COVID DELTA IS HERE
Covid Delta is here, on behalf of our five Te Hiku Iwi -Ngāti Kuri, Te Aupōuri, Ngāitakoto, Ngāti Kahu and Te Rarawa, Te Hiku Iwi Development Trust, the Kaitaia Business Association, Taitokerau Border Control, Kaitaia Hospital, Whakawhiti Ora Pai, Te Hauora o Te Hiku, Hokianga Health, Waitomo Papakainga, Ngāti Kahu Health and Social Services, Te Rarawa Social Services REAP, our Pasifika representatives and our many community providers from across our region. We need to prepare to protect our whānau and communities. It is important that we all work together as whānau, marae, hapū and citizens of Te Hiku to look after one another.
Protect your whānau-Kia Haumaru Te Hiku is a group of passionate kaimahi, workers and representatives who care about you and want to ensure you have access to helpful information to support you during this time. Please feel free to use this as a helpful resource for key contact information and links.
HUGH KARENA
Te Hiku Iwi Development Trust Chair
Pā Ora
Nau mai, haramai ki Pā Ora.
He pā tūwatawata pae ipurangi tēnei mā nga Iwi katoa, huri noa i te motu.
Mapping tool
Pā Ora has been created to map out vaccination sites, testing sites, mobile vaccination clinics/buses and locations of interest – in a way that whānau can easily access and understand.
Up to date Information
Pā Ora pulls down information from the Ministry of Health and Healthpoint and has a notification service for whānau that will let you know via email and/or cell phone, when a new location of interest arises in your rohe.
Community Response
Pā Ora is a tool that can enable a fast, accurate community response straight to whānau.
Whānau it is important
we keep our communities safe.
Our team of volunteers for Taitokerau Border Control (TBC) have been advocating strongly for our region to go back to Level 3. As we are not yet in Level 3 - our teams are focussing on protecting our vulnerable communities and having to turn whānau around who do not have the correct paper work.
The main message from our team is stay home, stay safe and if you’re interested in being a volunteer and contribute to our kaupapa, please get in touch hone@tehiku.com
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Don’t panic – we got this
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If you don’t need to travel, please stay home
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Use the QR scan if you do need to travel
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If your whānau are coming back ask them not to
Māori Health Providers in our Community
Our team is trained both internationally and locally, so they understand your needs and the environment in which you do business.
Helpful Links
He Ara Waiora is a framework that helps the Treasury to understand waiora, often translated as a Māori perspective on wellbeing.
We are systems advocates and activists directly raising the whānau voice with agencies of the Crown in order to effect change.