Coordinated Community Care
Te Kāika’s Community Connector service in Dunedin provides whānau with personalised, wrap-around support to access essential community health services, including immunisations, social services, and wellbeing support. Our kaimahi work alongside individuals and families to identify needs, remove barriers, and connect them with the right services—quickly and with care.
This service is designed for those who may struggle to access mainstream healthcare systems, offering a holistic, whānau-centred approach that supports long-term wellbeing. Whether it’s navigating appointments, understanding entitlements, or coordinating referrals, our team is here to awhi (support) every step of the way.
How We Support Whānau
Coordinated Community Care
Te Kāika’s Community Connector service supports Dunedin whānau in accessing health, social, and wellbeing services.
Cultural Migrant and Refugee Service
The Cultural Migrant and Former Refugee Service is here to provide advocacy, foster inclusion, build and maintain strong relationships with community and government organisations and other health and social providers.
Dental Care
Dental care includes general check-ups, extractions, and emergency treatments to promote oral health.
Gambling Harm and Multi Venue Exclusion
Te Kāika’s Gambling Harm service helps reduce gambling-related harm and supports those in distress
Kahu Taurima
Te Kāika’s Kahu Taurima service provides essential support and wraparound services that adapt to the unique needs of whānau.
Manaaki Ora Nursing
Manaaki Ora nursing delivers tailored, in-home support for those with complex health needs.
Mauri Ora Gym
Pop in to our Mauri Ora Gym in Dunedin which promotes holistic wellness through exercise and lifestyle programs.
Medical Care
Our medical care team provides comprehensive GP and nurse services, ensuring affordable and culturally responsive healthcare for all.
Perinatal Maternal Mental Health
Te Kāika’s Perinatal Mental Health service supports Dunedin whānau during pregnancy (hapūtanga) and baby’s first year.
Podiatry
Te Kāika’s Podiatry service helps maintain foot and lower limb health and supports those experiencing pain, injury, or mobility issues.
Tamariki Ora/Well Child Nursing
Seven free health checks for children from birth to three years, focusing on growth and whānau support.
Te Whare: Alcohol and Other Drugs
Te Kāika provides free, community-based Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) support services in Dunedin.
Transition Support Services
Helping to guide rangatahi as they move from state care or youth justice placements into adulthood.
Tōku Oranga / Access and Choice
Mental health and addiction support tailored to individual needs.
Whānau Ora Navigation
Assistance for whānau to identify strengths and aspirations through a whānau-led approach.
Whānau Resilence/family harm
We walk alongside whānau affected by family harm offering a korowai of manaaki and aroha to support healing, resilience and restoration.
Explore our All Services
For additional support, check out our full range of medical and social services.