Specialising in a range of health care services throughout Aotearoa
Te Amo Atawhai provide home and community support specifically for Māori, in consultation with Māori, and for all people.
Our team of Registered Nurses, Resource Coordinators, Complex Care Specialists, Rehabilitation Support Staff and Support Workers around the motu are dedicated to delivering Māori centric care, working in collaboration and partnership with local iwi, hapū, and whānau.
We work with you to enhance your mana and support your overall hauora.
Ō mātou mātāpono arataki (Our guiding principles)
Whanaungatanga, Kaitiakitanga, Rangatiratanga, Manaakitanga, and Wairuatanga.
Ō mātou whakataukī arataki - (Our guiding whakataukī)
He toku tū moana. (To persevere and stand steadfast in who you are.)
Te tuituinga o te hauora ki te ahurea me te manaakitanga o te Māori e rere ai ngā moemoeā.
Ngā Moemoea
Kei te whakakōkiritia mātou o Te Amo Atawhai e tētahi take - kia whakapiki ake te hauora me te oranga o te iwi Māori. Ka rato mātou i ngā ratonga hauora e whakamanawa ana, e hāngai ana, e whakarata ana hoki ki te ahurea hāngai ai ki ngā moemoeā, ngā wawata me ngā uara o te hapori mā te whakamana i te tirohanga o te hauora o te ao Māori.
Kei te whakamaranga mātou o Te Amo Atawhai i ngā haepapa i Te Tiriti o Waitangi, mā te poipoi i ngā hononga me te whakawhanake i ngā kaupapa whakamana i ngā kiritaki, ngā whānau Māori, ngā hapū, ngā iwi me ngā hapori. Mā te mahi tahi, ka whakaitia iho ngā rerekētanga ā-hauora, ka whakapikitia ake te urunga ki ngā ratonga hauora, ā, ka whakaritea te anamata e ōrite ana ngā whakataunga hauora mō te katoa.
Wellness woven in culture and Māori-centric care, where dreams take flight.
Ngā Moemoea
At Te Amo Atawhai we are driven by a shared purpose - to improve the health and wellbeing of Māori. We provide culturally confident, relevant and responsive hauora services that resonate with the dreams, aspirations, and values of hapori by embracing a Te Ao Māori worldview of hauora.
At Te Amo Atawhai we uphold our responsibilities under Te Tiriti o Waitangi, by fostering meaningful relationships and developing mana-enhancing approaches with kiritaki, whānau Māori, hapū, iwi, and hapori. Together, we reduce health disparities, promote access to hauora services and forge a future where equitable hauora outcomes are achieved for all.
Julie Robb O’Connell (Cultural Advisor - left), Dean Rangihuna (Te Kaihapai Lived Experience Principal Advisor, Te Aka Whai Ora - middle), Shanae Mihaere (Kaiwhakahaere Ringatohu - right)
