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Kahu Taurima – Nurturing Whaanau from Pregnancy to Five Years We walk alongside parents and caregivers during these important early years, providing practical guidance, encouragement, and connections to the services that help tamariki thrive. Kahu Taurima (0 to 5 years) Home Kahu Taurima (0 to 5 years) Kahu Taurima – Nurturing Whaanau from Pregnancy to Five Years Kahu Taurima is a caring, whaanau-centred service that supports families from pregnancy through to their child's fifth birthday. We walk alongside parents and caregivers during these important early years, providing practical guidance, encouragement, and connections to the services that help tamariki thrive. Whether you're preparing to welcome a new peepi, navigating the early stages of parenthood, or supporting your child's learning and development, our team is here to help. Our support includes antenatal education, breastfeeding advice, parenting support, home visits, playgroups, home learning activities, and assistance with enrolling children into Early Childhood Education (ECE). We also connect whaanau with other health, social, and wellbeing services when needed, ensuring families receive wraparound support that is tailored to their unique journey. At Kahu Taurima, we believe every child deserves the best possible start in life, and every whaanau deserves compassionate support to help them flourish together. Kahu Taurima Service Referral Form If you need any help to understand our services, have a question or want to know anything further about Turuki and how we can help you please call 0800 ZERO TO 5 (0800 9376865) Are you referring yourself or someone else?* For myself For Someone Else Internal/External Referral Please indicate what services you would like to enquire about? (Choose as many as you need)* I'm not sure of the name B4Baby (Breastfeeding Support Service) Maatua, Peepii, Tamariki (General support) Poipoia te Mokopuna (Education support for 0-3) Tupuranga Ake (Education support for 3-5) Hapuu Waananga (Antenatal classes) First name* Last name* Phone* Email* Suburb you live in* Submit B4Baby Breastfeeding Support B4Baby is a kaupapa Maaori breastfeeding service that provides education and support to mothers in South Auckland. With over 20 years of experience, our culturally sensitive team includes breastfeeding advocates and a lactation consultant who assist mothers in navigating their breastfeeding journey. We offer in-home visits until your baby is six months old, expert advice on common breastfeeding challenges, and antenatal education sessions. Who Is Eligible? Our services are available to all mothers, including non-Maaori whaanau. We support mothers during pregnancy and after childbirth, welcoming anyone seeking guidance on breastfeeding. How to Enquire To enrol, fill out the referral form or contact us at 0800 B4Baby (0800 242 229). You can also reach us online at B4Baby@thc.org.nz for support. If you missed antenatal enrolment, you can self-refer for postnatal assistance. ENQUIRE NOW Family Start Family Start Maangere is a voluntary, home visiting service designed to support whaanau facing challenges in the areas of health, relationships, education, family circumstances, environment, and safety. We support whaanau to set and meet their goals, access community services, and enhance their wellbeing in key areas such as housing, budgeting, parenting, and relationships. The programme encourages early childhood education, immunisations, and Well Child checks while providing the Takai Parenting Resource to support child development and positive parent-child interactions. Who Is Eligible? Whaanau may be eligible for Family Start if they: • Live in Maangere • Have a pregnant mother in the whaanau • Have a child under the age of two years in the whaanau. There are some other referral and assessment criteria as well. If you’d like to koorero about Family Start, please contact us and we’ll put you in touch with one of our whaanau workers How to Enquire For more information, contact the Family Start team at familystart@thc.org.nz . ENQUIRE NOW Hapuu Waananga Hapuu Waananga offers culturally informed antenatal education through one-day waananga held every Friday at Manu Tukutuku Community Centre and every Saturday at Turuki Health Care in Manukau throughout 2024. This program focuses on natural, whaanau-centered birthing, empowering women and their families with knowledge and support for labour, birth, and early parenting. Our experienced Maaori midwives facilitate these sessions, creating a welcoming and inclusive environment. Who Is Eligible? To participate, you must be pregnant (26 weeks or more), live in Counties Manukau, and be a New Zealand resident or citizen. The program is open to all whaanau, emphasizing a Te Ao Maaori perspective. How to Enquire To register, please use the booking system on our website. Our administrator will contact you via email with further details. For inquiries, you can call us at 0800 HAPUWA (0800 427 892). BOOK YOUR CLASS NOW Low Carb Cooking Join our Low Carb Cooking Class to discover the benefits of a low-carb diet! This programme focuses on reducing carbohydrate intake while emphasizing high-protein and healthy fat foods. Every Tuesday, from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at Turuki Health Care in Maangere, you’ll learn to prepare delicious, nutritious, and budget-friendly low-carb recipes. Who Is Eligible? This class is open to anyone interested in exploring low-carb cooking, whether you're experienced or just starting out. Participants of all backgrounds are welcome to learn how to create satisfying meals that support health and weight management. How to Enquire Free booking is essential; please click here to reserve your spot. You can also request to join our private “Low Carb Healthy Whānau” Facebook group for more tips and support. For additional resources, check out our eBook with cost-effective low-carb recipes. We look forward to cooking with you! BOOK YOUR CLASS NOW Poipoia te Mokopuna Poipoia te Mokopuna is a whaanau-focused education programme that aims to support parents & caregivers to nurture tamariki and their learning in the first three years of life. Turuki Health Care offers Poipoia te Mokopuna support to around 45 whaanau every year. We help whaanau build understanding, confidence and resilience, through recognising the significant role they play in their child’s life. Through play, gathering together, sharing kai and koorero, this service creates spaces and opportunities for whaanau to recognise how they can nurture learning and relationships both within their household, and their hapori/wider community. Who Is Eligible? Eligibility criteria include identifying as Maaori and living between Otaahuhu and Papakura, having tamariki aged 0-3 years not enrolled in early childhood education (ECE), or being a hapuu maamaa with Maaori whakapapa interested in your child's growth. How to Enquire If you meet the eligibility criteria and want to join the Poipoia te Mokopuna whaanau, please contact Fabia via email at friddiford@thc.org.nz . ENQUIRE NOW Positive Parenting Programme (Triple P) The Positive Parenting Programme (Triple P) is a free service offered by Turuki Health Care for parents and whaanau members living in the Counties Manukau region. Targeted at whaanau with children aged 0 to 12 years, Triple P provides strategies for managing children's behaviour in a constructive and supportive way, promoting positive communication and healthy development. Who Is Eligible? This programme is available to all parents and caregivers of children aged 0 to 12 years residing in the Counties Manukau area. It’s designed for any whaanau member looking to enhance their parenting skills and support their children’s growth. How to Enquire To book a Triple P session, please contact our Triple P practitioner using the link below. ENQUIRE NOW Start Well Start Well, provided through Turuki Health Care, is a relationship-based service designed for young mothers and their whaanau, beginning in pregnancy and continuing until their youngest child is five years old. Established in 2017 and now located at Waddon Place, Maangere, we focus on a whole-of-whaanau approach, utilising specialist paediatric nurses and senior social workers to support families in achieving their health and social goals. Who Is Eligible? Start Well is available to hapuu maamaa aged 25 years or younger living in South Auckland. Referrals can be made by anyone, but the referrer must have the consent of the hapuu maamaa. Whaanau may also self-refer. How to Enquire To refer, please contact Megan McCowan, Team Leader, at 021675321 or email mmccowan@thc.org.nz . We are committed to listening to whaanau and providing the support they need to thrive. ENQUIRE NOW Tupuranga Ake Tupuranga Ake is a free program designed to support whaanau in exploring and accessing Early Childhood Education (ECE) for tamariki aged 3 to 5 years who are not currently enrolled. Our dedicated navigators assist families in identifying and overcoming barriers to ECE, creating early learning plans, and providing tailored activities and resources for home learning. Who Is Eligible? To be eligible, tamariki must be aged between 3 and 5 years, not currently enrolled in ECE or primary school, and must reside in Maangere, Manurewa, Papatoetoe, Otara, or Otaahuhu. Additionally, tamariki must be New Zealand residents. How to Enquire If you meet our criteria and are interested in the programme, we would love to hear from you. Please contact us to connect with our navigators and begin the journey towards your child’s early education and development. ENQUIRE NOW Kahu Taurima Service Referral Form If you need any help to understand our services, have a question or want to know anything further about Turuki and how we can help you please call 0800 ZERO TO 5 (0800 9376865) Are you referring yourself or someone else?* For myself For Someone Else Internal/External Referral Please indicate what services you would like to enquire about? (Choose as many as you need)* I'm not sure of the name B4Baby (Breastfeeding Support Service) Maatua, Peepii, Tamariki (General support) Poipoia te Mokopuna (Education support for 0-3) Tupuranga Ake (Education support for 3-5) Hapuu Waananga (Antenatal classes) First name* Last name* Phone* Email* Suburb you live in* Submit

