Pasifika healthcare providers

• Le Va(external link) – Provides support and services in mental health and addiction, disability, public health, suicide prevention and education, in sport, and with churches. Me Va also, provides free information workshops for communities, including Flo, Mental Health and Addiction, Engaging Pasifika.
• Pacific Heartbeat(external link) – Provides nutrition courses, information, and initiatives to reduce the risk of lifestyle related illnesses such as heart disease, high blood pressure, high blood cholesterol, and diabetes.
• Kaikaranga(external link) – Here to support disabled people and their families so they can live their best lives, their way.
• Village Collective(external link) – Empowering Pacific youth through sexual and reproductive health education.
• Vaka Tautua Limited(external link) – Provides community support for older adults, people with disabilities and those needing mental health support. They also offer financial literacy programmes. A Pacific for Pacific provider.
• Pacific Information Advocacy and Support Services Trust (PIASS Trust)(external link) – Educates, advises, and trains older adults and disabled people on access to disability support services. A Pacific for Pacific provider.
• Mapu Maia(external link) – Pasifika gambling service and supports in Samoan, Tongan and English languages.

North Auckland

• The Fono (North Shore)(external link) – Provides Waitematā Family Start, Stop Smoking service, Enua Ola Programme, Whānau Ora, and a financial mentoring service.
• Pacific health services(external link) – Providing Pacific cultural and pastoral support to Pacific patients and families through addressing social welfare needs, connecting families to relevant Pacific health and social services etc.

West Auckland

• The Fono (West)(external link) – Provides Waitematā Family Start, Stop Smoking service, Enua Ola Programme, Whānau Ora, and a financial mentoring service.
• Takanga A Fohe Pacific Mental Health and Addictions Service(external link) – Provides access to culturally appropriate mental health, drug, alcohol and gambling harm support.
• Malaga a le Pasifika(external link) – A Pacific Mental Health Cultural Liaison service, providing understanding of the clinical side of mental health for families.
• Pacific Island Community Mental Health Services – Isa Lei(external link) – Provides cultural and clinical care coordination for Pacific Peoples.

Central Auckland

• Lotofale Pacific Mental Health Services(external link) – Provides help with serious mental health problems. Accepts non‑crisis general practitioner referrals to Cornwall House and the Manaaki area.
• TOA Pacific Inc(external link) – Provides social services and advocacy support on behalf of the elderly and family carers. Coordinates a nationwide network of Aiga Carers. A Pacific for Pacific provider.
• Pacific Alcohol & Other Drug Service (Tupu)(external link) – Provides services for Pacific Peoples specifically in relation to Alcohol and Drugs/Gambling harm.
  Pacific Health Service – Te Toka Tumai(external link) – Providing Pacific Peoples with culturally appropriate supports holistically in secondary care.
  
  

South Auckland

• Penina Health Trust(external link) – Provides mental health, addiction, and housing services in South Auckland.
• Pacific Homecare(external link) – Provides home-based healthcare to older adults and disabled people. Provides social groups for older people in various parts of South Auckland known as Fia Ola (for Pacific and Indian communities). A Pacific for Pacific provider.
• Fonua Ola(external link) – Provides social work, counselling, youth, financial capability, family violence intervention and parenting program supports for Pacific Peoples.
• The Fono South(external link) – Provides a Stop Smoking service, Family Start, Whānau Ora, and a financial mentoring service.
• Tumanava Trust (external link)– Provides home visits, housing and family start support for Cook Island families.

Porirua city

• Vaka Atafaga Pacific Nursing Service(external link) – A nurse-led service of experienced registered nurses who deliver home based services to Pacific families. 
• Pacific Health Plus(external link) – Provides general health and wellbeing checks and health education programmes.

Canterbury

• Tangata Atumotu Trust(external link) – Canterbury’s longest-standing Pacific Peoples provider, who understand the community’s specific health and wellbeing needs, and work across a wide range of sectors to improve the health outcomes of our community.
• Fale Pasifika O Aoraki(external link) – Provides a range of supports including advocacy, budgeting, education support, mental health, pregnancy and parenting programmes.
  

West Auckland

• Langimalie Integrated Family Health Centre – Kelston(external link). Provides treatment, care and health advice for Tongan patients of all ages, and other locals. Services include minor surgery, circumcision and diabetes clinics, ESL support, help with health related immigration, housing, and Work and Income issues.
• The Fono – West Central(external link) – Provides medical services with Tongan spoken.
• The Fono – West(external link) – Provides affordable medical, dental, pharmacy, public health, and social services.

Central Auckland

• Langimalie Integrated Family Health Centre – Panmure(external link) – Provides healthcare, English as a second language (ESL) support and help with health-related immigration, housing, and work and income issues. Services including minor surgery, regular circumcision clinics, and a diabetes clinic. A Pacific for Pacific Provider.
• Langimalie Integrated Family Health Centre – Onehunga(external link) – Provides treatment, care and health advice for Tongan patients of all ages, and other locals.
• Etu Pasifika(external link) – Provides comprehensive general practice services with co-located dental, midwifery, acupuncture, and physiotherapy services. A Pacific provider offering Whānau Ora services to help families. Staff who can speak Cook Islands Māori, Samoan, and Tongan languages.
• The Fono – Central(external link) – Provides affordable medical and dental services.
• Pasefika Family Health Group – Queens Road Medical Centre(external link) – Provides affordable healthcare.

South Auckland

• The Fono – South(external link) Provides affordable medical, dental, pharmacy, and Whānau Ora services.
• South Seas Healthcare Medical Clinic(external link) – Provides general practitioner with integrated community health services, including Well Child services, Whānau Ora services, Resilient Young People, pregnancy support for Pacific Peoples women, problem gambling prevention, smoking cessation support.
• Baderdrive Doctors Community Health Services – Manurewa(external link) – Provides general practitioner with integrated community health services including community health educators, outreach nursing services, health education and promotion, home visits, a quit smoking team, and fitness classes.
• Baderdrive Doctors Community Health Services – Mangere(external link) – Provides general practitioner with integrated community health services including an experienced community health educator, outreach nursing service, health education and promotion, home visits, a quit smoking team, and fitness classes.
• Pasefika Family Health Group – Weymouth Medical Centre(external link) – Has 2 family centred doctors surgeries offering a full range of general practice services to Pacific Peoples and their families. 

To find a Pacific Peoples service within your area, use the location filter under the map (mobile view) or at the bottom of the search results (computer view). 

Source: HealthPoint services directory used with permission.