Tena Koe,
Established in 1999 Te Awa o Te Ora Trust provides Kaupapa Maori wrap around services to people aged 18-65 years with experience of mental illness. Thank you so much for your interest.
PEOPLE AND ORGANISATIONS THAT CAN REFER TO US:
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES:
CSW/Community Support Services: They work alongside families and individuals within the whanau so that any concerns Whaiora may have can be addressed. We ensure the right service is sourced and accessed if we ourselves cannot deal with it right there and then and there is not much we cannot do.
CIS/Community Integration Services:
The service is like the above, infact it's absolutely the same with the exception that referrals come from NASC or other Need Assessor Providers.
Peer Support Services:
They too work alongside individuals with experience of mental illness. It is absolutely the same as all of the above as we all assist whai ora to navigate to the service they need including Needs Assessors or Doctors, WINZ, HNZ, Respite Care, Primary Care services whatever or whoever is needed.
Day Activities:
Waiata, Te Re Maori, carving (once our carving shed is relocated to Tuam Street), Gym, Zumba, weaving, training opportunities when the need is supported by a majority of whaiora in attendance at the Centre, other providers will visit and offer clinics ie; miri miri from Te Rapana Trust. There is much more to come which will develop as we settle into the new premises - watch this space.
The Like Minds Like Mine Programme:
This service counter acts stigma and discrimination for people with experience of mental illness. This programme is completely designed and driven by Tangata Whaiora. We provided prsentations to the public and targeted those clinicians that influenced the lives of whaiora such as nurses and psychologists in training. The LMLM roopu are looking to include producing products ie; a musical CD that will capture and influence a wider audience - watch this space!
REFFERALS AND POINT OF ENTRY FOR ALL WHAIORA/CLIENTS
Communications Office is open (Mon-Frid), 9am-4pm
Phone: 03 3897575 Email: hinerau@teawatrust.org.nz Cell: 0273390031
The communications office is made up of Hinerau (the Manager), Storm (the administrator), Lydia Jacobs and Ann Jang who are Team Leaders and are the support persons to the Team on the ground. Support persons make sure the job gets done, so that the needs of our whaiora are met a lot quicker. Our Ground Team is made up of the CSW, CIS and Peer Support Services. The ground team visit tangata whaiora in their homes and if there are any urgent needs they let Communications (Ann and Lydia know) so that minimal delays are inccurred to getting the service Whaiora need.
HOURS OF WORK
10am-4.30pm (Mon, Tues, Thurs, Frid)
Wednesday is designated for clinical supervision and whanau
Established in 1999 Te Awa o Te Ora Trust provides Kaupapa Maori wrap around services to people aged 18-65 years with experience of mental illness. Thank you so much for your interest.
PEOPLE AND ORGANISATIONS THAT CAN REFER TO US:
- Doctors who manage Whai ora (people with experience of mental illness)
- NASC Teams (needs assessors)
- Other Providers
- And Whai ora themselves
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES:
CSW/Community Support Services: They work alongside families and individuals within the whanau so that any concerns Whaiora may have can be addressed. We ensure the right service is sourced and accessed if we ourselves cannot deal with it right there and then and there is not much we cannot do.
CIS/Community Integration Services:
The service is like the above, infact it's absolutely the same with the exception that referrals come from NASC or other Need Assessor Providers.
Peer Support Services:
They too work alongside individuals with experience of mental illness. It is absolutely the same as all of the above as we all assist whai ora to navigate to the service they need including Needs Assessors or Doctors, WINZ, HNZ, Respite Care, Primary Care services whatever or whoever is needed.
Day Activities:
Waiata, Te Re Maori, carving (once our carving shed is relocated to Tuam Street), Gym, Zumba, weaving, training opportunities when the need is supported by a majority of whaiora in attendance at the Centre, other providers will visit and offer clinics ie; miri miri from Te Rapana Trust. There is much more to come which will develop as we settle into the new premises - watch this space.
The Like Minds Like Mine Programme:
This service counter acts stigma and discrimination for people with experience of mental illness. This programme is completely designed and driven by Tangata Whaiora. We provided prsentations to the public and targeted those clinicians that influenced the lives of whaiora such as nurses and psychologists in training. The LMLM roopu are looking to include producing products ie; a musical CD that will capture and influence a wider audience - watch this space!
REFFERALS AND POINT OF ENTRY FOR ALL WHAIORA/CLIENTS
Communications Office is open (Mon-Frid), 9am-4pm
Phone: 03 3897575 Email: hinerau@teawatrust.org.nz Cell: 0273390031
The communications office is made up of Hinerau (the Manager), Storm (the administrator), Lydia Jacobs and Ann Jang who are Team Leaders and are the support persons to the Team on the ground. Support persons make sure the job gets done, so that the needs of our whaiora are met a lot quicker. Our Ground Team is made up of the CSW, CIS and Peer Support Services. The ground team visit tangata whaiora in their homes and if there are any urgent needs they let Communications (Ann and Lydia know) so that minimal delays are inccurred to getting the service Whaiora need.
HOURS OF WORK
10am-4.30pm (Mon, Tues, Thurs, Frid)
Wednesday is designated for clinical supervision and whanau