Learn about Turuki Health Care’s mission to support whaanau in South and Central Auckland with essential health and social services. Explore our history, vision, purpose, and commitment to improving lives through the Takarangi Framework. About Us Our History Turuki Health Care was founded in 1995 by our visionary group of Maaori midwives, Te Putea o Pua Trust. Our original kaupapa was to overcome health and wellbeing inequities for waahine Maaori. The service grew and in 2002 relocated to Canning Crescent, Maangere under the management of Syd Jackson (Ngaati Kahungunu, Ngaati Porou). The building was opened by Dame Tariana Turia. The board was formed at this time with Syd Jackson as chair, Janice Kuka, Dr Colin Mantell, Bill Takerei, Dr Irihapeti Ramsden, Timi Maipi and Haki Waikato (kaumatua). The kaupapa and organisation had a reset in 2008 following Syd Jackson’s passing and was renamed Turuki Health Care Charitable Trust. Turuki Health Care is committed to providing holistic kaupapa Maaori health, wellbeing, and social services. With a strong dedication to respecting our culture, we provide services that look after the complete wellbeing of each person. Our diverse team reflects the communities we serve. We're mostly made up of Maaori and Pacific professionals, covering different roles and disciplines (clinical and non-clinical), including our respected kaumaatua. We are continually guided by our vision, mission and purpose. Whaanau have high aspirations for themselves and their communities,and are clear about how they want to work with us to make those aspirations a reality. We work to improve health and wellbeing outcomes in South Auckland, by supporting whaanau to identify their own needs and determine the support they want from us. The aspirations of whaanau and communities are at the heart of everything that we do. Vision "Oranga wahine, Oranga whaanau" Wahine and whaanau wellbeing Mission "Whakamanatia te wahine, hei oranga whaanau" Uplifting wahine to strengthen the wellbeing of whaanau Purpose "Kei te whaanau ake te mana whakahaere oranga" Better wellbeing outcomes for whaanau, hapuu and iwi through self-identification and self-determination of how needs are to be met Principles Aro matawai – Assessment Poowhiri, taatai, ahu whenua – Welcome, planning, collaboration Whakawhanaunga, manaaki, ngaakau mahaki, aroha – Relationships, hospitality, humility, love Karakia, tautoko, te reo, whakangahau, tuku atu tuku mai – Karakia, support, te reo, enjoyment, reciprocity Values Tika, pono, aroha Correctness, truth , love Since that time, we have honoured the early beginnings set by the midwives , and the legacy laid down in the early days by Syd Jackson and the board members, three of whom remain on the board to this day. Turuki remains committed to servicing whaanau in South Auckland and has successfully extended into East Auckland and holds a national contract for Oranga Tamariki. Turuki notably supported whaanau and other providers and organisations through the 2020-2022 COVID pandemic and the 2023 Auckland floods and Cyclone Gabrielle damage with a wide range of resources and interventions. We have continued to incorporate the learnings and innovation from that time into our current services including outreach services, telehealth, wairua services, and workforce development. Innovation has remained an important focus for Turuki to continually evolve and improve services to those we serve. This organisation continues to thrive because of its kaupapa and its focus on the wellbeing of whaanau to do whatever it takes, and to meet the aspirations of our tupuna not only for Maaori, but for the range of communities who choose to access our services. Turuki continues to be a strong advocate for change at a national and local level. Despite policy changes and fluctuations to funding flows faced by those in the NGO sector, it has been the strong and consistent leadership at a governance level and our organisational capacity and capability from the bottom to the top of the organisational tree, that have collectively sustained Turuki. We remember and celebrate our humble beginnings, our kaupapa and values that keep us focused on what is important to whaanau and kaimahi, and the vision of those who have gone before us. We remain champions for change for the inequities and disparities that exist for many in our community in their everyday lives, by providing access to a range of integrated services that support whaanau to become experts in their own health and wellbeing. Our Vision, Mission, Purpose Turuki Health Care have adopted the Takarangi Competency Framework, whose fusion of cultural and clinical elements guides us in our work and our relationships. Working within this framework, we support our whaanau to access health, mental health and addiction, and social and wellbeing services. The framework contains fourteen competencies which guide us through our mahi. The Takarangi Framework The Turuki Health Care website uses the double vowel convention instead of the macron in the spelling of words in te reo Maaori. Most of the services at Turuki Health Care are located and delivered within the boundary of the Waikato-Tainui iwi. This iwi uses the double vowel convention. Turuki Health Care have therefore adopted this convention. This is why you will see the following words, as examples, used in our website - whaanau instead of whānau, Maaori instead of Māori, Maangere instead of Māngere. The language strategy and tikanga of Turuki Health Care is guided by our own Te Paematua o Turuki who advise on all such elements for our organisation. Use of the double vowel in te reo Maaori on our website Our History Our Story Our People Our Services Our Locations Careers Gallery Turuki Health Care was founded in 1995 by our visionary group of Maaori midwives, Te Putea o Pua Trust. Our original kaupapa was to overcome health and wellbeing inequities for waahine Maaori. The service grew and in 2002 relocated to Canning Crescent, Maangere under the management of Syd Jackson (Ngaati Kahungunu, Ngaati Porou). The building was opened by Dame Tariana Turia. The board was formed at this time with Syd Jackson as chair, Janice Kuka, Dr Colin Mantell, Bill Takerei, Dr Irihapeti Ramsden, Timi Maipi and Haki Waikato (kaumatua). The kaupapa and organisation had a reset in 2008 following Syd Jackson’s passing and was renamed Turuki Health Care Charitable Trust. Since that time, we have honoured the early beginnings set by the midwives , and the legacy laid down in the early days by Syd Jackson and the board members, three of whom remain on the board to this day. Turuki remains committed to servicing whaanau in South Auckland and has successfully extended into East Auckland and holds a national contract for Oranga Tamariki. Turuki notably supported whaanau and other providers and organisations through the 2020-2022 COVID pandemic and the 2023 Auckland floods and Cyclone Gabrielle damage with a wide range of resources and interventions. We have continued to incorporate the learnings and innovation from that time into our current services including outreach services, telehealth, wairua services, and workforce development. Innovation has remained an important focus for Turuki to continually evolve and improve services to those we serve. This organisation continues to thrive because of its kaupapa and its focus on the wellbeing of whaanau to do whatever it takes, and to meet the aspirations of our tupuna not only for Maaori, but for the range of communities who choose to access our services. Turuki continues to be a strong advocate for change at a national and local level. Despite policy changes and fluctuations to funding flows faced by those in the NGO sector, it has been the strong and consistent leadership at a governance level and our organisational capacity and capability from the bottom to the top of the organisational tree, that have collectively sustained Turuki. We remember and celebrate our humble beginnings, our kaupapa and values that keep us focused on what is important to whaanau and kaimahi, and the vision of those who have gone before us. We remain champions for change for the inequities and disparities that exist for many in our community in their everyday lives, by providing access to a range of integrated services that support whaanau to become experts in their own health and wellbeing. Our Vision, Mission, Purpose Turuki Health Care is committed to providing holistic kaupapa Maaori health, wellbeing, and social services. With a strong dedication to respecting our culture, we provide services that look after the complete wellbeing of each person. Our diverse team reflects the communities we serve. We're mostly made up of Maaori and Pacific professionals, covering different roles and disciplines (clinical and non-clinical), including our respected kaumaatua. We are continually guided by our vision, mission and purpose. Whaanau have high aspirations for themselves and their communities,and are clear about how they want to work with us to make those aspirations a reality. We work to improve health and wellbeing outcomes in South Auckland, by supporting whaanau to identify their own needs and determine the support they want from us. The aspirations of whaanau and communities are at the heart of everything that we do. Vision "Oranga wahine, Oranga whaanau" Wahine and whaanau wellbeing Mission "Whakamanatia te wahine, hei oranga whaanau" Uplifting wahine to strengthen the wellbeing of whaanau Purpose "Kei te whaanau ake te mana whakahaere oranga" Better wellbeing outcomes for whaanau, hapuu and iwi through self-identification and self-determination of how needs are to be met Principles Aro matawai – Assessment Poowhiri, taatai, ahu whenua – Welcome, planning, collaboration Whakawhanaunga, manaaki, ngaakau mahaki, aroha – Relationships, hospitality, humility, love Karakia, tautoko, te reo, whakangahau, tuku atu tuku mai – Karakia, support, te reo, enjoyment, reciprocity Values Tika, pono, aroha Correctness, truth , love The Takarangi Framework Turuki Health Care have adopted the Takarangi Competency Framework, whose fusion of cultural and clinical elements guides us in our work and our relationships. Working within this framework, we support our whaanau to access health, mental health and addiction, and social and wellbeing services. The framework contains fourteen competencies which guide us through our mahi. Use of the double vowel in te reo Maaori on our website The Turuki Health Care website uses the double vowel convention instead of the macron in the spelling of words in te reo Maaori. Most of the services at Turuki Health Care are located and delivered within the boundary of the Waikato-Tainui iwi. This iwi uses the double vowel convention. Turuki Health Care have therefore adopted this convention. This is why you will see the following words, as examples, used in our website - whaanau instead of whānau, Maaori instead of Māori, Maangere instead of Māngere. The language strategy and tikanga of Turuki Health Care is guided by our own Te Paematua o Turuki who advise on all such elements for our organisation.

