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St John Manukau covers the area from Takānini in the south to Ōtāhuhu in the north, and from the coastline of the Pōhutukawa Coast in the east to Māngere on the west coast.

07/10/2026

Come pop into St John Howick Store on Thursday 15th October from 2-3pm, meet the team, grab a bargain and learn some lifesaving skills! ❤️🛍️

06/10/2026

We’re proud to have another AED in the community thanks to our friends at MAS - Medical Assurance Society ❤️

05/10/2026

We had an awesome time at Te Paataka Koorero o Takaanini this morning! Thanks for having us ❤️

02/10/2026

It’s Shocktober, and we’re down at the 275 Markets in Māngere until 1pm today, teaching the 3 Steps for Life: Call 111, Start CPR and Use an AED.

Hato Hone St John is aiming to train more than 17,000 people across Aotearoa this month with skills that could help save a life. Come along, learn the 3 Steps for Life and have a go - it’s all completely free! ❤️

30/09/2026

We had such a great time at the Moon Festival recently! Thank you to everyone who came to join us over the three days! ❤️🚑

29/09/2026

October is Shocktober- a month dedicated to raising awareness of cardiac arrest and helping more people gain the confidence to step forward and save a life. Throughout the month, free 3 Steps for Life sessions are happening in communities right across the country. ❤️⚡️

Imagine you’re sitting at home, having a coffee with someone you love, when they suddenly collapse.

They’re not responding. They’re not breathing normally. You call 111- but while help is on the way, the next few minutes matter.

Would you know what to do?

Our FREE 3 Steps for Life session is designed to give everyday people the confidence to act during a cardiac arrest. In just one hour, you’ll learn how to call 111, begin CPR and use an AED.

You don’t need any medical knowledge or previous training- just a willingness to learn three simple steps that could one day help you save the life of a family member, friend, colleague or complete stranger.

📅 Tuesday 6 October
⏰ 9:00am–10:00am
📍 Takanini Library and Community Hub - Te Paataka Koorero o Takaanini
💛 Completely free

Can’t make this session? Find the full list of 3 Steps for Life sessions happening across the country at: https://3stepsforlife.stjohn.org.nz/locations

If you have any questions about the Takanini session, contact Daniel Major at [email protected].

This Shocktober, give one hour of your time to learn skills that could last a lifetime. We’d love to see you there. ❤️

27/09/2026

Got a teddy who could use a little first aid? 🧸

Bring your favourite teddy or soft toy along to one of our free Save Your Teddy sessions these school holidays. Tamariki can have a go at the basics of CPR and learn what to do if someone needs help.

📅 Tuesday 6 or Thursday 8 October
🕑 2pm–3pm
📍 Hato Hone St John Manurewa Hall, 10 Weymouth Road

Register using the QR code on the poster. If you have any questions, email [email protected].

We’d love to see you and your teddy there! ❤️

25/09/2026

We had a great evening at the Moon Festival alongside our Central Auckland colleagues! 🌙✨

We’re here to meet people, share a few smiles and teach the 3 Steps for Life- simple skills that can help save someone’s life. We’ll be back every evening for the rest of the festival, so come and say hi! 👋

21/09/2026

We’re often asked, “What’s the difference between your roles?” or “Why are there so many ambulances here?”-so here’s a little insight into our green team! 🚑💚

Across the Manukau Area, we have four ambulance stations based in Manukau, Māngere, Howick and Tāmaki. These stations are typically staffed by Emergency Medical Technicians, Paramedics, Critical Care Paramedics, Extended Care Paramedics and Intensive Care Paramedics.

We’re also incredibly fortunate to have two amazing First Response Units based in Beachlands and Kawakawa Bay. These local responders are trained to First Responder and in some cases EMT level and provide immediate-and often lifesaving-care until an ambulance crew can arrive from one of our stations from across the Manukau Area of further afar.

Our ambulance service includes several different Authority to Practise levels, known as ATPs. Each has a different range of clinical skills and treatments. Depending on a patient’s needs, crews may request support from another clinician to ensure they receive the best possible care.

🟢 First Responder (FR)

Often the first level of clinical response, providing immediate lifesaving care such as CPR, bleeding control and oxygen therapy. They are generally crewed alongside an EMT or higher.

🟢 Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)

EMTs hold a Diploma in Ambulance Practice and provide a broad range of emergency assessment and treatment. Their scope includes oral, inhaled and intramuscular medications, alongside essential emergency care and patient transport.

🟢 Paramedic (PARA)

Paramedics hold a university degree in paramedicine. In addition to the treatments provided by EMTs, they can establish intravenous access, administer a wider range of medications and perform advanced procedures such as cardioversion.

Some clinicians undertake postgraduate study and additional training to move into specialised roles:

🟢 Critical Care Paramedic (CCP)

CCPs specialise in caring for critically ill or injured patients in the pre-hospital environment. They provide advanced treatments and procedures, including rapid sequence intubation.

🟢 Extended Care Paramedic (ECP)

ECPs specialise in urgent and community-based care, helping many patients receive appropriate treatment at home. Their broad scope includes wound care, suturing and catheter troubleshooting or replacement.

🟢 Intensive Care Paramedic (ICP)

You may also meet an ICP. This was the predecessor qualification to today’s CCP role. ICPs continue to provide advanced care, although they do not routinely perform rapid sequence intubation.

We could talk about our people and their skills all day, but hopefully this gives you a better understanding of why several members of our green team may arrive- and how each person contributes to providing the right care when you need it most.

❤️🚑🚨

15/09/2026

Today we had the pleasure of attending the Pasifika Health Sciences Academy Careers Expo at Fale o Samoa in Māngere.

It was fantastic to connect with students from five local schools and colleges, alongside representatives from seven other primary health services, showcasing the many exciting career pathways available across the health sector.

A great day inspiring and supporting the next generation of Pasifika health professionals! 🌺🩺❤️

Address

180 Plunket Avenue, Manukau
Wiri
2104

Telephone

+64800785646

Website

http://www.stjohn.org.nz/

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