Te Pā Hau Ora o Wairarapa

Te Pā Hau Ora o Wairarapa Our focus is the total well being of tangata (the people) and whanau (family). Our service is Kaupapa Maori, however we welcome all ethnic groups.

This is achieved through the delivery of Kaupapa Maori Health and Support services.

New cohort starting soon whānau! Rēhita ināianei kia mau ai tō tūranga...
01/10/2026

New cohort starting soon whānau!

Rēhita ināianei kia mau ai tō tūranga...

01/10/2026

Mental Health Awareness Week | Taha Whānau

Next up is taha whānau — our whānau and relationships.

Taha whānau is about the people who support us, uplift us, challenge us, laugh with us and stand beside us through the ups and downs.

Whānau can be our parents, tamariki, partners, siblings, kaumātua, friends, chosen whānau, or the people who simply make us feel like we belong.

Sometimes looking after our taha whānau is as simple as sitting down for a kai, checking in with someone, sharing a kōrero, making time to be together, or being there when someone needs us.

So, what do you do to look after your taha whānau?

30/09/2026

Mental Health Awareness Week | Taha Tinana

Next up is taha tinana — our physical wellbeing.

Looking after our tinana is more than just exercise. It’s about listening to our bodies, getting enough rest, nourishing ourselves, moving in ways that feel good, and giving ourselves time to slow down when we need to.

Sometimes looking after our tinana can be as simple as getting outside, going for a walk, sharing kai with whānau, having a good kōrero, or taking a moment to breathe and reset.

What do you do to look after your taha tinana?

29/09/2026

Mental Health Awareness Week | Taha Wairua

Next up is taha wairua, our spiritual wellbeing.

Taha wairua can look different for everyone. It might be found through whakapapa, whenua, karakia, mātauranga, connection to our tūpuna, time in nature, or simply taking a moment to reconnect with what gives us purpose and meaning.

What do you do to look after your taha wairua?

28/09/2026

Mental Health Awareness Week

Mental wellbeing is everyone’s business. This week we acknowledge the strength of whānau, the mana of kōrero, and the importance of looking after our hinengaro every day, not just this week.

Kia kaha te tiaki i a tātou anō.

Over the next few days, our team will be sharing the different taha of Te Whare Tapa Whā and the ways we nurture and support our wellbeing in everyday life.

We’d love to hear from you too. What do you do to look after your taha hinengaro?

Share your whakaaro in the comments. 💬

Mauri ora e te whānau

Kua tutuki pai anō tētahi kaupapa! Big mihi to all involved in delivering this.
08/09/2026

Kua tutuki pai anō tētahi kaupapa! Big mihi to all involved in delivering this.

Kia ora e te whānau,Register your interest now!!⬇️👀🙌🏽
08/09/2026

Kia ora e te whānau,

Register your interest now!!

⬇️👀🙌🏽

Mauri ora e te whānau,A job opportunity has opened up at Te Pā Hau Ora o Wairarapa, and we’d love to find the right pers...
26/08/2026

Mauri ora e te whānau,

A job opportunity has opened up at Te Pā Hau Ora o Wairarapa, and we’d love to find the right person to join us.

If this sounds like you, check out the poster below for all the details. 👇🏽

Feel free to share with your whānau and friends you never know who might be the right fit!

Our team had the privilege of spending time at the Community Centre, cooking and preparing meals for whānau.It was a mea...
10/08/2026

Our team had the privilege of spending time at the Community Centre, cooking and preparing meals for whānau.

It was a meaningful reminder that caring for our community goes beyond our everyday roles. It is about showing up with aroha, manaaki, and a willingness to support one another in practical ways.

We are grateful for the opportunity to contribute, connect, and give back to our community.

We have reached capacity whānau, e mihi ana!🌿 PŪHIRERE & TŪPĀPAKU WĀNANGA 🌿 28–30 August 2026 | Kohunui MaraeTe Pā Hau O...
07/08/2026

We have reached capacity whānau, e mihi ana!

🌿 PŪHIRERE & TŪPĀPAKU WĀNANGA 🌿

28–30 August 2026 | Kohunui Marae

Te Pā Hau Ora o Wairarapa warmly invites all whānau to join us for this special wānanga.

📅 Programme:
Paraire – 5:00pm Welcome & commence
Rāhoroi Full day wānanga
Rātapu Concludes at 12:00pm (midday)

📍 Kohunui Marae

✅ Open to all whānau
✅ Free of charge
✅ Registration is essential

There is nothing you need to bring, all kai, resources, and materials will be provided.

For registration or enquiries, please contact:
Loretta Henare – 027 499 119, [email protected]
Joelene Ratapu – [email protected]

We look forward to coming together in a space of learning, connection, whakapapa, and aroha.

Address

65 Te Ore Ore Road
Masterton
5810

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+64800666744

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