Raranga Haura offers a pathway to reshape and heal a life impacted by dependency, a wairua centred program that weaves wellness into the rhythm of one’s recovery through learning the art of Korowai – Kaakahu. This is a framework where every intentional act of self-care becomes a single thread woven to create a cloak of Protection, Strength, and Reclaimed Identity. Raranga Hauora | Korowai | Addictions B4Baby Breastfeeding Support B4Baby is a kaupapa Maaori breastfeeding service that provides education and support to mothers in South Auckland. With over 20 years of experience, our culturally sensitive team includes breastfeeding advocates and a lactation consultant who assist mothers in navigating their breastfeeding journey. We offer in-home visits until your baby is six months old, expert advice on common breastfeeding challenges, and antenatal education sessions. Who Is Eligible? Our services are available to all mothers, including non-Maaori whaanau. We support mothers during pregnancy and after childbirth, welcoming anyone seeking guidance on breastfeeding. How to Enquire To enrol, fill out the referral form or contact us at 0800 B4Baby (0800 242 229). You can also reach us online at B4Baby@thc.org.nz for support. If you missed antenatal enrolment, you can self-refer for postnatal assistance. ENQUIRE NOW Family Start Family Start Maangere is a voluntary, home visiting service designed to support whaanau facing challenges in the areas of health, relationships, education, family circumstances, environment, and safety. We support whaanau to set and meet their goals, access community services, and enhance their wellbeing in key areas such as housing, budgeting, parenting, and relationships. The programme encourages early childhood education, immunisations, and Well Child checks while providing the Takai Parenting Resource to support child development and positive parent-child interactions. Who Is Eligible? Whaanau may be eligible for Family Start if they: • Live in Maangere • Have a pregnant mother in the whaanau • Have a child under the age of two years in the whaanau. There are some other referral and assessment criteria as well. If you’d like to koorero about Family Start, please contact us and we’ll put you in touch with one of our whaanau workers How to Enquire For more information, contact the Family Start team at familystart@thc.org.nz . ENQUIRE NOW Hapuu Waananga Hapuu Waananga offers culturally informed antenatal education through one-day waananga held every Friday at Manu Tukutuku Community Centre and every Saturday at Turuki Health Care in Manukau throughout 2024. This program focuses on natural, whaanau-centered birthing, empowering women and their families with knowledge and support for labour, birth, and early parenting. Our experienced Maaori midwives facilitate these sessions, creating a welcoming and inclusive environment. Who Is Eligible? To participate, you must be pregnant (26 weeks or more), live in Counties Manukau, and be a New Zealand resident or citizen. The program is open to all whaanau, emphasizing a Te Ao Maaori perspective. How to Enquire To register, please use the booking system on our website. Our administrator will contact you via email with further details. For inquiries, you can call us at 0800 HAPUWA (0800 427 892). BOOK YOUR CLASS NOW Low Carb Cooking Join our Low Carb Cooking Class to discover the benefits of a low-carb diet! This programme focuses on reducing carbohydrate intake while emphasizing high-protein and healthy fat foods. Every Tuesday, from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at Turuki Health Care in Maangere, you’ll learn to prepare delicious, nutritious, and budget-friendly low-carb recipes. Who Is Eligible? This class is open to anyone interested in exploring low-carb cooking, whether you're experienced or just starting out. Participants of all backgrounds are welcome to learn how to create satisfying meals that support health and weight management. How to Enquire Free booking is essential; please click here to reserve your spot. You can also request to join our private “Low Carb Healthy Whānau” Facebook group for more tips and support. For additional resources, check out our eBook with cost-effective low-carb recipes. We look forward to cooking with you! BOOK YOUR CLASS NOW Poipoia te Mokopuna Poipoia te Mokopuna is a whaanau-focused education programme that aims to support parents & caregivers to nurture tamariki and their learning in the first three years of life. Turuki Health Care offers Poipoia te Mokopuna support to around 45 whaanau every year. We help whaanau build understanding, confidence and resilience, through recognising the significant role they play in their child’s life. Through play, gathering together, sharing kai and koorero, this service creates spaces and opportunities for whaanau to recognise how they can nurture learning and relationships both within their household, and their hapori/wider community. Who Is Eligible? Eligibility criteria include identifying as Maaori and living between Otaahuhu and Papakura, having tamariki aged 0-3 years not enrolled in early childhood education (ECE), or being a hapuu maamaa with Maaori whakapapa interested in your child's growth. How to Enquire If you meet the eligibility criteria and want to join the Poipoia te Mokopuna whaanau, please contact Fabia via email at friddiford@thc.org.nz . ENQUIRE NOW Positive Parenting Programme (Triple P) The Positive Parenting Programme (Triple P) is a free service offered by Turuki Health Care for parents and whaanau members living in the Counties Manukau region. Targeted at whaanau with children aged 0 to 12 years, Triple P provides strategies for managing children's behaviour in a constructive and supportive way, promoting positive communication and healthy development. Who Is Eligible? This programme is available to all parents and caregivers of children aged 0 to 12 years residing in the Counties Manukau area. It’s designed for any whaanau member looking to enhance their parenting skills and support their children’s growth. How to Enquire To book a Triple P session, please contact our Triple P practitioner using the link below. ENQUIRE NOW Start Well Start Well, provided through Turuki Health Care, is a relationship-based service designed for young mothers and their whaanau, beginning in pregnancy and continuing until their youngest child is five years old. Established in 2017 and now located at Waddon Place, Maangere, we focus on a whole-of-whaanau approach, utilising specialist paediatric nurses and senior social workers to support families in achieving their health and social goals. Who Is Eligible? Start Well is available to hapuu maamaa aged 25 years or younger living in South Auckland. Referrals can be made by anyone, but the referrer must have the consent of the hapuu maamaa. Whaanau may also self-refer. How to Enquire To refer, please contact Megan McCowan, Team Leader, at 021675321 or email mmccowan@thc.org.nz . We are committed to listening to whaanau and providing the support they need to thrive. ENQUIRE NOW Tupuranga Ake Tupuranga Ake is a free program designed to support whaanau in exploring and accessing Early Childhood Education (ECE) for tamariki aged 3 to 5 years who are not currently enrolled. Our dedicated navigators assist families in identifying and overcoming barriers to ECE, creating early learning plans, and providing tailored activities and resources for home learning. Who Is Eligible? To be eligible, tamariki must be aged between 3 and 5 years, not currently enrolled in ECE or primary school, and must reside in Maangere, Manurewa, Papatoetoe, Otara, or Otaahuhu. Additionally, tamariki must be New Zealand residents. How to Enquire If you meet our criteria and are interested in the programme, we would love to hear from you. Please contact us to connect with our navigators and begin the journey towards your child’s early education and development. ENQUIRE NOW Raranga Hauora First Name* Last name* Suburb you live* Contact Phone* Contact Email* Single choice* I am interested in this service I am enquiring for someone else Referral External/Internal Submit Home Raranga Hauora | Korowai | Addictions Raranga Hauora uses the art of weaving Korowai/Kaakahu (cloaks) to provide a unique cultural approach to help whaanau to quit many addictions, from smoking, vaping, marijuana, gambling, alcohol and many others. This 10-week free programme interweaves maatauranga (traditional Maaori knowledge) and cessation practices to reduce and eventually quit many addictions. The commitment required is to attend a minimum of one 2 hour session per week, either on Mondays in Manukau or Wednesdays in Maangere. Learning the art of Korowai/Kaakahu is a way to calm the mind, ease the craving and reduce or quit addiction use. We will guide you step-by-step through making a baby-sized Korowai-Kaakahu. The majority of the weaving is done at home. All resources are provided - Feathers, Whenu, Aho, Board. Who Is Eligible? This free 10 week programme is open to all genders and ages above 18 years of age, you do not need to be fluent in te reo Maaori, but have an interest in traditional Maaori crafts and knowledge. How to Enquire To enquire about Raranga Hauora, please complete the form below. Raranga Hauora First Name* Last name* Suburb you live* Contact Phone* Contact Email* Single choice* I am interested in this service I am enquiring for someone else Referral External/Internal Submit

