This page has important information below for you and your whānau to understand why it’s important to get vaccinated, and to answer any patai you might have.
Getting vaccinated protects our people and our whakapapa. It’s one of the ways that our kaumatua, our tamariki and our whānau can remain safe from COVID-19.
We know that it's been hard whānau, we're right there with you!
Kia kaha, kia maia, kia manawanui
"We have our whānau here to make you feel comfortable, to make you feel welcome".
Meet Hilda from Manurewa Marae
There are five Māori-led vaccination centres in Tamariki Mākaurau. All these centres are run by Māori providers who operate a te ao Māori model of care.
Māori-led vaccination centres
You don't need to book and you can come along any time with the whole whānau for all your first, second, booster doses and tamariki immunisations.
Henderson Vaccination Centre |
28 Catherine Street, Henderson |
Manurewa Marae Vaccination Centre |
81 Finlayson Ave, Clendon Park, Manukau |
Tāmaki Vaccination Centre |
261 Morrin Road, St Johns |
Takanini Vaccination Centre |
8 Great South Road, Takanini |
Papakura Marae Vaccination Centre |
29 Hunua Road, Papakura |
Pukekohe Vaccination Centre |
6 Roulston Street, Pukekohe |
"I may not like needles, but I'm doing it for you whānau".
Meet Jermaine from Jgeeks as he gets vaccinated at Manurewa Marae.
Te Rōpū Whakakaupapa Urutā is made up of some of the nation’s leading Māori medical and health experts including Primary Care Specialists, Public Health experts, Public Health Physicians, Māori Nurses and iwi leaders.
Karawhiua is a website that provides trusted information, that will empower whānau to make informed decisions about their health and wellbeing.