The Awhi

Independent supported living

 

WHAT WE OFFER

A 7-bed supported living home where residents thrive with dignity, respect, and cultural connection. Our approach honors each person's unique identity and background while promoting independence and wellbeing for all.

Support & Care  Personalized support plans Daily living assistance Health coordination Cultural connection Private rooms in a homely setting. We can also assist in helping you obtain the funding to stay with us.

WHO WE SERVE

Adults 18+ with NASC/Whānau Ora referral and Independent Supported Living funding approval.

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"After 10 years working with tāngata whaikaha, I've found that combining professional support with cultural connection creates the best outcomes. This holistic approach is truly transformative."

Patricia Leef, Support Worker and Cultural Advisor

"As a care provider, I've seen firsthand how our approach honors the whole person. Residents develop confidence and independence while strengthening their cultural identity. After years in this field, I'm convinced that our kaupapa Māori model creates the foundation for genuine wellbeing and meaningful community connection."

- William Walker, Care provider

"After 10 years working with tāngata whaikaha, I've found that combining professional support with cultural connection creates the best outcomes. This holistic approach is truly transformative."

Patricia Leef, Support Worker and Cultural Advisor

"As a care provider, I've seen firsthand how our approach honors the whole person. Residents develop confidence and independence while strengthening their cultural identity. After years in this field, I'm convinced that our kaupapa Māori model creates the foundation for genuine wellbeing and meaningful community connection."

- William Walker, Care provider

"After 10 years working with tāngata whaikaha, I've found that combining professional support with cultural connection creates the best outcomes. This holistic approach is truly transformative."

Patricia Leef, Support Worker and Cultural Advisor

"As a care provider, I've seen firsthand how our approach honors the whole person. Residents develop confidence and independence while strengthening their cultural identity. After years in this field, I'm convinced that our kaupapa Māori model creates the foundation for genuine wellbeing and meaningful community connection."

- William Walker, Care provider

Need more information

Please reach out to find out more if we are for you or your whānau