Te Kakakura Trust was established in 1996 as a charitable trust owned by Te Rūnaka ki Ōtautahi o Kāi Tahu (the mana whenua tribal council of Christchurch). Since 1936 the Ōtautahi Rūnaka has had a long history of developing social service initiatives in the Christchurch region and throughout Te Waipounamu (the South Island).

 

Their services are Kaupapa Māori based and exercise customary traditional values, practices and authority. The services are open to all races and ethnic backgrounds who meet the access criteria. Kakakura Health Services embodies the Kāi Tahu whakataukī (proverbial saying): "Aroha ki te Takata", "Love and hospitality to all people”.

Eligibility to receive services is dependent on the following:
  • A psychiatric diagnosis,
  • Are referred by a psychiatric clinician,
  • Have a current needs assessment,
  • And are aged 18 years and over.

KAIĀWHINA-A-ROHE /WHĀNAU ORA - COMMUNITY SUPPORT ASSISTANCE

This service offers community support assisting people with mental illness to regain wellbeing and attain a more independent lifestyle.

KĀIKA WHAIORA - COMMUNITY BASED RESIDENTIAL

This service aims to assist people transitioning from institutional care to a home-based environment.

Region: Canterbury
Access Needs: Mental Health
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Hours

Monday: Available Via Email, Website or Phone

Tuesday: Available Via Email, Website or Phone

Wednesday: Available Via Email, Website or Phone

Thursday: Available Via Email, Website or Phone

Friday: Available Via Email, Website or Phone

Saturday: Available Via Email, Website or Phone

Sunday: Available Via Email, Website or Phone

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