Our Tamariki Ora Nurse prioritises the administration of vaccines according to recommended schedules to protect Tamariki against a range of serious and preventable diseases. We understand the importance of immunizations in safeguarding children's health and work closely with families to ensure that each child receives the necessary vaccines at the appropriate times.

Regular Tamariki Ora checks are an essential component of our services, allowing us to monitor your child's growth, development, and overall health. During these visits, our nurses conduct comprehensive assessments, including physical exams, developmental screenings, and health education, to ensure that your child is thriving and meeting important milestones.

We believe that informed whānau are empowered whānau. As part of our Tamariki Ora Services, we offer support to whānau and education such as nutrition, safety, sleep hygiene, immunisations and developmental milestones. Our goal is to equip whānau with the knowledge and resources they need to promote their child's health and well-being at home.

Every child is unique, and our Tamariki Ora nurses are able to meet the specific needs of whānau we work alongside with. We work collaboratively with whānau to develop individualised care plans that address their child's unique health needs, preferences, and cultural considerations.

Building trusting relationships with families is at the heart of what we do. Our Tamariki Ora nurses provide continuity of care throughout your child's growth and development, offering ongoing support, guidance, and reassurance along the way.

We offer regular prenatal check-ups and screenings to monitor the health and well-being of both mother and pēpi. Our midwives provide personalised care plans, education, and support to help families make informed decisions.

During labour and childbirth, our midwives provide continuous physical, emotional, and informational support to mothers and their whānau. We work collaboratively with families to create a birth environment that aligns with whānau and cultural traditions.

Our midwives are experienced in supporting natural childbirth and offer a range of comfort measures, pain management techniques, and birthing options to help mothers achieve their desired birth experience, whether that be a home birth, Waikato hospital or birthing unit at Tokoroa maternity.

Following birth, our midwives provide ongoing support and guidance to families during the postnatal period. We offer breastfeeding support, newborn care education, and emotional support to help families navigate the transition to parenthood with confidence and ease.

Our midwives prioritise building trusting relationships with families, providing continuity of care throughout pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period. We offer personalised attention, accessibility, and individualised care plans to meet the unique needs of each family we serve.

Our experienced counsellor provides a safe and nurturing space for families to address relationship dynamics, communication issues, and emotional well-being, fostering stronger family bonds.

We offer guidance and resources to help parents navigate the joys and complexities of raising children, including workshops, parenting classes, and individualised consultations.

Early childhood development programs, we provide a range of services to support the growth, education, and empowerment of children, pēpi and whānau.

We offer support and advocacy to families facing economic hardships, connecting them with resources such as financial aid, food assistance programs, and budgeting assistance.

Through community events, support groups, and outreach programs, we create opportunities for families to connect with one another, build social networks, and access additional resources and support within their communities.

Our dedicated social worker works closely with families to assess their needs, develop personalised care plans, and coordinate access to a wide range of social services and community resources.