What we do
Services available to
all members of the community
Te Taumata - Mission
Whānau will achieve healthy, safe and independent lives by receiving a holistic service that uses tikanga to address health and social needs.
Tirohanga - Vision
Whānau living healthy, safe, and independent lives.
Nga Tikanga - Values
Whanaungatanga: the collective identity and beating heart of the Tokomairiro community.
Manaakitanga: the generosity of spirit and willingness to share.
Kotahitanga: unity, reciprocity and respect for ourselves and others.
Rangatiratanga: leadership and the ability to promote and manage community change.
Nga Matapono - Principles
Inclusion and diversity: welcome the diversity of people and their ideas in growing Whanau Ora.
Integration and collaboration: work together to deliver Whanau ora services.
Innovation and adaptation: developing Best Practice for Tokomairiro Waiora Inc. services.
Whānau Ora Workers
One on one sessions with whānau to discuss and develop health plans to address needs. Planned approach to achieve steps to a healthier lifestyle. Information and resources. Co-ordinating community services and agencies. Te Kakano Nurse led clinics. Links to Drug and Alcohol Counselling and Mental Health practices. Links to Social Service Agencies. Links to Smoking Cessation.
Assistance and Support
Advocacy and support attending hospital or doctor or providers, to support you and your whānau. Assist and work with you to make responsible choices that impact positively on your lifestyle.
Hauora Wananga
Oranga tinana - Physical wellbeing Oranga Wairua - Spiritual wellbeing Oranga hinengaro - Mental wellbeing Oranga whānau - Family wellbeing
Health Services
Oranga Hinengaro (Māori Mental Health) Service that provides a Kaupapa Māori support for mental well-being, focusing on whānau and hāpori community, using traditional healing (Rongoā Māori) and addressing issues like addiction, anxiety, and depression through a holistic approach.
Links to the: Mahana Southern Maori Mental Health & Addiction Service.
Connections to psychological services.
Nurse Clinics
Fortnightly – alternating between Milton and Balclutha.
Monthly – Kaitangata.
Advertised in Genesis (Milton clinics) and Clutha Leader (Balclutha & Kaitangata clinics).
Tokomairiro Waiora Inc. Facebook Page for all clinics.
To book an appointment ring 03 417 7430 or 0800 184 420
Email: reception@tokowaiora.co.nz
Te Kakano Nurse Clinics.
Provide accessible, holistic health services tailored to individuals and families.
Clinics in Milton, Kaitangata and Balclutha: every 2nd Tuesday (am & pm.)
Walk in or by appointment.
CHANGE IN NEW YEAR
Shearing workers health checks.
Held annually (February – March) in conjunction with local shearing contractors to check the health and wellbeing of shearing industry workers.
Mirimiri / Massage Service.
Uses traditional Māori healing massage, a holistic bodywork practice focusing on balancing the tinana (body), hinengaro (mind), and wairua (spirit) through physical touch, pressure, and energy work to release tension, improve circulation, and promote overall well-being.
Clinics in Milton, availability by appointment.
CHANGE IN NEW YEAR
Social Services and Programmes
Whanau Ora Kāitūwhana Services: – aimed at enhancing the well-being of entire families whānau by focusing on their collective strengths and aspirations. Empowers whānau to define and pursue their own goals for a better future, supported by integrated, wrap-around services.
We provide:
- Advocacy and support to whanau
- Networks to other social agencies and providers.
Rangatahi Youth Programme – A tamariki and rangatahi programme that supports young people aged 13 to 24. The programme focuses on social and financial wellbeing, life skills such goal planning, self-confidence, and behavioural support helping young people build resilience, independence, and brighter futures. Also, connections to skills for employment.
Taurite Tū – a strength and balance wellness programme designed for Maori aged 50 plus, and their whanau, using traditional Maori techniques.
Kaumatua Jams – music for social enjoyment (a good old sing along). Social get togethers offer a wide range of mental, physical and social benefits.
Supported by
Whānau living healthy, safe, and independent lives.
