Healthy
Lifestyles

The first joint venture between three organisations across the Bay of Plenty to get better health outcomes for Māori in our rohe.

 
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 Services

 
 
 
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He Oranga Hauora
Healthy Lifestyles

 

 Who We Are

 
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Joining together to deliver regional services with a local approach. 

Between the three organisations, we can deliver services across the Bay of Plenty District Health Board region. Our joint venture entity is called Te Tūāpapa Auaha, and has been created to support partnership and collaboration across the Bay of Plenty into the future.

Working in partnership means services that would only be available at a regional level can be managed collaboratively by local kaupapa Māori services. We can then integrate that delivery with supporting services that are community based, and take a whānau ora approach.

Left to Right: Tamati Coffey (Labour Party MP – Waiariki), Fiona Wiremu (Te Puna Ora o Mataatua – Chairperson), Matt Kohe, Tawharangi Nuku (Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Ranginui – Chariperson

Left to Right: Tamati Coffey (Labour Party MP – Waiariki), Fiona Wiremu (Te Puna Ora o Mataatua – Chairperson), Matt Kohe, Tawharangi Nuku (Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Ranginui – Chariperson

 Contact Info

Three strategically aligned organisations providing services to the wider Bay of Plenty.

 
 

Tauranga

Ngāti Ranginui Iwi
166 Seventeenth Avenue,
Tauranga 3112
Key Contact: Riley Houghton

 

Te Puke

Ngā Kākano Foundation
50 Jellicoe Street,
Te Puke 3120
Key contact:  Puahikitia Kanapu

 

Eastern Bay

Te Puna Ora o Mataatua
90 King Street,
Whakatāne 3120
Key Contact: Sylvia Rangiahua

 

Testimonials

 
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Feedback

Kia ora, I would just like to give my thank to you all for the firewood. I really appreciate it.

My tamariki and mokopuna are happy and warm and that was was my biggest concern.

So again, thank you very much. :)

Was picked up by a driver from Te Puna Ora o Mataatua and taken through their process. Lucky I was alright, which gave me peace of mind.

Have to say I was very impressed by these awesome people and frontline workers, nurses, doctors and Te Puna Ora workers, bless you all!

Kia ora,

Just wanted to say thank you for the mahi you are doing to suport the community at this time with the delivery of food boxes, which i receive via someone else and share what we don’t need at the time.

Keep up the good work.

Jes.

I can’t write highly enough of the people at the Whakatane testing station. They are shining examples of kind, caring human-kind. Easing co ncerns while foing through the testing station, explaining everything fully, answering questions, when they’ll have done that over and over again. Being asked, is there anything we can help with.

How fortunate are we in the Eastern Bay that you’re all a part of our community.

What a day!

Today our fabulous whānau from Te Puna Ora o Mataatua were at Ohotu to provide a mobile testing assessment station for us here in Rūātoki.

This morning kicked off with our first car from Te Urewera hapū, Kiri Tipiwhenua at 10am on the dot and was wrapped up by our very own kaimahi at 2:30pm. 85 people come through the drive-through today, 53 were assessed and 43 were swabbed.

Ngā mihi nui Te Puna Ora o Mataatua.

 

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