Te Piki Oranga

Te Piki Oranga Māori Wellness Sevices This is the official Te Piki Oranga (TPO) page.

TPO is a Māori health provider with service delivery sites in Wairau/Blenheim, Whakatū/Nelson and Motueka serving the entire rohe of Te Tau Ihu o Te Waka a Maui.

Our Te Puna Hauora service has changed to Mana TangataSame people.Same kaupapa.Same commitment to whānau. Mana Tāngata r...
04/10/2026

Our Te Puna Hauora service has changed to Mana Tangata
Same people.
Same kaupapa.
Same commitment to whānau.

Mana Tāngata represents the dignity, potential and wellbeing of people.
Every day our kaimahi walk alongside whānau to support healthy futures, stronger communities and greater confidence in managing wellbeing.
That's what Mana Tāngata is all about.
Click the link to find out more information: https://www.tpo.org.nz/te-puna-hauora

💨 Could 28 days change your future?This October, Te Hā is encouraging whānau to take on a 28-Day Smoke-Free and Vape-Fre...
04/10/2026

💨 Could 28 days change your future?

This October, Te Hā is encouraging whānau to take on a 28-Day Smoke-Free and Vape-Free Challenge.

Research shows that people who stay smoke-free for 28 days are much more likely to quit for good. Whether you're looking to stop smoking, quit va**ng, cut back, or simply explore your options, every step forward counts.

You don't have to do it alone. Our Te Hā team is here to support you with advice, encouragement, and practical tools to help you succeed.

📞 Get in touch to find out how we can help. https://www.tpo.org.nz/contact-us

🌿 Mana Up with Pio Terei 🌿Join us for Mana Up, an inspiring community kōrero with Pio Terei, where real-life challenges ...
24/09/2026

🌿 Mana Up with Pio Terei 🌿

Join us for Mana Up, an inspiring community kōrero with Pio Terei, where real-life challenges are explored through a Te Ao Māori worldview using storytelling, humour, warmth, and lived experience.

Pio has a unique ability to create meaningful conversations around topics that affect many of us as people, parents, whānau, and communities. Expect honest kōrero, practical insights, and plenty of laughs along the way.

Topics include:
✨ Trauma
✨ Anger
✨ Relationships
✨ Whānau
✨ Grief
✨ Alcohol

Choose the venue that works best for you:
📍 Blenheim
Wednesday 28 October | 6:30pm (Doors open 6:00pm)
Marlborough Youth Trust - My Space, 18 Kinross Street
📍 Nelson South
Thursday 29 October | 7:00pm (Doors open 6:30pm)
Victory Community Centre – Nelson South

This event is open to all. Bring your whānau, friends, and wider hāpori along.

📲 Register your interest by scanning the QR code on the poster. Or clicking the link https://form.jotform.com/262588231491866

Let's come together for an evening of connection, learning, reflection, and whakawhanaungatanga.

18/09/2026

Te Wiki o te Reo Māori at Te Piki Oranga 💬
This week we focused on building our confidence in te reo Māori through pronunciation, greetings, common tari kupu and everyday sentences, while also learning a new waiata together.
Along the way we had plenty of fun with whīwhiwhi (tongue twisters), whakataukī whispers, and finished the week with a quiz to test our new knowledge.
Every kōrero counts, and we’re proud of our kaimahi for embracing the challenge and giving te reo a go.
Kia kaha te reo Māori! 🌿✨

He Tangata | Timatanga o te HaerengaOn Wednesday and Thursday last week, we held another Timatanga o te Haerenga wānanga...
15/09/2026

He Tangata | Timatanga o te Haerenga

On Wednesday and Thursday last week, we held another Timatanga o te Haerenga wānanga, supporting 10 whānau members on their journey towards gaining their Learner Licence.

It was especially meaningful to have Matua Pita join the group. Emani shared how wonderful it was to have him there, with whānau enjoying the opportunity to learn alongside and connect with him. Matua Pita said, "He found it refreshing with some of the road rules and signs."

