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- Advance Care Planning
- Alcohol and other drugs
- Aro ki te Hā is a Whānau-led Smokefree Kaupapa for Hapū / Māmā Whānau
- B4School Checks
- Boating Safety
- Bowel Health
- Breast Screening
- Child Health
- Clinical Development
- Dental Health
- Driveway Safety
- Employment Works
- Falls Prevention
- Hepatitis C
- Hand Hygiene
- Hoki ki ngā tūāpapa – Back to Basics
- Influenza and Healthcare Workers
- Immunisation - protecting your whakapapa
- Immunisation Whooping Cough
- Living our Values
- Mana Ake [Mental Health Support for Children]
- Measles
- Meningococcal Disease
- Mental Health
- Northland Health Services Plan
- Renal Health - Recipe Book
- Resource Unit
- Rheumatic Fever
- Safe Sleep and Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDI) Prevention
- Shared Care - Whānau Tahi
- Sexual Health - Services
- Suicide Resources
- Water Safety
- Whānau Pack
- Minor Health Conditions Service
- MyWai
- Sexual Health
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Healthy Environments
- Alcohol & Liquor Licensing
- Drinking Water Assessment Unit
- Food Safety
- Physical Environments
- Shellfish Safety
- Ship Sanitation and Port Health
- Smokefree Compliance: Environments and Enforcement (Tobacco and Vape)
- Swimming Water Quality
- Early Childhood Education Centres - Health and Safety Assessments
- Solaria (Sunbeds)
- Healthy Lifestyles
- Find a provider
- Organ Donations and Transplants
- Northland DHB Health Needs Assessment
- Community Clinics
- National Public Health Service – Northern Region
Community Partners
Supporters of the Mana Ake initiative in Te Tai Tokerau include:
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Patient and Visitor Information
- Access your healthcare information
- Privacy Statement
- Accommodation for Whānau and Family
- At the Hospital
- Going Home
- Non-New Zealand Resident
- Hospital Chaplaincy
- People You May Meet
- Personal Needs
- Visiting Information
- What To Bring
- Your Rights
- Telehealth Appointments
- Telehealth
- Communicating health information via email
- Health Conditions and Treatment
-
Health Resources
- Advance Care Planning
- Alcohol and other drugs
- Aro ki te Hā is a Whānau-led Smokefree Kaupapa for Hapū / Māmā Whānau
- B4School Checks
- Boating Safety
- Bowel Health
- Breast Screening
- Child Health
- Clinical Development
- Dental Health
- Driveway Safety
- Employment Works
- Falls Prevention
- Hepatitis C
- Hand Hygiene
- Hoki ki ngā tūāpapa – Back to Basics
- Influenza and Healthcare Workers
- Immunisation - protecting your whakapapa
- Immunisation Whooping Cough
- Living our Values
- Mana Ake [Mental Health Support for Children]
- Measles
- Meningococcal Disease
- Mental Health
- Northland Health Services Plan
- Renal Health - Recipe Book
- Resource Unit
- Rheumatic Fever
- Safe Sleep and Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDI) Prevention
- Shared Care - Whānau Tahi
- Sexual Health - Services
- Suicide Resources
- Water Safety
- Whānau Pack
- Minor Health Conditions Service
- MyWai
- Sexual Health
-
Healthy Environments
- Alcohol & Liquor Licensing
- Drinking Water Assessment Unit
- Food Safety
- Physical Environments
- Shellfish Safety
- Ship Sanitation and Port Health
- Smokefree Compliance: Environments and Enforcement (Tobacco and Vape)
- Swimming Water Quality
- Early Childhood Education Centres - Health and Safety Assessments
- Solaria (Sunbeds)
- Healthy Lifestyles
- Find a provider
- Organ Donations and Transplants
- Northland DHB Health Needs Assessment
- Community Clinics
- National Public Health Service – Northern Region