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The Waiheke Island Supported Homes (WISH) Trust
Mental Health & Addictions Service
Today
8:30 AM to 4:00 PM.
Description
WISH provides residential rehabilitation and support for tāngata whaiora; ten people who seek to improve their physical and mental health.
WISH is located on Waiheke Island. We encourage and support our people to live the kind of life they want with active involvement in our vibrant local community.
An environment of respect, trust, and Aroha
WISH creates an environment where our people's cultural, physical, and emotional needs are met, regardless of their ethnic or social background.
'Together we support and encourage each other’s potential to grow in an environment of respect, trust, and Aroha' (Mission Statement).
Working towards independent living
WISH provides 24-hour residential rehabilitation and support for ten people. We subscribe to the strengths-based/person-centric models of care to enhance our residents’ potential for independent living and recovery.
Staff
WISH employs a dedicated team including eight Support Workers, a General Manager, an Operations Manager, a Gardener, and a Chef. WISH staff and trustees work together to support our residents and each other.
Ages
Adult / Pakeke
Fees and Charges Categorisation
Free, Fees apply
Fees and Charges Description
Services are provided through funding received from Te Whatu Ora.
Hours
8:30 AM to 4:00 PM.
| Mon – Fri | 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM |
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Office hours as above, weekends and public holidays office closed.
Public Holidays: Closed ANZAC Day (25 Apr), King's Birthday (3 Jun), Matariki (28 Jun), Labour Day (28 Oct), Auckland Anniversary (27 Jan), Waitangi Day (6 Feb), Good Friday (18 Apr), Easter Sunday (20 Apr), Easter Monday (21 Apr).
Languages Spoken
English
Programmes
WISH maintains two houses on adjacent properties surrounded by lawns and a large garden in a peaceful part of Waiheke Island. Each house has a shared kitchen, laundry, bathroom, and lounge area. Our residents each have their own rooms. A variety of leisure activities and regular outings are an important part of daily life here at WISH. Our residents are active and independent in the local community. Leisure activities on and off-site Residents are assisted to pursue hobbies, exercising regularly, and develop creative skills. Phones, television, radios, and internet access are provided in the communal areas, and there is an activities workshop for yoga, games, art, and music. Transport is available for trips to beaches, shops, and cafés; residents can also attend classes, the library, and other local facilities. Whānau and friends are welcome to visit by prior arrangement. Household and money management WISH provides Tāngata whaiora with essential groceries. Some do their own shopping. Staff assist with menu planning and cooking skills. Everyone is responsible for keeping their room clean and tidy. Household chores are allocated in line with abilities and interests e.g., gardening, vacuuming, and cleaning. Working in the community Our support workers help residents to find suitable activities and/or employment in the local community e.g., residents can also choose to do some paid work on house and garden maintenance at WISH. They can upgrade their skills at the local adult learning centre, Literacy Aotearoa. It includes computer skills and art.
WISH maintains two houses on adjacent properties surrounded by lawns and a large garden in a peaceful part of Waiheke Island. Each house has a shared kitchen, laundry, bathroom, and lounge area. Our residents each have their own rooms. A variety of leisure activities and regular outings are an important part of daily life here at WISH. Our residents are active and independent in the local community. Leisure activities on and off-site Residents are assisted to pursue hobbies, exercising regularly, and develop creative skills. Phones, television, radios, and internet access are provided in the communal areas, and there is an activities workshop for yoga, games, art, and music. Transport is available for trips to beaches, shops, and cafés; residents can also attend classes, the library, and other local facilities. Whānau and friends are welcome to visit by prior arrangement. Household and money management WISH provides Tāngata whaiora with essential groceries. Some do their own shopping. Staff assist with menu planning and cooking skills. Everyone is responsible for keeping their room clean and tidy. Household chores are allocated in line with abilities and interests e.g., gardening, vacuuming, and cleaning. Working in the community Our support workers help residents to find suitable activities and/or employment in the local community e.g., residents can also choose to do some paid work on house and garden maintenance at WISH. They can upgrade their skills at the local adult learning centre, Literacy Aotearoa. It includes computer skills and art.
- Programme Areas
Mental health
- Programme Type
Residential support
- Regions
Central Auckland
- Age Groups
Adult / Pakeke
- Referral Types
DHB clinical services
Referral Process
Te Whatu Ora funds WISH to provide residential support services for ten adults. Our people are assessed by needs assessment service coordinators (NASCs) from the Taylor Centre who offer community mental health services within the Auckland region.
To gain a referral to WISH, applicants need to consult their key support worker for an assessment. The key worker is responsible for liaising with the Taylor Centre Regional Coordinator about any aspect of the referral process. All paperwork needs to be completed by the key worker in the first instance.
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Peter Reilly
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WISH Activities Room and Office
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Description
WISH maintains two houses on adjacent properties surrounded by lawns and a large garden in a peaceful part of Waiheke Island. Each house has a shared kitchen, laundry, bathroom, and lounge area. Our residents each have their own rooms. A variety of leisure activities and regular outings are an important part of daily life here at WISH. Our residents are active and independent in the local community.
Leisure activities on and off-site
Residents are assisted to pursue hobbies, exercising regularly, and develop creative skills. Phones, television, radios, and internet access are provided in the communal areas, and there is an activities workshop for yoga, games, art, and music. Transport is available for trips to beaches, shops, and cafés; residents can also attend classes, the library, and other local facilities. Whānau and friends are welcome to visit by prior arrangement.
Household and money management
WISH provides Tāngata whaiora with essential groceries. Some do their own shopping. Staff assist with menu planning and cooking skills. Everyone is responsible for keeping their room clean and tidy. Household chores are allocated in line with abilities and interests e.g., gardening, vacuuming, and cleaning.
Working in the community
Our support workers help residents to find suitable activities and/or employment in the local community e.g., residents can also choose to do some paid work on house and garden maintenance at WISH. They can upgrade their skills at the local adult learning centre, Literacy Aotearoa. It includes computer skills and art.
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Peter Reilly
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Our fabulous volunteers
Additional Details
Face to face / Kanohi ki te Kanohi
Public Transport
Parking
On site
Website
Contact Details
55 Bay Road, Ostend, Waiheke Island
Central Auckland
8:30 AM to 4:00 PM.
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Phone
(09) 372 7925
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Mobile
021 190 3249
Email
Website
55 Bay Road
Ostend
Auckland 1081
Street Address
55 Bay Road
Ostend
Auckland 1081
Postal Address
WISH Trust
55 Bay Road
Ostend
Waiheke Island
Auckland 1081
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This page was last updated at 3:14PM on March 19, 2024. This information is reviewed and edited by The Waiheke Island Supported Homes (WISH) Trust.