For all wahine ready to reclaim your life, strength and mana! A programme created by wahine for waahine. Supporting those on a journey of recovery and transformation, through Te Ao Maaori healing. Tihei Mauri Ora B4Baby Breastfeeding Support B4Baby is a kaupapa Maaori breastfeeding service that provides education and support to mothers in South Auckland. With over 20 years of experience, our culturally sensitive team includes breastfeeding advocates and a lactation consultant who assist mothers in navigating their breastfeeding journey. We offer in-home visits until your baby is six months old, expert advice on common breastfeeding challenges, and antenatal education sessions. Who Is Eligible? Our services are available to all mothers, including non-Maaori whaanau. We support mothers during pregnancy and after childbirth, welcoming anyone seeking guidance on breastfeeding. How to Enquire To enrol, fill out the referral form or contact us at 0800 B4Baby (0800 242 229). You can also reach us online at B4Baby@thc.org.nz for support. If you missed antenatal enrolment, you can self-refer for postnatal assistance. ENQUIRE NOW Family Start Family Start Maangere is a voluntary, home visiting service designed to support whaanau facing challenges in the areas of health, relationships, education, family circumstances, environment, and safety. We support whaanau to set and meet their goals, access community services, and enhance their wellbeing in key areas such as housing, budgeting, parenting, and relationships. The programme encourages early childhood education, immunisations, and Well Child checks while providing the Takai Parenting Resource to support child development and positive parent-child interactions. Who Is Eligible? Whaanau may be eligible for Family Start if they: • Live in Maangere • Have a pregnant mother in the whaanau • Have a child under the age of two years in the whaanau. There are some other referral and assessment criteria as well. If you’d like to koorero about Family Start, please contact us and we’ll put you in touch with one of our whaanau workers How to Enquire For more information, contact the Family Start team at familystart@thc.org.nz . ENQUIRE NOW Hapuu Waananga Hapuu Waananga offers culturally informed antenatal education through one-day waananga held every Friday at Manu Tukutuku Community Centre and every Saturday at Turuki Health Care in Manukau throughout 2024. This program focuses on natural, whaanau-centered birthing, empowering women and their families with knowledge and support for labour, birth, and early parenting. Our experienced Maaori midwives facilitate these sessions, creating a welcoming and inclusive environment. Who Is Eligible? To participate, you must be pregnant (26 weeks or more), live in Counties Manukau, and be a New Zealand resident or citizen. The program is open to all whaanau, emphasizing a Te Ao Maaori perspective. How to Enquire To register, please use the booking system on our website. Our administrator will contact you via email with further details. For inquiries, you can call us at 0800 HAPUWA (0800 427 892). BOOK YOUR CLASS NOW Low Carb Cooking Join our Low Carb Cooking Class to discover the benefits of a low-carb diet! This programme focuses on reducing carbohydrate intake while emphasizing high-protein and healthy fat foods. Every Tuesday, from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at Turuki Health Care in Maangere, you’ll learn to prepare delicious, nutritious, and budget-friendly low-carb recipes. Who Is Eligible? This class is open to anyone interested in exploring low-carb cooking, whether you're experienced or just starting out. Participants of all backgrounds are welcome to learn how to create satisfying meals that support health and weight management. How to Enquire Free booking is essential; please click here to reserve your spot. You can also request to join our private “Low Carb Healthy Whānau” Facebook group for more tips and support. For additional resources, check out our eBook with cost-effective low-carb recipes. We look forward to cooking with you! BOOK YOUR CLASS NOW Poipoia te Mokopuna Poipoia te Mokopuna is a whaanau-focused education programme that aims to support parents & caregivers to nurture tamariki and their learning in the first three years of life. Turuki Health Care offers Poipoia te Mokopuna support to around 45 whaanau every year. We help whaanau build understanding, confidence and resilience, through recognising the significant role they play in their child’s life. Through play, gathering together, sharing kai and koorero, this service creates spaces and opportunities for whaanau to recognise how they can nurture learning and relationships both within their household, and their hapori/wider community. Who Is Eligible? Eligibility criteria include identifying as Maaori and living between Otaahuhu and Papakura, having tamariki aged 0-3 years not enrolled in early childhood education (ECE), or being a hapuu maamaa with Maaori whakapapa interested in your child's growth. How to Enquire If you meet the eligibility criteria and want to join the Poipoia te Mokopuna whaanau, please contact Fabia via email at friddiford@thc.org.nz . ENQUIRE NOW Positive Parenting Programme (Triple P) The Positive Parenting Programme (Triple P) is a free service offered by Turuki Health Care for parents and whaanau members living in the Counties Manukau region. Targeted at whaanau with children aged 0 to 12 years, Triple P provides strategies for managing children's behaviour in a constructive and supportive way, promoting positive communication and healthy development. Who Is Eligible? This programme is available to all parents and caregivers of children aged 0 to 12 years residing in the Counties Manukau area. It’s designed for any whaanau member looking to enhance their parenting skills and support their children’s growth. How to Enquire To book a Triple P session, please contact our Triple P practitioner using the link below. ENQUIRE NOW Start Well Start Well, provided through Turuki Health Care, is a relationship-based service designed for young mothers and their whaanau, beginning in pregnancy and continuing until their youngest child is five years old. Established in 2017 and now located at Waddon Place, Maangere, we focus on a whole-of-whaanau approach, utilising specialist paediatric nurses and senior social workers to support families in achieving their health and social goals. Who Is Eligible? Start Well is available to hapuu maamaa aged 25 years or younger living in South Auckland. Referrals can be made by anyone, but the referrer must have the consent of the hapuu maamaa. Whaanau may also self-refer. How to Enquire To refer, please contact Megan McCowan, Team Leader, at 021675321 or email mmccowan@thc.org.nz . We are committed to listening to whaanau and providing the support they need to thrive. ENQUIRE NOW Tupuranga Ake Tupuranga Ake is a free program designed to support whaanau in exploring and accessing Early Childhood Education (ECE) for tamariki aged 3 to 5 years who are not currently enrolled. Our dedicated navigators assist families in identifying and overcoming barriers to ECE, creating early learning plans, and providing tailored activities and resources for home learning. Who Is Eligible? To be eligible, tamariki must be aged between 3 and 5 years, not currently enrolled in ECE or primary school, and must reside in Maangere, Manurewa, Papatoetoe, Otara, or Otaahuhu. Additionally, tamariki must be New Zealand residents. How to Enquire If you meet our criteria and are interested in the programme, we would love to hear from you. Please contact us to connect with our navigators and begin the journey towards your child’s early education and development. ENQUIRE NOW Sorry, but this waananga is now full. Please keep an eye out for the next intake. Please ring us if you are currently struggling and need support. Turuki has many ways to support you. 0800 887 854 Tihei Mauri Ora Referral First name* Last name* Email* Phone Suburb you live in* Who would like to join? I would like to join this waananga This is for someone else Other - External/Internal Referral Submit Home Tihei Mauri Ora Tihei Mauri Ora - All Waahine on a journey to rise, connect and step back into your power, this waananga is for you. Women transcending from the hardships of life through Te Ao Maaori healing. 8 Week Waananga 10.30-1.30pm Fridays Starts 17th July 2026 To Register Fill in form below For all wahine ready to reclaim your life, strength and mana! A programme created by wahine for waahine. Supporting those on a journey of transformation, through Te Ao Maaori healing. Over 8 weeks, you walk together through a safe, judgement free space. Facilitated by Isabella Tane, (Isabella Cimalia) a recovering Meth addict, you will explore whakapapa, karakia, rongoa maaori, te whare tapa whaa, maramataka and much more. Learning to build real life tools, support networks and coping strategies. More than a programme, its a journey of healing. Not just mentally, but also physically and spiritually too. If you are ready to rise, connect and step back into your power. Nau mai, haere mai. What does the Tihei Mauri Ora Program look like? The 8 week program will include: Whakapapa Karakia Takutaku Coping mechanisms Support networks Rongoaa Maaori Maramataka Te Whare Tapa Whaa Tukutuku Guest speakers Graduation It is incredibly meaningful for participants to feel the weight of those healing tools, not just mentally but spiritually and physically as well. Facilitator Isabella Tane has transcended from Meth Addiction through Te Ao Maaori Healing and she is looking forward to helping others claim back their mana. Tihei Mauri Ora Program is starting Friday 17th July 2026 at Turuki Health Care from 10.30am to 1.30pm EVERY Fridays All wāhine are welcome however there's limited spaces so please contact Turuki Health Care-Aronui Sorry, but this waananga is now full. Please keep an eye out for the next intake. Please ring us if you are currently struggling and need support. Turuki has many ways to support you. 0800 887 854 Tihei Mauri Ora Referral First name* Last name* Email* Phone Suburb you live in* Who would like to join? I would like to join this waananga This is for someone else Other - External/Internal Referral Submit