We are proud to celebrate that all 10 whānau successfully passed, reflecting the manaakitanga, tautoko, and rangatiratanga that flourish in these spaces.

He mihi nui ki ngā whānau i whai wāhi mai ki tēnei wānanga. Ka mau te wehi!

Remembering, Connecting, Supporting 💜Last week, N.E.T.T. marked International Overdose Awareness Day by bringing our com...
10/09/2026

Remembering, Connecting, Supporting 💜

Last week, N.E.T.T. marked International Overdose Awareness Day by bringing our community together to remember loved ones, share kai, and connect through kōrero. International Overdose Awareness Day aims to honour lives lost to overdose, reduce stigma, and promote overdose prevention.

We welcomed people through our doors and distributed six naloxone kits, drug checking kits, and other harm reduction resources.

One of the most meaningful aspects of the day was our remembrance tree, where people could honour those, they have lost. A special moment for our team was being able to provide a safe and supportive space for a wahine who had recently experienced the loss of someone close to her through overdose.

Ngā mihi nui to everyone who attended and supported the kaupapa. Together, we continue to strengthen our community through compassion, connection, and care.

💙 Standing Together for WhānauOn August the 17, a few of our kaimahi joined the Big Sleepout at Seymour Square, alongsid...
29/08/2026

💙 Standing Together for Whānau

On August the 17, a few of our kaimahi joined the Big Sleepout at Seymour Square, alongside businesses, community groups, and local organisations committed to supporting people experiencing homelessness in Marlborough.

The event brought participants together who raised more than $46,000 for homelessness services delivered by Christchurch Methodist Mission (CMM), Manu Ora, and Crossroads Marlborough.

For many of us, one cold night sleeping outside was a powerful reminder of the challenges faced by those without a safe place to call home. Hearing stories from people with lived experience highlighted the importance of services that provide not only housing, but hope, dignity, and a pathway forward.

A huge thank you to everyone who participated, donated, volunteered, and supported this kaupapa. Your generosity will help ensure whānau experiencing homelessness have access to the support they need to create brighter futures.

Together, we can make a difference.

🌼 Daffodil Day | Te Rā Pāwhiri Pīwakawaka 🌼Kia kaha, kia māia, kia manawanuiToday we stand together in support of those ...
27/08/2026

🌼 Daffodil Day | Te Rā Pāwhiri Pīwakawaka 🌼

Kia kaha, kia māia, kia manawanui

Today we stand together in support of those affected by cancer.
Daffodil Day is a time to show aroha, raise awareness, and support our whānau and communities facing this journey.

He waka eke noa (we’re all in this together)

Mā te huruhuru ka rere te manu. 🕊️The last few months have been a busy and rewarding time for our He Tangata Driver Lice...
21/08/2026

Mā te huruhuru ka rere te manu. 🕊️

The last few months have been a busy and rewarding time for our He Tangata Driver Licensing Service. These photos capture just a small glimpse of the many whānau who have worked hard towards gaining their licences and building their confidence on the road.

A special highlight was our Timatanga o te Haerenga programme in June, where every participating whānau member achieved success. Since then, Emani has continued to support many more people through lessons and practical driving experience.

Although winter illness meant a few lessons and tests needed to be postponed, our whānau have continued to show resilience and dedication to achieving their goals.

He mihi nui ki a koutou katoa mō tō whaktutuki. We celebrate every step forward and look forward to supporting many more successes ahead.

Our Wairau Open Day was all about whanaungatanga. 🤝On Monday, we opened the doors of our new tari and welcomed whānau, p...
14/08/2026

Our Wairau Open Day was all about whanaungatanga. 🤝

On Monday, we opened the doors of our new tari and welcomed whānau, partners, and members of our community to come and visit, have a kōrero, share some kai, and see our new space.

It was a wonderful opportunity to connect, strengthen relationships, and celebrate being together. Thank you to everyone who took the time to join us. We look forward to many more conversations and opportunities to work alongside our community in this new space. 💚

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199 Nayland Road
Nelson
7011

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

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