Te Puna Ora o Mataatua
Org. type
Ltd
Founders
tpoom
Founded in
2000
Category
service
About
Te Puna Ora o Mataatua (TPOOM) is a WhÄnau Ora based healthcare provider in the Mataatua region. Based on the Te Poutokomanawa o Te Puna Ora framework, TPOOM aims to provide a broader vision of MÄori healthcare for local whÄnau, working with MÄori-centred data to improve health outcomes for MÄori. Through values of integrity, caring for others, putting people first, inclusivity, spirituality, and accountability, TPOOM is supporting the MÄori health perspective in the Eastern Bay of Plenty.
Their health services include mental, physical, social, and emotional support with an integrated WhÄnau Ora approach. All MÄori in the Mataatua region, including tamariki (2 - 14 year olds), rangatahi (16 - 24 year olds), and kaumÄtua (elders) can easily access healthcare that has been tailored to their needs. This includes counselling, home-based injury or disability support, education, and more.
TPOOM is also privileged to be delivering WhÄnau Ora 3.0, the third incarnation of the WhÄnau Ora initiative. This time, it is focused on integration across all health services and enrollments for MÄori, bringing the focus to community-based support. Instead of enrolling at multiple clinics, whÄnau need only enrol in one to access all the health services they need.
If you'd like to learn more about the vision, values and services of Te Puna Ora o Mataatua, visit them at their website at https://www.tpoom.co.nz/.
Their health services include mental, physical, social, and emotional support with an integrated WhÄnau Ora approach. All MÄori in the Mataatua region, including tamariki (2 - 14 year olds), rangatahi (16 - 24 year olds), and kaumÄtua (elders) can easily access healthcare that has been tailored to their needs. This includes counselling, home-based injury or disability support, education, and more.
TPOOM is also privileged to be delivering WhÄnau Ora 3.0, the third incarnation of the WhÄnau Ora initiative. This time, it is focused on integration across all health services and enrollments for MÄori, bringing the focus to community-based support. Instead of enrolling at multiple clinics, whÄnau need only enrol in one to access all the health services they need.
If you'd like to learn more about the vision, values and services of Te Puna Ora o Mataatua, visit them at their website at https://www.tpoom.co.nz/.
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