Immunisation is the safest and most effective way to provide protection for you and your tamariki’s health. For more information view the NZ immunisation schedule.

HBSS aide in assisting in the provision of formal supports to help you reach and maintain your set goal/s Access is by referral and can be made to Te Whatu Ora Lakes – NASC (Needs Assessment Service Coordination) from: GP Nurse Hospital Whānau Click here for more information

Korowai Aroha’s Respiratory Service is a free community service that provides education, support, information and resources about asthma, COPD and other breathing (respiratory) conditions. Read more here.

Mirimiri is a traditional Māori healing practice designed to restore and rebalance the tinana. This practice involves applying targeted pressure to the body through various techniques to release tension, alleviate pain, and promote overall well-being. The healing process may include the use of hands, feet, elbows, and even body weight, along with tools such as kōhatu, to work on muscles, joints, and tissues. Mirimiri focuses on specific trigger points or pressure points on the body, similar to other massage techniques, but with a deep connection to Māori spirituality. The practice goes beyond physical healing by addressing the wairua, recognizing that true well-being involves balance not only of the body but also of the spirit.

Whānau diagnosed with Diabetes or at risk of developing Diabetes can learn more about their condition. We offer individual services to support lifestyle changes that can help reduce the risks associated with Diabetes. This service is FREE to Korowai Aroha patients. Read more here.

Through the combination of wānanga, physical activity, peer support and holistic support Tāne Takitu Ake will encourage tāne and their whānau to improve all four aspects of their health; whānau, tinana, hinengaro and wairua, so that they may realise and optimise their role in their whānau and their community. Read more here.

At Korowai Aroha, we genuinely seek to connect with hapū māmā, supporting them using the Te Whare Tapa Whā model of health, which underpins our practice. Read more here.