Senior doctors and dentists at Health NZ public hospitals and health services plan to strike for 48 hours on Tuesday 23 September and Wednesday 24 September.
Emergency departments will be open for emergencies only.
GPs, after-hours and urgent care clinics, and other community health providers are not affected by the strikes and will continue to operate as normal.
Talk to your healthcare provider about the Primary Health Counselling Programme.
The programme can help with:
Contact us on:
CAMHS assesses and treats children and teenagers up to 18 years old with serious mental health disorders, suspected psychiatric disorders, and psychological disorders.
CAMHS also provides:
The Māori Mental Health Team provides clinical and cultural services for all areas of mental health on the West Coast. external link
Phone: 03 769 7805external link
Some mental health patients experiencing a crisis will need to stay in the Manaakitanga unit while they recover.
Mental Health Inpatient Unit (Manaakitanga)
When you call or visit a mental health service, we need to know who you are. To help us:
We won’t share your information with anyone unless you want us to.
Mental Health and addiction support for parents / caregivers.
Community based support service that promotes recovery and community involvement for people experiencing mental health issue or addiction. Offices in Grey and Buller Districts.
Freephone: 0800 000 029external link
A service for children and adults with intellectual disability and challenging behaviour.
Intensive home visiting parenting support that focuses on the parent-child relationship and child development from pregnancy until 3 years of age; also supporting families to access welfare, health, education and other necessary services.
03 768 6568external link Press “2”
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