Hauora | Health & Social Services
Supporting Whānau and Rangatahi
We provide holistic, wrap-around support for whānau and rangatahi. We walk alongside people to strengthen wellbeing, build confidence, remove barriers, and create pathways to positive, lasting outcomes.
Recognising that every person and whānau is unique, we provide guidance, mentoring, practical support, and meaningful connections that empower people to achieve their goals.
Te Ara Tuhono – ACC
Mana Tāhuna is a kaupapa Māori ACC provider for Central Otago, supporting whānau to understand and access their ACC entitlements following an accident or injury. Our ACC-trained kaimahi work closely with ACC to help navigate the system, reduce barriers, and ensure people receive the support they need. This kaupapa Māori service is open to all residents of Central Otago.
Ka Tipu, Ka Ora
Ka Tipu, Ka Ora is a holistic kaupapa that supports Tāne to strengthen their wellbeing, relationships, and future pathways. Grounded in Te Ao Māori, the programme provides a safe, supportive space for Tāne to reflect, grow, and build practical skills that support positive change.Together, we explore topics such as communication, emotional wellbeing, healthy relationships, understanding emotions and responses, stress management, parenting, identity, and personal goals. Participants are supported to develop practical tools and strategies that can be applied in everyday life, while reconnecting with their strengths, values, and aspirations. Whether you're wanting to strengthen your relationships, become the best version of yourself, navigate life's challenges, or create a more positive future for you and your whānau, Ka Tipu, Ka Ora offers support that meets you where you're at. Our approach is confidential, non-judgemental, and focused on empowering Tāne to create lasting, positive change for themselves, their whānau, and their communities.
Te Ara Whakamua
Te Ara Whakamua supports rangatahi to build the confidence, skills, and knowledge needed to prepare for employment and future opportunities. Through mentoring, life skills, cultural connection and practical learning, rangatahi are empowered to identify their strengths, develop resilience, and take positive steps towards meaningful education, training, and employment.
