Upcoming Events

October is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month. It is a time to raise awareness, celebrate the lives and achievements of people living with cerebral palsy, and encourage greater understanding and inclusion through education and connection. The ‘Be Green and Be Seen’ campaign invites everyone to wear green, show their support, and help start conversations about cerebral…

Arthritis Awareness Week, held from 2–8 October, is a time to raise awareness of arthritis, increase understanding, and recognise the experiences of people living with this condition. Arthritis affects the joints and can impact movement, comfort, and daily life. By sharing knowledge and promoting support, we can help create a more informed and inclusive community…

Join candidates from the Tai Tokerau, Northland, and Whangārei electorates as they answer the same questions on issues that matter to our community. Come along to the Cafler Suite at Forum North on Tuesday, 6th October, and discover how the candidates and their policies align with the needs and priorities of our electorates. This is…

Dementia Tai Tokerau offers a comprehensive support group for families affected by dementia in Northland. Onerahi Support group is held on the first Tuesday of every month from 10-11.30am, at the Onerahi Fire Station meeting room.   The group provides one-to-one support over the phone and in person, offering expertise, practical knowledge, and emotional support.…

The week of 12-18 October this year is dedicated to World Mental Health Awareness Week, in an effort to raise awareness of the nuanced and often unseen challenges individuals face every day. We hope to increase public understanding of mental health matters, helping to reduce stigma and encourage support for those experiencing mental health challenges.

This 12 October, we are celebrating World Arthritis Day in an effort to raise awareness of the challenges of living with arthritis. Arthritis is a condition that causes pain, stiffness, and inflammation in the joints, often affecting mobility and quality of life. The day aims to increase understanding of arthritis and its impact on everyday…

Stroke is a leading cause of adult disability in New Zealand and is estimated to claim around 2,000 lives each year. On 29 October, we are raising awareness of the dangers of stroke and the importance of recognising the signs early. Quick action can save lives and improve recovery outcomes, which is why ongoing stroke…

This November, you can show your support for people living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) by joining Scoot the Loop at the Whangārei Town Basin. MS is an autoimmune disease that affects the central nervous system and can cause a range of physical and cognitive changes that significantly impact quality of life. By taking part, you…

This November, join the volunteer-led event ‘Walk 2 D’feet MND to raise awareness and funds for Motor Neuron Disease (MND). MND is a progressive neurological condition that affects the nerve cells responsible for controlling movement, causing muscle weakness and loss of mobility. By taking part in the walk, you can help support people living with…

The Dementia Tai Tokerau Whangarei Support Group Meetings are an important part of education and support of our carers of clients under the facilitation of a Community Advisor. These take place on the second Thursday of every month, at 112 Corks Rd from 10-11.30am. This forum enables carers to meet, connect and learn from each…