Kaupapa Māori Tamariki/Rangatahi

We provide a wide range of mental health services to children and adolescents from four years old to 18 years of age, which is inclusive of whānau, across the Western Bay of Plenty.

Kaupapa Māori Mate Hinengaro/Kai Tarutaru

Co-existing Problem Services

This service is for adults who have both a mental health diagnoses or disorder and addictions. Over the years, the need for this type of service has greatly increased and our trained staff work with the individual and the whānau.

Kaupapa Māori Pakeke

Adult Services

We provide community services to adults with mild to moderate mental health needs. We can come to you in your homes, at the marae, at community venues or you can come to us at 139 15^th Avenue, Tauranga.

Kaupapa Māori/English Resources

Child, Adolescent, Adult, Whanau

Learning Resources Information - by Kōrero Mai Enterprises

Te Puna Hauora

Ki Uta Ki Tai

Te Puna Hauora ki Uta ki Tai Kaupapa Maori Hauora Hinengaro is a charitable trust governed by a Board of Trustees. The organisation provides a range of community mental health services within the Western Bay of Plenty. The services are located in central Tauranga and include clinical, cultural and social support for whānau. We of Te Puna Hauora Ki Uta Ki Tai are here to give hope to those seeking wellness.

Our Hauora Trust is made up of a dedicated team of experienced and qualified health professionals including registered mental health nurses, social workers, counsellors and whānau therapists. We are able to access health services in the hospital and throughout the community.

Te Puna Hauora Ki Tauranga Moana trading as Te Puna Hauora Ki Uta Ki Tai

Who can use our services

Te Puna Hauora Ki Uta Ki Tai has provided Kaupapa Māori mental health services for the past 23 years. The first 15 years from the Tauranga Hospital and within the community for the last 8 years.

Tēnei te mihi ki a koutou katoa. Nau Mai, Haere Mai Whakatau Mai

Greetings to you all – Welcome

Mihimihi

Nau Mai Haere Mai

Tēnei ra ka toro ngā amo o te whare o Te Puna Hauora e uta ana e tai ana,
Mai te papa o te Raupare kei Otamarakau, ki te wahapū o te Katikati huangakore kei Otāwhiwhi,
Ki te whitinga mai o tēna hukahuka moana,
Ka rere ake ki tuawhenua, nei rā te herenga waka, te herenga iwi, te herenga tangata.
Te Arawa waka kā mihi, ka ngongooki ki tōna tuarongo
Ka hoki mai ki te Awanui ki āna waka ko Takitimu, Ko Mataatua.
Te paki tu kotahi ēnei o te kimi oranga
O te whai tumanako
E mihi kau ake ki te Tini me te Mano, mai te Hiku o te Ika ki tōna Upuko, whiti atu ki te Moana o te Raukawakawa ki te Waipounamu, tae noa ki Rakiura puta noa ki te Wharekauri, te Rawhiti ki te Hauauru, Rātou hoki kua riro ake moe mai ra.
Apiti hono tātai hono, oti rā ka hoki mai ki te ao miharo o te hunga ora

Tēna rā koutou katoa.

Ko te rangi kei runga
Ko te rangi kei raro e
I ahaha
Ka tu te rangi
Ka tu tairi ki runga
O Maunganui ko Mauao
Tauranga moana
Tauranga Tangata
Te Puna Hauora
Tau tau tau ana e hi!

Te Puna Hauora Ki Uta Ki Tai extends greetings to the people within the rohe of the waka of Takitimu and Mataatua of Tauranga Moana and Te Arawa waka, from Otamarakau to Pukete Whenua, turn back to Maketu, finishing at Te Rae o Papamoa.

Greetings to the multitudes of thousands, from the Northern-most tip of New Zealand to the South Island, crossing the Cook Strait to Te Waipounamu, to Stewart Island, on to the Chathams from East to West, on the way through, paying homage to the gathering of all those who have passed on.