Explore Turuki Health Care’s medical services at our Maangere and Panmure clinics. We provide a range of affordable health services including GP consultations, minor surgeries, disease management, and more. Book an appointment today. Health Services Medical Centres Turuki Health Care has medical centres in Maangere  and  Panmure. We provide same day and booked appointments depending on your medical needs. You can access a range of comprehensive community health, GP and nurse specialty clinics structured and delivered to meet the needs of our community. We have GPs fluent in Te Reo Maaori at both clinics and we have team members who speak Tongan, Burmese, Niuean, Samoan, French and Cantonese. Our fees are kept as affordable as possible. Some of our medical services include: Onsite pharmacies (Maangere and Panmure) Doctor and nurse consultations Minor surgery e.g. mole removals ACC and maternity consultations Audiometry Tubal ligation referrals Jadelle insertion/contraception A range of other general medical services We offer disease management programmes to eligible enrolled patients with the following conditions: Diabetes Cardio-vascular disease Congestive heart failure Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Asthma Depression Multiple chronic conditions Please note we cannot take bookings for medical appointments on this website, so please  call us to make an appointment. We look forward to seeing you! Medical Fees The health of our community is important to us, so we keep our clinic fees as low as we can. Please note Our basic fees for each clinic is listed below. We have different fees for New Zealand residents and non-residents. You may be asked to provide proof of residency. Full payment on the day is required. Maangere and Panmure Clinic Fees Enrolled patients Child 0-5 years: FREE Child 6-17 years: FREE Adult 18 -59 years : $19.50 60+ consultation:  FREE (Forms to complete or procedures may carry a charge) ACC patients Child 0-5 years: FREE Child 6-17 years: FREE Adult from 18+ years: $19.50 Casual patients Child 0 – 13 years: $10.00 Child 14 - 17 years: $20.00 Adult from 18+ years: $60.00 Non NZ Residents Child 0-5 years: $50.00 Child 6 – 17years: $60.00 Adult from 18+: $100.00 Medical Centres Maangere Clinic 2/32 Canning Crescent, Maangere, Auckland mangere@thc.org.nz 09 275 5788 Panmure Clinic 62 Queens Road, Panmure, Auckland panmure@thc.org.nz 09 570 8643 Opening hours Monday: 8am – 6pm Tuesday: 8am – 6pm Wednesday: 8am – 6pm Thursday: 8am – 1pm, 2pm - 6pm Friday: 8am – 6pm Saturday: Closed Sunday: Closed Medical Centres Medical Fees Turuki Health Care has medical centres in Maangere  and  Panmure. We provide same day and booked appointments depending on your medical needs. You can access a range of comprehensive community health, GP and nurse specialty clinics structured and delivered to meet the needs of our community. We have GPs fluent in Te Reo Maaori at both clinics and we have team members who speak Tongan, Burmese, Niuean, Samoan, French and Cantonese. Our fees are kept as affordable as possible. You can Self-Register for our Manage My Health here Some of our medical services include: Onsite pharmacies (Maangere and Panmure) Doctor and nurse consultations Minor surgery e.g. mole removals ACC and maternity consultations Audiometry Tubal ligation referrals Jadelle insertion/contraception A range of other general medical services We offer disease management programmes to eligible enrolled patients with the following conditions: Diabetes Cardio-vascular disease Congestive heart failure Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Asthma Depression Multiple chronic conditions Please note we cannot take bookings for medical appointments on this website, so please  call us to make an appointment. We look forward to seeing you!   Maangere Clinic 2/32 Canning Crescent, Maangere, Auckland mangere@thc.org.nz 09 275 5788 Opening hours Monday: 8am – 6pm Tuesday: 8am – 6pm Wednesday: 8am – 6pm Thursday: 8am – 1pm, 2pm - 6pm Friday: 8am – 6pm Saturday: Closed Sunday: Closed Panmure Clinic 62 Queens Road, Panmure, Auckland panmure@thc.org.nz 09 570 8643

Explore Turuki Health Care’s service locations across Auckland, including Maangere, Panmure, Waddon Place, and Manukau. Learn more about the health, social, and wellbeing services available at each of our community clinics. About Us Maangere Clinic Address: 2/32 Canning Crescent, Maangere, Auckland Email: mangere@thc.org.nz Phone: 09 275 5788 Panmure Clinic Address: 62 Queens Road, Panmure, Auckland Email: panmure@thc.org.nz Phone: 09 570 8643 Waddon Place Address: 12 Waddon Place, Maangere, Auckland Email: kahutaurima@thc.org.nz Aronui Building Address: 7 Ronwood Avenue, Manukau, Auckland Email : aronui@thc.org.nz Sharkey Street Address: 8 Sharkey Street, Manukau, Auckland East Taamaki Training Centre Address: 138C Harris Road, East Taamaki, Auckland Family Start Maangere Office Address: 37 Andrew Baxter, Maangere, Auckland Our Story Our People Our Services Our Locations Careers Gallery We have seven locations across Taamaki Makaurau Maangere Clinic 2/32 Canning Crescent, Maangere, Auckland mangere@thc.org.nz 09 275 5788 Panmure Clinic 62 Queens Road, Panmure, Auckland panmure@thc.org.nz 09 570 8643 Waddon Place 12 Waddon Place, Maangere, Auckland kahutaurima@thc.org.nz Aronui Building 7 Ronwood Avenue, Manukau, Auckland aronui@thc.org.nz Sharkey Street 8 Sharkey Street, Manukau, Auckland East Taamaki Training Centre 138C Harris Road, East Taamaki, Auckland Family Start Maangere Office 37 Andrew Baxter, Maangere, Auckland

Manage My Health Cyber Breach Dear Whaanau (patients), We acknowledge the recent cybersecurity breach at ManageMyHealth (MMH) and recognise the distress and concern this news will be causing. What happened? On 30 December 2025, MMH identified unauthorised ransomware activity within the My Health Documents module of the ManageMyHealth app. This activity was the result of a criminal cyberattack. Once detected, MMH secured its systems, isolated the affected environment, and engaged independent cybersecurity and forensic specialists. They have also notified and are cooperating with Health New Zealand, the Privacy Commissioner, New Zealand Police, and other relevant authorities. Is ManageMyHealth still safe to use? In short, yes. MMH has confirmed that the services connecting ManageMyHealth to general practice systems were not impacted by this incident. Clinical systems, practice management systems, and day-to-day clinical workflows remain secure and unaffected. There has been no impact on practice-held patient records. MMH has also advised that there is no evidence of ongoing unauthorised access and that the incident has been contained. Additional safeguards have been put in place, and their systems are currently secure. MMH is encouraging enabling two-factor authentication and updating your password (if you haven’t already been prompted to do so). Turuki Health Care takes your privacy and confidentiality seriously. We also partner with Netcare as our specialist IT and cybersecurity provider to help strengthen and continuously improve the security of our own clinical and business systems, to keep patient data safe. We will continue to monitor this situation and be further reviewing our own information security in line with any findings from this third-party incident. Do we have any patients affected by the cyber incident? Yes, we have some patients that have been affected by the hacking. These patients are being contacted in tranches by the MMH team to let them know they were affected, next steps, and to offer appropriate support. Why have we not notified affected patients ourselves? The Office of the Privacy Commissioner (OPC) has asked for a co-ordinated approach to notification rather than having hundreds of individual practices undertake the process; therefore, the OPC has asked MMH to manage the notification process. We have to respect the wishes of the government and follow due process. When will the notification of patients start? MMH has told us that the notification process to affected patients started today, Thursday 8 January and is likely to take up to a week to complete given the sheer size and scale of the breach. So far around 50,000 patients have been contacted. The next tranche of notifications will begin at 8.30am tomorrow morning. To reach the full list but will take several days to complete while contact details are gathered. MMH has made updates to its website with an “account security status” notification. A green box (as per the image below) means the account has not been accessed. If it has a “red” security status note the account has been affected and a