MOEMOEĀ | OUR VISION

To advance the wellbeing of whānau, Pasifika communities and low-income residents within Kāpiti through culturally appropriate and easily accessible hauora services.

HOĀKETANGA | OUR PURPOSE

Our purposes as expressed in our Trust Deed are to:

  • Provide, promote, and develop holistic wellbeing for Māori and other consumers.
  • Promote personal growth, self-determination, and autonomy of Māori and other consumers.
  • Promote healthy lifestyles and design related services for Māori and other consumers.
  • Provide affordable, comprehensive, and managed health care.

KAUPAPA TUKU IHO | INHERITED VALUES

We celebrate our whakapapa and the mana whenua of this region through expressions of Ātiawatangi. Hora Te Pai Health Services embraces ten kaupapa tuku iho (inherited values) that shape and direct our service delivery, governance and management.

  • Manaakitanga

Whānau are healthy and prosperous, enabling future generations to live their best lives.

  •  Kaitiakitanga

Whānau care for each other, their resources and environment

  •  Whānaungatanga

Whānau develop and maintain meaningful relationships

  •  Rangatiratanga

Whānau exercise sound decision making, have autonomy and express whānau self-determination

  • Whakapapa

Whānau are connected to each other, to their land, to their marae and can identify their whakapapa links.

  •  Kotahitanga

Whānau work together to develop their plans and celebrate their successes.

  • Te Reo

We contribute to the survival of the Māori language through karakia, waiata, kōrero, pānui, whakatauākī, pūrākau and by identifying whakapapa connections

  • Pūkengatanga

Whānau are equipped with the necessary knowledge, skills and information to lead meaningful and productive lives.

  • Ūkaipōtanga

Whānau have a sense of belonging and participate in community activities and events

  • Wairuatanga

Whānau lead lives enriched by positive attitudes and values systems

 

MAHERE RAUTAKI | STRATEGIC PLAN

Hutia te rito o te harakeke,

Kei hea te komako e ko? Ki mai koe ki ahau

He Aha te mea nui o tea o

He tāngata, he tāngata, he tāngata.

Pull out the centre of the flax

Where is the bellbird, the song?

You ask me what the most important thing in the world is,

It is people, it is people, it is people.

The Board has three strategic objectives that we are committed to achieving over the next five years:

  • New Whare – Our service provision is spread over three sites. There is desire to secure new premises to meet the needs of patients, clinical and community teams and our administration staff. A Building Committee was established to explore options with potential funders, land developers and others.
  • Build the business – We must have clear goals to build the business to meet the health and social service needs for our community.
  • Iwi Relationships – We are committed to working alongside mana whenua in the region by engaging in joint activities and services to support whānau living within the traditional lands of Te Ātiawa ki Whakarongotai.