Contact us for help finding a midwife

Find a Community LMC midwife in Wellington, Porirua and Kāpiti

Contact midwives yourself from the list on https://www.ccdhb.org.nz/our-services/maternity/list-of-midwives-in-wellington-porirua-and-kapiti/

Also see the national find your midwife site https://www.findyourmidwife.co.nz/region/wellington

Your GP can also provide early pregnancy care and advise you on taking iodine and folic acid, and about antenatal blood tests and scans.

This website and contact form is for women living in Wellington, Porirua and Kapiti.

If you live in the Hutt region see information online at www.huttmaternity.org.nz or ring 0800 488 628 (0800 HUT MAT)

When contacting midwives, your GP or the hospital please notify them if you or a household member has COVID-19

Can't find a midwife?

Fill in the form below or leave a message on 0800 Find MW (0800 346 369)

If there is no LMC midwives available we can refer you to Community Midwifery Team (CMT) at Wellington Hospital. Information in below contact form will be used in the referral. Fields marked with * are needed to process this form, remaining questions are optional.

Contact form for Wellington, Porirua and Kāpiti area

Reason for contact (select one) *
Legal Surname of pregnant person (as it appears on your passport) *
Legal First name of pregnant person (as it appears on your passport) *
Date of birth of pregnant person *
Phone number *
Email address *
Address (street number, name ) *
Suburb/area *
Region (Wellington, Porirua or Kapiti) *
Ethnicity *
NHI (hospital number if known, this is written on any medical records)
Country of Birth (Where were you born):
Eligibility for free maternity care (born in New Zealand, resident, work visa)
Language of interpreter if required
Pregnancy gestation (how many weeks pregnant)
Baby due date of birth (if known)
Total number of pregnancies including this pregnancy (Gravida)
Number of children (Parity)
Any medical concerns, health history or disability 0/500 Words
What pregnancy care have you had including taking folic acid and iodine, antenatal blood tests or any scans if yes when and where 0/500 Words
MOH advises pregnant people should be vaccinated against COVID-19. Have you had a COVID-19 vaccination?
If you or a household member has COVID-19 please inform your Lead Maternity Career (LMC) or the Hospital Outpatients if they contact you, as they may delay any non-urgent clinic appointments. Provide details: 0/500 Words

Last updated 27 February 2023.