reference number will be provided and the 0800 number to ring for further support. Summary of key points ManageMyHealth has indicated that it is taking responsibility for notification to individuals who have had personal information disclosed as a result of their cyber security incident. Anyone concerned about whether information may have been disclosed will be contacted by ManageMyHealth directly. Health providers do not have sufficient details about the individual information involved in order to provide you with any useful information at this stage. It is appreciated that this is a difficult and unsettling situation, it is important that individuals who might be affected are provided with accurate and certain information, and only ManageMyHealth can provide that at this stage. Taking care of your wellbeing It’s important to look after yourself during this time. Here are some ways you can support your mental health and wellbeing: Talk to someone you trust about how you’re feeling Limit how much time you spend reading about the breach if you notice it increases your anxiety Stick to routines that support your wellbeing, such as physical exercise, social connection, gardening, crafts, cooking, or taking part in your usual activities Use calming strategies like breathing exercises or grounding techniques to help manage stress. If you continue to feel distressed or overwhelmed, free wellbeing support services in Aotearoa Call or text 1737 to talk with a trained counsellor, free, anytime Suicide Crisis Helpline – 0508 828 865 (0508 TAUTOKO) Mental Health Emergency Team – 0800 467 846 If you have concerns or need reassurance, please contact us , we are here to awhi and support you. Ngaa mihi nui, Turuki Health Care Important update about your health information Dear Whaanau (patients), We acknowledge the recent cybersecurity breach at ManageMyHealth (MMH) and recognise the distress and concern this news will be causing. What happened? On 30 December 2025, MMH identified unauthorised ransomware activity within the My Health Documents module of the ManageMyHealth app. This activity was the result of a criminal cyberattack. Once detected, MMH secured its systems, isolated the affected environment, and engaged independent cybersecurity and forensic specialists. They have also notified and are cooperating with Health New Zealand, the Privacy Commissioner, New Zealand Police, and other relevant authorities. Is ManageMyHealth still safe to use? In short, yes. MMH has confirmed that the services connecting ManageMyHealth to general practice systems were not impacted by this incident. Clinical systems, practice management systems, and day-to-day clinical workflows remain secure and unaffected. There has been no impact on practice-held patient records. MMH has also advised that there is no evidence of ongoing unauthorised access and that the incident has been contained. Additional safeguards have been put in place, and their systems are currently secure. MMH is encouraging enabling two-factor authentication and updating your password (if you haven’t already been prompted to do so). Turuki Health Care takes your privacy and confidentiality seriously. We also partner with Netcare as our specialist IT and cybersecurity provider to help strengthen and continuously improve the security of our own clinical and business systems, to keep patient data safe. We will continue to monitor this situation and be further reviewing our own information security in line with any findings from this third-party incident. Do we have any patients affected by the cyber incident? Yes, we have some patients that have been affected by the hacking. These patients are being contacted in tranches by the MMH team to let them know they were affected, next steps, and to offer appropriate support. Why have we not notified affected patients ourselves? The Office of the Privacy Commissioner (OPC) has asked for a co-ordinated approach to notification rather than having hundreds of individual practices undertake the process; therefore, the OPC has asked MMH to manage the notification process. We have to respect the wishes of the government and follow due process. When will the notification of patients start? MMH has told us that the notification process to affected patients started today, Thursday 8 January and is likely to take up to a week to complete given the sheer size and scale of the breach. So far around 50,000 patients have been contacted. The next tranche of notifications will begin at 8.30am tomorrow morning. To reach the full list but will take several days to complete while contact details are gathered. MMH has made updates to its website with an “account security status” notification. A green box (as per the image below) means the account has not been accessed. If it has a “red” security status note the account has been affected and a reference number will be provided and the 0800 number to ring for further support. Summary of key points ManageMyHealth has indicated that it is taking responsibility for notification to individuals who have had personal information disclosed as a result of their cyber security incident. Anyone concerned about whether information may have been disclosed will be contacted by ManageMyHealth directly. Health providers do not have sufficient details about the individual information involved in order to provide you with any useful information at this stage. It is appreciated that this is a difficult and unsettling situation, it is important that individuals who might be affected are provided with accurate and certain information, and only ManageMyHealth can provide that at this stage. Taking care of your wellbeing It’s important to look after yourself during this time. Here are some ways you can support your mental health and wellbeing: Talk to someone you trust about how you’re feeling Limit how much time you spend reading about the breach if you notice it increases your anxiety Stick to routines that support your wellbeing, such as physical exercise, social connection, gardening, crafts, cooking, or taking part in your usual activities Use calming strategies like breathing exercises or grounding techniques to help manage stress. If you continue to feel distressed or overwhelmed, free wellbeing support services in Aotearoa Call or text 1737 to talk with a trained counsellor, free, anytime Suicide Crisis Helpline – 0508 828 865 (0508 TAUTOKO) Mental Health Emergency Team – 0800 467 846 If you have concerns or need reassurance, please contact us , we are here to awhi and support you. Ngaa mihi nui, Turuki Health Care Important update about your health information

Learn more about Turuki Health Care and the range of health, social, and wellbeing services we provide for whānau in South and Central Auckland. Explore our commitment to supporting the community through comprehensive care. About Us Our Services Health Services We pride ourselves on delivering high quality primary care services, including two GP clinics, the School Based Health Team, mobile clinics, vaccinations and immunisations. Social Services Our social services are focused on tamariki and whaanau, as well as services that provide employment, housing, justice (Taumata service) and family violence support (Mana Ake service). Whaanau Services Our whaanau services are designed to support the entire whaanau, ensuring everyone thrives together. Central to this is our Maamaa, Peepi & Tamariki team, which serves as our 0-5 hub, offering comprehensive support through our B4Baby service, Hapu Waananga service, Poipoia te Mokopuna service, and more. These initiatives encourage connection, nurture development, and empower whaanau to navigate their unique journeys, reinforcing the importance of collective well-being and cultural identity. Wellbeing Services We offer a range of kaupapa Maaori wellbeing services. Aronui is our wairua, mental health, wellbeing and addiction service, with a broad cultural support offer that includes wellbeing waananga, romiromi, rongoaa, mirimiri and other forms of support. Our other wellbeing services include support for smoking cessation and healthy kai diet coaching. Our Services Our Story Our People Our Services Our Locations Careers Gallery Health Services We pride ourselves on delivering high quality primary care services, including two GP clinics, the School Based Health Team, mobile clinics, vaccinations and immunisations. Social Services Our social services are focused on tamariki and whaanau, as well as services that provide employment, housing, justice (Taumata service) and family violence support (Mana Ake service). Whaanau Services Our whaanau services are designed to support the entire whaanau, ensuring everyone thrives together. Central to this is our Maamaa, Peepi & Tamariki team, which serves as our 0-5 hub, offering comprehensive support through our B4Baby service, Hapu Waananga service, Poipoia te Mokopuna service, and more. These initiatives encourage connection, nurture development, and empower whaanau to navigate their unique journeys, reinforcing the importance of collective wellbeing and cultural identity. Wellbeing Services We offer a range of kaupapa Maaori wellbeing services. Aronui is our wairua, mental health, wellbeing and addiction service, with a broad cultural support offer that includes wellbeing waananga, romiromi, rongoaa, mirimiri and other forms of support. Our other wellbeing services include support for smoking cessation and healthy kai diet coaching.

