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• Healthy Mother Healthy Future Programme Receives Award

   

  

   

  Grace Ryu, Operations Manager – Asian Health Services and Gill Graham, Team Manager - Maternal Mental Health represented Waitematā at the Mental Health Service (TheMHS) Conference 2023 in Adelaide earlier this month. Grace and Gill presented an overview of the Healthy Mother Healthy Future Asian Perinatal Mental Health Wellbeing Programme developed at Waitematā to improve the maternal mental health outcomes of women. The programme received a ‘Highly Commended’ award at the conference, which is reflective of the considerable work and collaboration that has gone into its development.

  Well done to Grace, Gill and the many other people at Waitematā and in our community who contributed to this achievement.

  

• HEALTH SEMINAR FOR THE KOREAN COMMUNITY ON 31 MAR 2021

  Waitematā District Health Board’s Asian Health Services warmly invites you and your family members to participate in our Community Health Seminar. This free seminar will be delivered in Korean.

  Topics

  • Older peoples Depression & Anxiety
  • Safer Community & Safer Home

   

  Waitematā DHB’s sustainability team will put an information stall on that day

  Please see the attachment for more info.

• Waitematā DHB’s Asian Health Week 2019 (Theme: Diversity & Inclusion)

  Asian Health Week gives Waitematā DHB the opportunity to promote and celebrate the health & wellbeing of our Asian community.

  

  Various activities and health workshops will be hosted by Asian Health Services at the North Shore and Waitakere hospitals from Monday, 9 September to Friday, 13 September and we extend a warm invitation to everyone to join in.

  Attached is a calendar of events – as well as some additional information about the workshops and the various presenters who have kindly agreed to lead them. There is something here for everyone and it would be appreciated if you could please share the information within your network of contacts.

   

  Click here for a calendar of events and here to find out more about the facilitator and presenters who will lead them.

  
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• COVID19 Vaccination for ethnic community at RASNZ venue

  

  Ethnic people who have not yet vaccinated, they can join this vaccination opportunity at RASNZ in Mt Roskill

  Please see more info in the poster attached. You can walk-in, no ID required.

• Mental Health Workshop for Health professionals and Community service providers

  

  Mental Health Workshops for health professionals, stakeholders and interpreters      

  Date & time  30 March 2022, 10am to 11:30am & 2 June 2022, 12noon to 1:30pm

  Topic              Assessment & Management of Perinatal Depression in Asian Women

  Speaker         Dr Aram Kim (Consultant Psychiatrist)

  Zoom ID         https://waitematadhb.zoom.us/j/96692873002

  On-line Registration https://forms.gle/bhj15n21zw2umQLd8  or QR code in the flyer

   

  Please see the attached flyer for more details.

   

• 2024 Flu vaccination events for the Asian and ethnic community

  

   

  Asian Health Services (AHS) is organising group vaccination events in April 2024, with a particular emphasis on catering to the needs of Asian and other ethnic migrants who have long-term medical conditions, mental health conditions, older people, pregnant women, and former refugees. These populations may face challenges in accessing vaccination services, and AHS aims to address these specific needs through these events.

   

  Additional vaccinations, including COVID-19, MMR, whooping cough, and shingles, will be available with pre-booking.

   

  We would greatly appreciate your assistance in spreading the word about these events within your network and newsletter, if applicable.

   

  Together, we can ensure that this vital information reaches those who need it, ahead of the winter season.

  The event flyer is available in English, Simplified 中文, Traditional 中文, Hindi, 한국어 , Tagalog, Thai, Punjabi, Indonesian, Arabic and Japanese.

   

  For more info, please contact the Asian Health Line at 0800 88 88 30 (Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 5 pm)