We have updated our forms, to make it easier for you to get in touch.

A new service referral (application) form

One new form has replaced separate forms for our health hubs.

complete the form on a mobile phone, tablet or desktop computer

or complete it as an online PDF, or by printing the PDF and filling it out by hand

new sections, such as a list of available services, aim to make your application efficient

A new whānau services feedback form

Te Piki Oranga values your feedback. It’s good to know when we get things right, and we need to know if we can do things better. Our new whānau service feedback form:

replaces the former ‘client evaluation form’

can be completed on all types of device

is still available as a PDF to print or complete online

includes new sections, to help us consider your feedback

New complaints form

If your feedback is strong and you would like to make a complaint, we have a new, improved process for doing this.

information about our process to handle complaints is on a new complaints webpage

you will find online and PDF forms on this page also

Te Piki Oranga celebrated its 10th anniversary in July with open days at Whakatū, Wairau, Motueka and Waitohi health hubs.

The events were fun and whānau-friendly, with kai, cake, games, quizzes, raffles and kapa haka alongside the offer of health checks and immunisation.

The open days were an opportunity to both celebrate and learn about Te Piki Oranga, an organisation that has grown to become the leading provider of kaupapa Māori health services in Te Tauihu – Nelson, Tasman and Marlborough.

One of the facts that Tumuaki (General Manager) Anne Hobby shared in media coverage about the anniversary milestone is that, in 2024, approximately 25 per cent of people enrolled for Te Piki Oranga healthcare services across the region were non-Māori.

Anne says that this is a typical enrolment rate. “It is validation that non-Māori appreciate and do well under our model of care, Te Puna Hauora, which weaves te ao Māori values and tikanga into evidence-based, mainstream health and wellness practice.”

Te Piki Oranga was established on 1 July 2014 through the collaboration of, and merger with, six Māori health providers. The first services began from Whakatū Marae and health hubs opened soon after in Motueka and Wairau. Kaimahi also provide mobile clinics and in-home services.

Approximately 4,500 people now use Te Piki Oranga services each year and the workforce has grown from 50 to 100 full-time positions to support increasing demand.

Anne says that over the 10 years, Te Piki Oranga has rapidly expanded and diversified its services as new funding and contracts were offered or won.

Antenatal and early years care, quit-smoking services, cancer screening, counselling, driver’s licence support and healthy homes services are now available alongside healthcare such as immunisation, nursing, health checks and diabetes clinics.