Discover the vision and leadership behind Turuki Health Care. Learn about our Executive Leadership team and Board, and how we are dedicated to providing essential health and social services to whānau in South and Central Auckland. About Us Our Executive Leadership Team Chief Executive Officer Te Puea Winiata Primary Health Care, Wellbeing & Wairua Manager Renee Murupaenga Finance and Business Manager Rochelle Iosefa People and Culture Manager Anne Ratliff Rikki Solomon Te Paematua o Turuki Primary Health Care Manager Rachael Scully Strategy & Innovation Lead Regan Tamihere Permanent Caregiver Support Service Manager Leilani Payne Board Member Philip Tane Board Member Eddie Bluegum Board Member Bill Takerei Chair Janice Kuka Our Board Our Executive Leadership Team Our Story Our People Our Services Our Locations Careers Gallery Te Puea Winiata Chief Executive Officer Anne Ratliff People and Culture Manager Leilani Payne Permanent Caregiver Support Service Manager Rachael Scully Primary Health Care Manager Renee Murupaenga Primary Health Care, Wellbeing & Wairua Manager Rochelle Iosefa Finance and Business Manager Regan Tamihere Strategy and Innovation Lead Rikki Solomon Te Paematua o Turuki Our Board Janice Kuka Bill Takerei Board Member Eddie Bluegum Board Member Philip Tane Board Member Chair

Explore a range of social services for whaanau in South and Central Auckland, including housing support, food security, caregiver assistance, tenancy stability, and addiction recovery. Our culturally grounded programs aim to improve wellbeing and provide tailored support to meet the unique needs of your whaanau. Social Services AWHI Healthy Homes AWHI Healthy Homes Initiative is a free service aimed at supporting whaanau living in the Counties Manukau area. We work collaboratively with whaanau to ensure their homes support their health and wellbeing. The initiative provides education and planning around issues such as overcrowding, ventilation, and mould. Additionally, we offer interventions through our suppliers, tailored to the specific housing type. Who Is Eligible? This service is available exclusively within the Counties Manukau area and includes education, resource provision, and customised solutions based on individual housing needs. It also supports families in need of home improvements to enhance their health and wellbeing. How to Enquire Please complete the form below and one of our team will get back to you within two working days. ENQUIRE NOW Community Response The Turuki Community Response Service supports whaanau in need by distributing and delivering kai parcels and care parcels, while also offering social services to those facing difficulties in meeting essential living requirements. Established in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, this service addresses the growing need for assistance in accessing food and essential services, particularly in the Turuki geographical region (South and Central Auckland). Who Is Eligible? This service is available to whaanau experiencing challenges in accessing food and other essential resources. How to Enquire If you need assistance or support, please contact the Community Response service hub at 0800 493 552. CONTACT US Permanent Caregiver Support Service (PCSS) The Permanent Caregiver Support Service (PCSS) provides assistance to caregivers who offer permanent homes to children and young people unable to live with their parents. Coordinated by Turuki Health Care, the service offers financial and other support in line with the Oranga Tamariki Act 1989, with qualified social workers available from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday. Who Is Eligible? Eligible individuals include permanent caregivers who are either special guardians under S113(A) of the Oranga Tamariki Act 1989, have orders under the Care of Children Act 2004, or provide permanent arrangements for tamariki previously in the custody of Oranga Tamariki. Caregivers can request assistance until the child in their care turns eighteen. How to Enquire Caregivers can contact the PCSS at any time via phone at 0800 367 7277 or email at enquiries@pcss.org.nz . More information is available on the PCSS website which is linked below. PCSS WEBSITE Sustaining Tenancies The Sustaining Tenancies Programme provides support to individuals and whaanau in both private and public housing, with a primary focus on those in private housing who are struggling with complex and/or multiple needs. Our aim is to ensure security of tenure, reduce homelessness, and improve overall wellbeing. Through tailored interventions and ongoing support, we strive to build stronger, healthier communities. Who Is Eligible? This service is ideal for individuals and whaanau in private housing experiencing complex or multiple needs, low-income households at risk of losing their tenancy, those relying on sustaining their housing solutions, and anyone seeking to enhance their housing stability and overall wellbeing. How to Enquire Please complete the form below to get in contact our housing team. ENQUIRE NOW AWHI Healthy Homes AWHI Healthy Homes Initiative is a free service aimed at supporting whaanau living in the Counties Manukau area. We work collaboratively with whaanau to ensure their homes support their health and wellbeing. The initiative provides education and planning around issues such as overcrowding, ventilation, and mould. Additionally, we offer interventions through our suppliers, tailored to the specific housing type. Who Is Eligible? This service is available exclusively within the Counties Manukau area and includes education, resource provision, and customised solutions based on individual housing needs. It also supports families in need of home improvements to enhance their health and wellbeing. How to Enquire Please complete the form below and one of our team will get back to you within two working days. ENQUIRE NOW Community Response The Turuki Community Response Service supports whaanau in need by distributing and delivering kai parcels and care parcels, while also offering social services to those facing difficulties in meeting essential living requirements. Established in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, this service addresses the growing need for assistance in accessing food and essential services, particularly in the Turuki geographical region (South and Central Auckland). Who Is Eligible? This service is available to whaanau experiencing challenges in accessing food and other essential resources. How to Enquire If you need assistance or support, please contact the Community Response service hub at 0800 493 552. CONTACT US Permanent Caregiver Support Service (PCSS) The Permanent Caregiver Support Service (PCSS) provides assistance to caregivers who offer permanent homes to children and young people unable to live with their parents. Coordinated by Turuki Health Care, the service offers financial and other support in line with the Oranga Tamariki Act 1989, with qualified social workers available from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday. Who Is Eligible? Eligible individuals include permanent caregivers who are either special guardians under S113(A) of the Oranga Tamariki Act 1989, have orders under the Care of Children Act 2004, or provide permanent arrangements for tamariki previously in the custody of Oranga Tamariki. Caregivers can request assistance until the child in their care turns eighteen. How to Enquire Caregivers can contact the PCSS at any time via phone at 0800 367 7277 or email at enquiries@pcss.org.nz. More information is available on the PCSS website which is linked below. PCSS WEBSITE AWHI Healthy Homes Community Response PCSS Sustaining Tenancies Sustaining Tenancies The Sustaining Tenancies Programme provides support to individuals and whaanau in both private and public housing, with a primary focus on those in private housing who are struggling with complex and/or multiple needs. Our aim is to ensure security of tenure, reduce homelessness, and improve overall wellbeing. Through tailored interventions and ongoing support, we strive to build stronger, healthier communities. Who Is Eligible? This service is ideal for individuals and whaanau in private housing experiencing complex or multiple needs, low-income households at risk of losing their tenancy, those relying on sustaining their housing solutions, and anyone seeking to enhance their housing stability and overall wellbeing. How to Enquire Please complete the form below to get in contact our housing team. ENQUIRE NOW

Share your feedback or make a complaint to Turuki Health Care. We value your input in helping us improve the health and social services we provide to whaanau in South and Central Auckland. Your voice matters! Feedback We would love to hear from you! What matters to you is important to us. We welcome your feedback as it helps us improve our services. If you have a concern about our services or the care of whanau, we encourage you to discuss these with a staff member. Many problems can be resolved quickly by talking things over. If you have been impressed by the care that you or someone you know has received, please let us know. Equally, we welcome comments on how we might improve our services. If you have any comments, please let us know. You have several options for making contact with us if you have any complaints, compliments or feedback about our services or staff at Turuki: ask a staff member for the ‘Feedback form’ – available in all clinic reception areas. Complete the form and post in our feedback box at reception. Phone our call Hub 09 275 5788 and ask for the Complaints Officer Or email us: feedback@thc.org.nz . What we will do Complaints will be acknowledged within 5 working days. We will endeavour to investigate your complaint within 20 working days from the date of acknowledgement. You will be informed if this takes longer. Complaints are treated confidentially and will not adversely affect the care you receive. Compliments and comments will be passed on to the appropriate manager. Helpful links to assist in making a complaint If you require independent support to assist you during the complaints process, you may wish to use any of the free services below: Health and Disability Advocacy: Free Phone: 0800 55 50 50 or Fax: 0800 2787 7678 or email: advocacy@advocacy.org.nz Health and Disability Commissioner: Free Phone: 0800 11 22 33 or website: http://www.hdc.org.nz Feedback First name(Required) Last name(Required) Phone(Required) Email(Required) Please inform us of your feedback Submit