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Te Puna Hauora Matua o Hauraki Board Meeting Board members recently met with Te Puna Hauora Matua o Hauraki management team to kōrero on the strategic direction for Primary Health Organisation’s (PHO’s), strategic priorities and the role of localities in system change and responsiveness to whānau voice. David Taipari, Chair for the Hauraki Māori Trust Board and Hauraki representative on Te Tiratū the Tainui Iwi Māori Partnership Board (IMPB) gave an update on the process for the IMPB being gazetted and added to the Pae Ora Act schedule. For more info click here
A successful collaboration between Wharekawa Marae, Kaiaua school and Te Whatu Ora last month (April).
Kaiaua whānau were able to connect with a range of health services on the day. Talking with whānau about the local health changes, whānau were also sharing with our team their thoughts on what changes they would like to see in their community.
Hauora feedback:
- Have health services available in Kaiaua.
- Weekly doctor, dentist, vision and hearing services visiting Kaiaua.
- Transport options to see the doctor.
- Disability services in Kaiaua.
- More GP and Rongoa services.
- Mental health support.
- Aged support.
- Immediate access to care.
- Education on eating well, exercise and how to reduce stress.
- Rangatahi development.
- Easy access to services.
- More hauora days.
Thank you to Wharekawa marae, Kaiaua school and Te Whatu Ora for putting on a fabulous day, plus a special mihi to Te Korowai Hauora o Hauraki for allowing Te Tara o Te Whai to champion beside you on the day.
