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Psycho-social Supports Extended to Primary Care Frontline

Attached is the information about the Text 2 Call service that is now available to all primary care frontline workforce in Hawkes Bay, Tairawhiti and Northland at this stage.

Cyclone Gabrielle – ACC Updates

If you’ve been impacted by Cyclone Gabrielle, we’re here to help. This information will be updated regularly.

Update on Primary Care Initiatives

The following information has been issued by Te Whatu Ora. Below are updates to the primary care community in the Cyclone impacted regions.

Cyclone Gabrielle Response

For our members in need of individual support at this time, HTRHN is pleased to be able to offer our members and their staff who have been affected by Cyclone Gabrielle, free counselling services through EAP Services Ltd

Cyclone Gabrielle – How Can We Help?

Here at Hauora Taiwhenua we feel a sense of helplessness knowing what some of you are going through and not being able to help directly. Our team here would like to pass on our aroha and support. We hope you can spare a couple of minutes to let us know how you have been impacted.

Hauora Taiwhenua – Cyclone Gabrielle Release

The thoughts of the staff and board of Hauora Taiwhenua go out to those who have been so badly affected by Cyclone Gabrielle. If there is any support or help we can offer through the Wellington office, or our networks of members, then please get in touch.
Cyclone Gabrielle Release

Our thoughts are with you

Kia ora tatou te whānau

The thoughts of the staff and board of Hauora Taiwhenua go out to those who have been so badly affected by Cyclone Gabrielle.

We understand that many of you, your families, those you care for, and the communities that you live in, may be experiencing serious personal hardship during these storm events.

Many of you may have been witness to scenes of devastation, your homes or those of friends and family flooding, your communities evacuating, precious parts of life destroyed or put in peril.

As this weather event passes across our country, the level of damage will become more apparent, and there will be significant further emotional impacts as realisation of what has happened, and then dealing with the aftermath of clean-up and rebuilding takes hold.

We encourage you to connect with your friends, family and community. Ask for help and seek support. Give support when you can and also care for yourself.

If there is any support or help we can offer through the Wellington office, or our networks of members, then please get in touch.

Once again, our thoughts are with you.

Kia kaha

Grant and the team at Hauora Taiwhenua Rural Health Network