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To book a COVID-19 vaccine:
What you need to know today: 27 Whiringa-ā-nuku 2021
Māori warden at a Super Saturday event. Credit: Te Taiwhenua o Heretaunga
- Our COVID-19 information for Māori provides up to date information about what is happening around the motu and the support available.
- Māori and iwi organisations who want more information on accessing funding to support initiatives through the $120 million Māori Communities COVID-19 Fund, can email maoricovidfund@tpk.govt.nz.
- Vaccination clinics throughout the motu will be open all day. Check the Karawhiua website to find vaccination clinics near you and use the 'Vax Now' function to find pop-up and walk-in clinics.
- Ngāpuhi are running a drive-through testing and vaccine Super Clinic at Ohaeawai Rugby Club Mon-Fri 9am-5pm. There’s a shuttle service available if you need transport to get your vaccine, call 0800 484 006.
- Te Whānau O Waipareira WaiVAXVans are out today in Henderson from 9.30-3pm at Tui Glen Reserve, Fairdene Reserve, Kona Crescent, and outside Larnoch Rd Shops. No booking needed.
- Mā Te Huruhuru's youth leaders are hosting a "for taitamariki by taitamariki" vaccination event at 18 Lambie Drive, Manukau today from 9-5pm.
- The Raukura Hauora o Tainui COVID-19 is running vaccination clinics Monday to Sunday, 9am to 3.15pm, corner Grandview Road and Hyde Avenue, Nawton, Hamilton. No booking required.
- COVID-19 vaccinations available at the Whānau Ora Community Clinic (Ngā Hau e Whā National Marae) in Christchurch. Monday to Friday 9am to 7pm and Saturday to Sunday 9am to 4.30pm. Book online.
- If you live in Tāmaki Makaurau and have any symptoms of COVID-19, it’s important you get a COVID-19 test. A list of test sites and their opening hours can be found on the Healthpoint website. Those living in the North Shore suburbs of Redvale and Rosedale are asked to get a test as soon as possible, even if vaccinated and are showing mild symptoms.
- There are no new confirmed cases of COVID-19 to report in Te Tai Tokerau, however, people living in the rohe are urged to get tested if they have any symptoms that could be COVID-19. Test sites can be found on the Healthpoint website.
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Message from our Minister
This is a one-stop portal for COVID-19 support information and the Māori vaccine rollout, including what iwi and Māori organisations are doing around the motu. We direct you to key information such as, Whānau Ora support, business help, and contacting your food bank. We use trusted sources so you and your whānau can access the services and support that you need. Kia kaha everyone.
Minister for Māori Development
Willie Jackson
COVID-19 Statistics
as at 2pm, 26 Whiringa-ā-nuku 2021
394,513 (69%)
No. of Māori with 1st dose
277,596 (48%)
No. of Māori with 2nd dose
Number and % of doses of eligible Māori 12yo+.
Source Ministry of Health.
Auckland and parts of Waikato
Alert Level 3
The rest of Aotearoa
Alert Level 2
1,211
Total active cases in this community outbreak
79
New community cases
COVID-19 cases are for all of Aotearoa.
Source Ministry of Health.