Well. Now. | Mauri Ora!

Across Auckland, many general practices (where you see your doctor or nurse) now have new team members dedicated to supporting you and your whānau with health and wellbeing.

These team members include Health Improvement Practitioners, Health Coaches, and Awhi Ora Support Workers. Their services are free and provide practical wellbeing support when you need it.

Where to access? 

What you can get help with

Services are tailored to your needs and may include support to:
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  • Boost your mood if you’re feeling down, angry, confused, or exhausted.
  • Change habits to reduce harm from drinking or drug use.
  • Understand how your actions impact your wellbeing.
  • Strengthen your ability to cope with life’s challenges.
  • Learn tools to manage physical health issues.
  • Talk through concerns like relationships, grief, or loneliness.
  • Navigate the challenges of long-term health conditions or disability.
  • Build connections with positive supports in your life.
  • Access community services that can provide further support.

Stories | Korero Taunaki

Health Improvement Practitioner
“I felt really listened to. I was made aware of help available to me like counsellors. Great bunch of people down there.”

Awhi Ora
“My thinking of life has been far more positive. I realise that taking small steps eventually I will arrive at my goal.”
 
Health Coach
“I was nervous, she put me at ease. It was easy to talk about everything. Life, family, money. I put it all on the table.”