1 April, 2020 Kia Ora e te Whānau There has been much discussion across the rohe regarding the proposed tangihanga processes during the COVID-19 Alert Level 4. This is an evolving process that we are monitoring and will update whānau as the changes are made. A new update was released on…
1 April 2020 Kia Ora e te Whānau. Please see below a list of local food suppliers in the Horowhenua and Otaki areas who have deliveries and packages for whānau. Keep these on lock, so you can make an order safely from your home, using internet banking. Just click on the link and it will…
COVID-19 Update: Official tangihanga guidelines for Alert Level 4 Māori Health Office – John Whaanga 26 March 2020 Tēnā anō koutou katoa, Nā runga i te kaupapa matua o tēnei pānui e tika ana kia mihi rātou ngā mate tāruru nui kua riro noa atu i ngā rangi tata nei. Me te whakaaro anō ki…
Kia ora e te whānau, Our office closed on Monday – we are now all working remotely from home. Please do not hesitate contact us on 06 367 3311 – the telephone is redirected and will be responded to. As promised, we are letting you know what we are working on while working remotely and…
Health Promotion Advisor – Oral Health (0.6 FTE) Public Health Service, MidCentral Health Palmerston North Our Reference: Vacancy ID: 4947 We need an enthusiastic and outgoing person to work as a health promotion advisor working to increase the oral health of our tamariki and rangatahi. MidCentral Public Health Service has a focus on reducing inequalities…
Have you or your whānau been affected by cancer? Let’s join together to tell Ministry Policy makers what works and what needs to change Whanau – no doubt you have heard news about the outcome of the Health Enquiry into the Maori health outcomes. The result – an acknowledgment that the system is fundamentally failing Maori.…
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