury PHO) provides Māori and Pasifika health services, including health promotion and support.
Te Rūnanga O Nga Maata Waka provide support Services to Mama and their Pēpi (Mothers and Babies).
Te Tai o Marokura provide mobile disease state management, Tamariki Ora – Wellchild, Mama & Pēpi, whānau ora, AOD and other health services.
Te Whare Mahana is an accommodation facility for families of patients receiving treatment at Christchurch Hospital and Christchurch Womens Hospital.
Vaka Tautua deliver community programs and services that provide support especially to older people, those living with disability, and people seeking support for their mental health.
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Page last updated: 19 October 2018
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