Mate Korona COVID-19
Ngā Pae Mataara / Alert Levels
Aotearoa moved to Alert Level 1 at 11.59pm on 8 June.
Thank you all for doing your part to look after yourselves, your whānau and your communities – it’s through our collective efforts that we have been able to achieve this milestone.
For more information on how you can unite for the recovery click here.
Getting a QR code posters for your premises
We should all continue to keep track of where we’ve been and who we’ve seen – this will help with contact tracing if needed.
Facilities or venues both commercial (like restaurants or bars) and non-commercial (like marae, community, or church halls) should assist manuhiri and customers to keep track of where they’ve been by displaying the Ministry of Health QR code.
The Ministry of Health is offering a service to create QR code posters for your premises. To get QR code posters generated for your premises call 0800 800 606 or email app@tracing.min.health.nz
Protecting your Hauora
Te Roopu Whakakaupapa Urutā (National Māori Pandemic Group).
Here you will find information and resources specifically for Māori about the COVID-19 pandemic. This information has been developed by leading Māori medical experts for Māori whānau.
Seeking support
Temporary accommodation service :
If you don't have somewhere safe to stay, or have been temporarily displaced from your home due to COVID-19 please call the Temporary Accommodation Service on 0508 754 163. This call centre is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
For financial support:
Visit COVID-19 Financial Support website or Work and Income or call 0800 559 009.
Support for foreign nationals
If you are a foreign national seeking support visit: foreignnationals.services.govt.nz or call: 0800 REDCROSS (0800 733 276).
Symptoms of COVID-19
Māori Health Providers
This information has been provided on the CCDHB website and Ministry of Health website
WELLINGTON
| Provider | Contact | Contact Details |
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Ngaruna Kapinga Manager |
Manager@evolveyouth.org.nz (04) 801 9150 |
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277 Mansfield Street
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Carole Koha Manager |
carole@tww.org.nz (04) 389 6113 |
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Hutt Valley and Wellington City
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Oncall |
HUTT VALLEY
| Location | Contact | Contact Details |
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Kokiri Marae Keriana Olsen Trust 7–9 Barnes Street
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Oncall |
(04) 939 4630 |
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7–9 Barnes Street Tu Kotahi specialise in providing asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and bronchiolitis programmes to whānau living in the wider Hutt Valley. The majority of Tu Kotahi’s programmes are provided in whānau homes or in settings where whānau feel comfortable. |
Oncall |
cheryl.tukotahi@kokiri-hauora.org.nz (04) 939 4629 |
| Nga Tekau Health Services
Hutt Valley and Wellington City
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Oncall |
PORIRUA
| Location | Contact | Contact Details |
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Maraeroa Marae Health Services 128 Corrina Street &
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Simon Phillips CEO |
(04) 235 8000
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Te Runanga O Toa Rangatira - Ora Toa Health Unit 20-24 Ngatitoa Street
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Teiringa Davies Manager |
teiringa@ngatitoa.iwi.nz (04) 237 0110 oratoa@ngatitoa.iwi.nz |
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213/217 Bedford St
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Carole Koha Manager |
carole@tww.org.nz (04) 237 9608 |
KAPITI
| Location | Contact | Contact Details |
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PO Box 688
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Cherie Seamark Practice Manager |
cheries@horatepai.org.nz (04) 902 7095 |
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3 Keepa Street, Horowhenua, Levin 5510 |
John Barrett |
(06) 368 8678 |
| OTHER SERVICES | Website |
| Whānau Hauā | https://www.kapomaori.com/news/covid-19-info/ |
| https://paerangi.nz/ | |
| Mental Health | http://www.mhaids.health.nz/our-services/te-whare-marie-maori-mental-health-service/ |
Marae/Iwi
| Iwi | |
| Ngāti Kahungunu | Rangitāne |
| Te Ātiawa ki Whakarongotai | Te Rūnanganui o te Ātiawa |
| Ngāti Toa Rangatira |
Ngāti Raukawa |
| Marae | |
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AOTEA
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LOWER HUTT
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ISLAND BAY
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MOERA
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KILBIRNIE
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STOKES VALLEY
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PORIRUA
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PETONE
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PLIMMERTON
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NAENAE
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NEWLANDS
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SEAVIEW
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THORNDON
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UPPER HUTT
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WAIKANAE
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WAINUIOMATA
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ŌTAKI
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Resources
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Te Taura Whiti te Reo Maori (Maori Language Commission)
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Te Taupā Ruru o Te Ātiawa Taranaki Whānui ki te Upoko o Te Ika Covid 19 Response Plan
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Thank you all for doing your part to look after yourselves, your whānau and your communities – it’s through our collective efforts that we have been able to achieve this milestone.