2 May 2022
Ngā Maunga Whakahii o Kaipara in association with Te Poari o Kaipātiki ki Kaipara proudly presents.
Our FREE Whānau Movie Night is on Saturday 14th May 2022, 5.30pm at Kaipātiki Reserve, 150 Parkhurst Road, Parakai.
We have New Zealand's largest outdoor movie screen setup playing the action-adventure comedy film Sonic 2 The Hedgehog (2022) starring Jim Carrey & Idris Elba.
We will have some of our amazing local food trucks at the event bringing some amazing kai for you to purchase. Here is the following line up
Bring a picnic blanket or some comfy chairs and enjoy a movie at Kaipātiki Reserve.
A reminder whānau Kaipātiki Reserve is a smoking, alcohol, drug, and dog free space.
Please Note: Parking will be down by Chic Gardens & Springs Road Verge. Parking at the Parakai carpark will be available after 6PM.
We look forward to seeing you all there. Nau Mai Haere Mai!
14 March 2022
Do you have a good attitude and willingness to learn?
Watercare Cadetship and Apprenticeship opportunity
If this sounds like you Watercare Services Limited are looking for candidates interested in an 18 month programme working towards a Cadet Plant Operator role. No experience or qualifications required, just a positive attitude and a willingness to learn about the role and industry.
The programme will develop your operational and practical knowledge and skills in an industrial setting.
If you have any questions, please contact the whānau at Ngā Maunga Whakahii for assistance.
PHONE: 0800 695 247922 822 (between 9.00am - 5.00pm Monday to Friday)
EMAIL: admin@kaiparamoana.com
15 February 2022
Tēnā tatou e te whānau
With the number of Omicron cases increasing the Prime Minister has announced that New Zealand will move to phase 2 of the RED traffic light system from 11.59pm, Tuesday 15 February.
Our support and services will continue under the RED framework and our staff will be working remotely.
Our Marae will maintain the support they provide through their COVID response teams and are working closely with our communities to provide support where needed.
Māori Health Providers Offering Vaccinations
A list of all Māori health providers offering vaccinations and hauora support for whānau in their rohe can be found here Māori Vaccination Clinics
Whānau with concerns can find more information about the specific support available and guidelines to follow if you feel unwell can be found on the COVID 19 website
Progress and vaccination efforts for Māori and stories highlighting the creative approaches Iwi and Hapū are taking to maintain manaakitanga are being shared in a fortnightly pānui by Te Puni Kōkiri. To subscribe to the pānui or check out the stories you can visit Karawhiua.
Information that outlines additional resources, support and funding available for Marae and Māori communities is available at COVID-19 Information for Māori
Food Packages for Whānau in isolation
Whiti Ora o Kaipara Charitable Trust continue to provide a limited amount of food packages to whānau in home isolation and our team is working tirelessly to increase the support we are able to provide.
We’re anticipating high demand; we ask for understanding and patience if there are delays as this is a difficult time for us all.
Ngā Marae e Rima also has a limited number of food packages available, and beneficiaries can contact their Marae representatives directly or talk to our team who will connect you to the right people.
Community Support for our Whānau
We are encouraging Kaumātua and Kuia to visit the Waimauku Pharmacy Silver Fern if they require a printed version of vaccination certificates.
The pharmacy is also offering walk-in vaccinations and boosters 7 days a week to all members of the community.
For more details, visit their website http://www.waimaukupharmacy.co.nz/
If you have any questions, please contact us for assistance.
PHONE: 0800 695 247922 822 (between 9.00am - 5.00pm Monday to Friday)
EMAIL: admin@kaiparamoana.com
If you are experiencing symptoms, please get tested immediately and visit a medical professional.
IMPORTANT UPDATES UNDER PHASE 2
Testing
If you have:
You are encouraged to get a PCR test (Polymerase Chain Reaction) even if you are vaccinated.
Test results are taking longer than normal and may take up to 2 to 5 days. If you have not got your result after 5 days, please contact your doctor or the testing centre where your swab was taken.
If you are having trouble getting a test, call Healthline on 0800 358 5453 or your doctor.
For more information visit the COVID-19 website RED Traffic Light Protection Framework.
27 January 2022
Tēnā tatou e te whānau
Ko te tumanako kei te noho haumaru koutou katoa, ahakoa ngā aupiki, ngā auheke o te wā.
