With exponential growth in Northlands’ emergency housing sector, service providers are challenging government to find real solutions to the lack housing stock. View original Facebook post here.
Tenei te mihi atu ki ā koutou nga hāpori o Otangarei. Ngā mihi ō te tau hau ki ā koe me tō whānau. It is our pleasure to present an overview for this Panui presenting a little of what we have been working on during the year to date. Read the Te Hau Awhiowhio panui...
By Martin Kaipo Since British colonisation and the signing of the Treaty of Waitagi in 1840, Māori have consistently endured social disparities which have disadvantaged whānau (family, extended family) hapū (sub-tribe) and iwi (tribe) and their aspirations to achieve...
Te Hau Awhiowhio o Otangarei Trust are committed to the health and wellbeing of our community. You can help by making sure you do the best you can to follow the COVID19 social distancing rules. IF YOU HAVE FLU OR COLD SYMPTOMS Call your doctor or hospital before...
The GP shortage has hit Northland hard over the years, but when a Te Hau Āwhiowhio ō Ōtangarei trust couldn’t secure a GP for eight months they took matters into their own hands. A new nurse-led model was established which saw nurses undertaking additional...