We would love to hear from you! Feedback First name(Required) Last name(Required) Phone(Required) Email(Required) Please inform us of your feedback Submit We would love to hear from you! What matters to you is important to us. We welcome your feedback as it helps us improve our services. If you have a concern about our services or the care of whaanau, we encourage you to discuss these with a staff member. Many problems can be resolved quickly by talking things over. If you have been impressed by the care that you or someone you know has received, please let us know. Equally, we welcome comments on how we might improve our services. If you have any comments, please let us know. You have several options for making contact with us if you have any complaints, compliments or feedback about our services or staff at Turuki: ask a staff member for the ‘Feedback form’ – available in all clinic reception areas. Complete the form and post in our feedback box at reception. Phone our call Hub 09 275 5788 and ask for the Complaints Officer Or email us: feedback@thc.org.nz . What we will do Complaints will be acknowledged within 5 working days. We will endeavour to investigate your complaint within 20 working days from the date of acknowledgement. You will be informed if this takes longer. Complaints are treated confidentially and will not adversely affect the care you receive. Compliments and comments will be passed on to the appropriate manager. Helpful links to assist in making a complaint If you require independent support to assist you during the complaints process, you may wish to use any of the free services below: Health and Disability Advocacy: Free Phone: 0800 55 50 50 or Fax: 0800 2787 7678 or email: advocacy@advocacy.org.nz Health and Disability Commissioner: Free Phone: 0800 11 22 33 or website: http://www.hdc.org.nz

Turuki Health Care offers comprehensive support for whaanau in South Auckland, providing services to nurture and grow healthy families. Explore our antenatal education, parenting support, early childhood programs, and more to empower your whaanau. Whaanau Services B4Baby Breastfeeding Support B4Baby is a kaupapa Maaori breastfeeding service that provides education and support to mothers in South Auckland. With over 20 years of experience, our culturally sensitive team includes breastfeeding advocates and a lactation consultant who assist mothers in navigating their breastfeeding journey. We offer in-home visits until your baby is six months old, expert advice on common breastfeeding challenges, and antenatal education sessions. Who Is Eligible? Our services are available to all mothers, including non-Maaori whaanau. We support mothers during pregnancy and after childbirth, welcoming anyone seeking guidance on breastfeeding. How to Enquire To enrol, fill out the referral form or contact us at 0800 B4Baby (0800 242 229). You can also reach us online at B4Baby@thc.org.nz for support. If you missed antenatal enrolment, you can self-refer for postnatal assistance. ENQUIRE NOW Family Start Family Start Maangere is a voluntary, home visiting service designed to support whaanau facing challenges in the areas of health, relationships, education, family circumstances, environment, and safety. We support whaanau to set and meet their goals, access community services, and enhance their wellbeing in key areas such as housing, budgeting, parenting, and relationships. The programme encourages early childhood education, immunisations, and Well Child checks while providing the Takai Parenting Resource to support child development and positive parent-child interactions. Who Is Eligible? Whaanau may be eligible for Family Start if they: • Live in Maangere • Have a pregnant mother in the whaanau • Have a child under the age of two years in the whaanau. There are some other referral and assessment criteria as well. If you’d like to koorero about Family Start, please contact us and we’ll put you in touch with one of our whaanau workers How to Enquire For more information, contact the Family Start team at familystart@thc.org.nz . ENQUIRE NOW Hapuu Waananga Hapuu Waananga offers culturally informed antenatal education through one-day waananga held every Friday at Manu Tukutuku Community Centre and every Saturday at Turuki Health Care in Manukau throughout 2024. This program focuses on natural, whaanau-centered birthing, empowering women and their families with knowledge and support for labour, birth, and early parenting. Our experienced Maaori midwives facilitate these sessions, creating a welcoming and inclusive environment. Who Is Eligible? To participate, you must be pregnant (26 weeks or more), live in Counties Manukau, and be a New Zealand resident or citizen. The program is open to all whaanau, emphasizing a Te Ao Maaori perspective. How to Enquire To register, please use the booking system on our website. Our administrator will contact you via email with further details. For inquiries, you can call us at 0800 HAPUWA (0800 427 892). BOOK YOUR CLASS NOW Low Carb Cooking Join our Low Carb Cooking Class to discover the benefits of a low-carb diet! This programme focuses on reducing carbohydrate intake while emphasizing high-protein and healthy fat foods. Every Tuesday, from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at Turuki Health Care in Maangere, you’ll learn to prepare delicious, nutritious, and budget-friendly low-carb recipes. Who Is Eligible? This class is open to anyone interested in exploring low-carb cooking, whether you're experienced or just starting out. Participants of all backgrounds are welcome to learn how to create satisfying meals that support health and weight management. How to Enquire Free booking is essential; please click here to reserve your spot. You can also request to join our private “Low Carb Healthy Whānau” Facebook group for more tips and support. For additional resources, check out our eBook with cost-effective low-carb recipes. We look forward to cooking with you! BOOK YOUR CLASS NOW Poipoia te Mokopuna Poipoia te Mokopuna is a whaanau-focused education programme that aims to support parents & caregivers to nurture tamariki and their learning in the first three years of life. Turuki Health Care offers Poipoia te Mokopuna support to around 45 whaanau every year. We help whaanau build understanding, confidence and resilience, through recognising the significant role they play in their child’s life. Through play, gathering together, sharing kai and koorero, this service creates spaces and opportunities for whaanau to recognise how they can nurture learning and relationships both within their household, and their hapori/wider community. Who Is Eligible? Eligibility criteria include identifying as Maaori and living between Otaahuhu and Papakura, having tamariki aged 0-3 years not enrolled in early childhood education (ECE), or being a hapuu maamaa with Maaori whakapapa interested in your child's growth. How to Enquire If you meet the eligibility criteria and want to join the Poipoia te Mokopuna whaanau, please contact Fabia via email at friddiford@thc.org.nz . ENQUIRE NOW Positive Parenting Programme (Triple P) The Positive Parenting Programme (Triple P) is a free service offered by Turuki Health Care for parents and whaanau members living in the Counties Manukau region. Targeted at whaanau with children aged 0 to 12 years, Triple P provides strategies for managing children's behaviour in a constructive and supportive way, promoting positive communication and healthy development. Who Is Eligible? This programme is available to all parents and caregivers of children aged 0 to 12 years residing in the Counties Manukau area. It’s designed for any whaanau member looking to enhance their parenting skills and support their children’s growth. How to Enquire To book a Triple P session, please contact our Triple P practitioner using the link below. ENQUIRE NOW Start Well Start Well, provided through Turuki Health Care, is a relationship-based service designed for young mothers and their whaanau, beginning in pregnancy and continuing until their youngest child is five years old. Established in 2017 and now located at Waddon Place, Maangere, we focus on a whole-of-whaanau approach, utilising specialist paediatric nurses and senior social workers to support families in achieving their health and social goals. Who Is Eligible? Start Well is available to hapuu maamaa aged 25 years or younger living in South Auckland. Referrals can be made by anyone, but the referrer must have the consent of the hapuu maamaa. Whaanau may also self-refer. How to Enquire To refer, please contact Megan McCowan, Team Leader, at 021675321 or email mmccowan@thc.org.nz . We are committed to listening to whaanau and providing the support they need to thrive. ENQUIRE NOW Tupuranga Ake Tupuranga Ake is a free program designed to support whaanau in exploring and accessing Early Childhood Education (ECE) for tamariki aged 3 to 5 years who are not currently enrolled. Our dedicated navigators assist families in identifying and overcoming barriers to ECE, creating early learning plans, and providing tailored activities and resources for home learning. Who Is Eligible? To be eligible, tamariki must be aged between 3 and 5 years, not currently enrolled in ECE or primary school, and must reside in Maangere, Manurewa, Papatoetoe, Otara, or Otaahuhu. Additionally, tamariki must be New Zealand residents. How to Enquire If you meet our criteria and are interested in the programme, we would love to hear from you. Please contact us to connect with our navigators and begin the journey towards your child’s early education and development. ENQUIRE NOW B4Baby Breastfeeding Referral Form By completing this registration form, consent is given for our Maamaa Peepi Tamariki team to make contact with you. Please note – This form is not a confirmation of service provision. Direct email enquiries Email: B4Baby@thc.org.nz First name* Last name* Your birthdate* Day Month Month Year Email NHI Antenatal or Postnatal?* Antenatal Postnatal Expected birth date or Baby's date of birth* Full address* Phone* Alternative contact person Alternative contact number Ethnicity* Maaori Samoan NZ European Tongan Niuean Fijian Cook Island Maori Indian Asian Other LMC name (Midwife name) LMC contact number (Midwife contact number) LMC email address (Midwife email address) Place of delivery How did you hear about this service?* Clinic TV Social Media Word of Mouth Self-referral GP/Primary Care Turuki Staff DHB Midwife or other maternity provider School or Teen Parent Unit Other Comments Submit Home