Tōu Hauora | Your health

Find out where to go when you're sick or injured.

If your family doctor is not available your local Accident and Medical (A&M), or after-hours clinic can provide urgent care for illnesses and injuries…

A GP provides medical care in the community and will usually be your first point of contact. Fees are lower if you are enrolled with a GP.

Pharmacists ensure your medication prescriptions are appropriate for you, help you understand how they work and how to take them properly.

Pregnant? It's recommended you find a lead maternity carer (LMC), usually a midwife, by 12 weeks (in the first trimester of pregnancy).

Find up-to-date information about dentists and dental treatments offered. A range of dental services is free until you are 18.

Immunisation is a way of preventing infectious diseases. Vaccinations are offered to babies, children and adults to protect against serious and preven…

A list of trustworthy health websites to help you and your whanau stay healthy, including smokefree services, mental health resources and more.