There is Omicron community spread in Tairāwhiti

Rapid Antigen Tests or RATS are available from the old Railway Station Te Waiohihārore, beach end of Grey St, Gisborne, 10.30am-12.30pm, Tuesdays and Thursdays

THE REGION'S MOST UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION ON RAT TESTS AND VAX IS AT HAUORA TAIRĀWHITI FACEBOOK

* No appointment. Just walk in.
* Unless stated otherwise, please feel free to bring yourself and other whānau for vaccination 
​* This information is up-to-date but please note that dates, times, and venues can occasionally change

Next drive-through COVID-19 and influenza vaccination clinics
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Thursday 26 May, Waikirikiri Park, Dalton St, Kaiti, 3pm-5pm
Sunday 29 May, Matai section next to netball courts, Childers Rd, Gisborne, 10am-1pm
Thursday 2 June, Cobham School, 264 Lytton Rd, Gisborne, 3.30pm-5pm
Sunday 5 June, Waikohu Sports Club,  60 Station Rd, Te Karaka, 10am-1pm
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Tēnā koutou Tairāwhiti and thank you for doing your bit!

Everyone second dose: ​91% of Tairāwhiti   Everyone booster dose: 67%

Māori second dose: ​87%       Maori booster dose: ​58%

Stay up to date with the latest local information at Facebook/HauoraTairawhiti

ABOUT US

We're an iwi health provider and general practice with 60 staff including one GP and 10 nurses. Meet our staff, read our vibrant snack-sized annual reports and check out any employment opportunities. Read more. ​

OUR SERVICES

We offer a range of wraparound services for you and your whānau. You don't always need a GP referral so email us or phone (06) 869 0457 about any of our programmes or services. Read more

GENERAL PRACTICE

Turanga Health in Te Karaka is one of the few places in Aotearoa New Zealand where registered adult patients who live in the area can be seen for free. ​Read more

OUR HISTORY

When Turanga Health started in 1997 it had $300 and 10 clients. Today our income is $5.5 million and we're providing wraparound health services for over 3,000 whānau. ​Read more

Turanga Health’s Dwayne Tamatea and Dallas Poi, and Gisborne Fisheries chief executive Salve Zame discuss the potential of the workplace wellness programme Tū Mahi to help improve and prevent health issues for staff at Gisborne Fisheries. ​

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Turanganui-a-Kiwa!
“Turanga Tangata Rite
Turanga Ararau
Turanga Makaurau
Turanga a Mua!”