As we continue to navigate through the Omicron outbreak, we wanted to provide some key updates in regards to the service and support we are able to provide.
We also wanted to share important updates and key changes regarding the RED Traffic Light Protection Framework
The shift to RED came into force at 11:59 Sunday 23 January, since then the Government has introduced changes and a ‘Phased Approach’ to dealing with this outbreak due to the highly transmissible Omicron variant.
The phases of the Government’s planned approach are outlined below
We are currently in Phase One of the protection framework which will maintain the approach used in previous lockdowns which includes ongoing PCR testing at stations and notifying positive cases and contacts via phone call.
Positive cases and close contacts will be provided additional support but are encouraged to isolate at home.
Phase Two will come into place as Omicron continues to spread across communities around the country. The focus and targeted support will shift to the most vulnerable and heavily impacted communities. Rapid Antigen Testing will be introduced as a key detector of the virus. Positive cases and close contacts in the community will be notified via text in most situations and will be required to isolate at home.
PHASE THREE – Living with COVID
The Government has warned the public to expect the number of positive Omicron cases to reach thousands a day. When this occurs, the country will move to Phase Three which will focus on the immune compromised and those who are most vulnerable. Rapid Antigen testing will continue, and positive cases and close contacts will be expected to self-manage with additional support available where required.
IMPORTANT UPDATES UNDER RED – MANDATORY MASK WEARING
-It is now mandatory to wear masks at food and drink businesses, events, and gatherings
-Children are now required to wear masks on public transport and school transport
-All workers in public facing roles must wear 2R or level 2 medical grade masks
While many businesses, will remain operational under the RED framework its important you understand the new requirements and we encourage you and your whānau to get vaccinated or get your booster shot after the four-month waiting period.
Further details on requirements under RED and more detail can be found on the Unite against Covid-19 website.
Ngā Maunga Whakahii o Kaipara Services and Support under RED
Our support and services will continue under the RED framework and our staff will be working remotely.
Our Marae have activated their COVID response teams and are working closely with our communities to provide support where needed.
Food Packages for Whānau in isolation
Whiti Ora o Kaipara Charitable Trust has a limited amount of food packages we are able to provide whānau in home isolation and our team is working hard to increase the support we are able to provide.
We’re anticipating high demand; we ask for understanding and patience if there are delays as this is a difficult time for us all.
Ngā Marae e Rima also has a limited number of food packages available, and beneficiaries can contact their Marae representatives directly or talk to our team who will connect you to the right people.
Community Support for our Whānau
We are encouraging Kaumātua and Kuia to visit the Waimauku Pharmacy Silver Fern if they require a printed version of vaccination certificates.
The pharmacy is also offering walk-in vaccinations and boosters 7 days a week to all members of the community.
For more details, visit their website http://www.waimaukupharmacy.co.nz/
If you have any questions, please contact us for assistance.
PHONE: 0800 695 247922 822 (between 9.00am - 5.00pm Monday to Friday)
EMAIL: admin@kaiparamoana.com
If you are experiencing symptoms, please get tested immediately and visit a medical professional.
27 January 2022
Ngā Maunga Whakahii o Kaipara wants to acknowledge the tireless support and dedication of our Marae Whiti Te Ra o Reweti, Haranui, Kakanui, Araparera and Puatahi.
Throughout rolling lockdowns and the latest Omicron outbreak our Marae have swiftly activated their COVID response teams to ensure support is available and provided to our whānau.
Māori communities across the country have united to support each other throughout unpredictable and extremely difficult times and we wanted to share some useful resources with our whānau.
A list of all Māori health providers offering vaccinations and hauora support for whānau in their rohe can be found here Māori Vaccination Clinics
Whānau with concerns can find more information about the specific support available and guidelines to follow if you feel unwell can be found on the COVID 19 website
Progress and vaccination efforts for Māori and stories highlighting the creative approaches Iwi and Hapū are taking to maintain manaakitanga are being shared in a fortnightly pānui by Te Puni Kōkiri. To subscribe to the pānui or check out the stories you can visit Karawhiua.
Information that outlines additional resources, support and funding available for Marae and Māori communities is available at COVID-19 Information for Māori
Omicron Press Conference 26 January 2022 - Phased Approach
22 September 2021
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Ka mau te wehi!
27 November 2020
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