Things got a bit bumpy at our Simulation Centre when a group of young people recently got to ride the only hospital flight simulator in the world!
A new partnership between Te Whatu Ora Capital, Coast & Hutt Valley and the Wright Family Foundation will ensure that unwell pēpi and parents from the Hutt Valley are able to receive specialised whānau-led care and support closer to home.
It was ‘Drop, Cover, and Hold’ for many of our teams across the District this morning who joined in on the nationwide emergency earthquake drill ShakeOut!
World Stroke Day on Sat 29 October reminds us of the steps to identify a stroke. Learn the four FAST signs. Say it is a stroke and save precious time for those you love.
Mālo ni! For our Tokelauan Language Week celebrations we spoke with a staff member who is part of a rare group of fluent speakers of this endangered language in Aotearoa.
Fakalofa Atu! Join our Niue Language Week celebrations by taking in this story of a staff member who took drastic action after managing to keep their culture alive within their family, but not the language.
Te Wao Nui – Wellington’s new regional child health services and hospital – welcomed their first patients this week.
Bula vinaka! As part of our Fijian Language Week celebrations, we had a talanoa (catch-up) with two staff members who shared how the Fijian community in Wellington rallied together to preserve their language and culture.
Dawn (Friday 30 September 2022) marked the official opening of the Wellington region’s new Child Heath Service and hospital – Te Wao Nui - that has been built with the wellbeing of tamariki, rangatahi and whānau at its heart.
Close to 30 of our Hutt Senior Medical Officers recently had an amazing experience at Te Kakano Marae attending the two-day ‘Te Pūmaomao Nationhood-Building’ Course.
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