SERVICES

Through the provision of evidence based, mana enhancing, timely and high-quality support we will demonstrate that whānau are leading better lives.

To know if we are making a difference for whaiora our kaimahi gathers evidence to monitor progress and outcomes so this can be discussed with whaiora.

HEALTH AND EDUCATION SUPPORT

He Waka Tapu works closely with funders and other organisations to offer personalised consultations, community health programs, crisis support and education programmes to enhance overall well-being in our community, with dedicated advocacy.

Including but not limited to: dedicated health coaches, specialised Wāhine Ora clinics, smoking cessation services, Tautoko Hauora, suicide prevention, mental health crisis support and more.

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Mana Ake

Mana Ake – Stronger for Tomorrow provides mental health and wellbeing support for children in primary school years 1-8 across Canterbury.

He Waka Tapu has dedicated Kiamahi working in the Mana Ake space.

You can talk to your local school if you think your child would benefit from support from the Mana Ake team.

Fast Track Rangatahi Initiative
Kia Piki Te Ora (Suicide Prevention)
Whakahohoro Te Hau (Mental Health Crisis Support)
Whai Rawatia Te Oranga (Open Community Groups)
Te Hā (Quit Smoking)
Wāhine Ora (Cervical Screening)
Tautoko Hauora
Health Coaches
Long Term Health Support
Rongoā

ADDICTION AND RECOVERY SUPPORT

Kaimahi support individuals and groups who want to reduce harm and/or stop the addiction of alcohol and other drugs. We also have a supported accommodation whare for tangata whaiora.

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Assessments

An initial health assessment concerning drug and alcohol use is crucial for understanding an individuals substance-related history, current status and potential risks.

It lays the groundwork for ongoing healthcare management and treatment planning specific to substance use disorders.

The primary goals of this assessment are to comprehensively evaluate the patient's substance use patterns, identify any related health concerns or risks and implement suitable interventions to support recovery and promote overall well-being.

Takahi Te Taniwhā
Mauri Ora Experience
Mauri Ora Experience Community Programme
Manawa Mai

REINTEGRATION SUPPORT

Providing support to men and women preparing for release into the community.

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Remand Reintegration

Providing support to men and women preparing for release into the community. We offer assistance with accommodation, employment, education and identification.

Out Of Gate
Te Pikinga
Atawhai Wāhine

WHĀNAU HARM REDUCTION

Individual and group programmes are available to learn about your behaviours and ways to keep your whānau safe. Groups consist of kōrero and action-based activities like mau rākau, waka ama, MMA & bread making! We are a family court accredited stopping violence provider here in Christchurch and Ashburton.

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TŪ PONO Collaboration

ISR (Integrated Safety Response)

The Integrated Safety Response (ISR) is a multi-agency intervention designed to ensure the immediate safety of family and to work with whānau to prevent further harm.

ISR takes a whole-of-family and whānau approach that puts the risk and needs

of family and whānau at the centre.

Mandated Groups

Riaka (Tāne only)

This program is tailored for men aged 18 and over, focusing on putting an end to violence and abuse in their relationships. We will provide the tools and education to lead a violence-free life and pre-empting behaviours.

Te Whāriki Whakamana (Tāne only)
Toi Ora (Tāne only)

Open Groups

Te Pā Tūwatawata (Tāne Harm Reduction - Open Group)

Te pa Tuwatawata is non-mandated self management group that focuses on violence prevention supporting the tane in the whānau environment. Te Pā Tūwatawata group sessions support tāne to strengthen their Hinengaro (mental wellbeing), Wairua (spiritual wellbeing), Tinana (physical wellbeing), and Whanau (relationship wellbeing).

Whakarereke (Wahine Harm Reduction - Open Group)

Non-Mandated (Referrals Necessary)

Tāne Ora (Non-Mandated - Tāne, 18+)

We walk alongside tāne, encouraging them to set their own goals and offer a safe space to support their physical, emotional and mental well-being, while also building stronger cultural, community, and whānau connections.

Rangatahi Support (Non-Mandated - 13-17y)

REFERRAL PROCESS

Accessing our many services here at He Waka Tapu is a simple and straightforward process, offering two convenient options. Firstly, individuals can self-refer by simply visiting one of our sites, emailing reception@hewakatapu.org.nz or calling 0800 HE WAKA (43 9252). Alternatively, external organisations can easily refer individuals through our online form, streamlining the process for swift assistance.

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