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Living with Dementia: Information and Community Resources
VERSION 2 23/05/2022
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Living for today planning for tomorrow. Liz and Marrylln look over an Advance Care Plan.
Contents
Advance Care Planning............................................ 4 Meal Services ...................................................................... 7
Alzheimer’s Society Otago ...................................... 4 Personal Safety Devices ...................................................... 8
Alzheimer’s Society Southland ................................ 4 Respite Care ........................................................................ 9
Carer Support ......................................................... 5 Shopping Services ............................................................... 9
Companionship Services ......................................... 5 Social Opportunities .......................................................... 10
Enduring Power of Attorney .................................... 5 Support and Advice ........................................................... 11
Home Support Services........................................... 6 Transport Services............................................................. 12
Hospice and end of life services .............................. 7 Feedback for SDHB Services .............................................. 13
Learning Opportunities ........................................... 7 This document .................................................................. 13
Page 3 of 15Advance Care Planning Alzheimer’s Society Otago Alzheimer’s Society Southland
Advance Care Planning (ACP) is a process of Alzheimer’s Otago supports people with dementia and Alzheimer’s Southland offers support, education and
thinking about, discussing and writing down a plan their family/whānau across the Otago and Queenstown information to anyone wanting to know more about
about the type of medical care and treatment you Lakes area. They have community educators based in dementia. They provide this service by offering
would want to receive in the future. Dunedin, Oamaru, Alexandra and Queenstown. educational talks, information sessions, support groups
and home visits to clients.
It helps to make sure that your needs and wishes They offer carer support groups, one to one contact via
are known, and your personal beliefs and values telephone, email or face to face, socialisation groups, Phone: (03) 214 0984
are respected about your own future health care education about living well with dementia, wandatrak Physical Address: 135 Yarrow Street Invercargill 9810
decisions. It helps guide doctors and other health pendants and some excellent written resources. Postal Address: PO Box 980 Invercargill 9840 Email:
professionals in their decisions about treatment if alzheimers.southlandcsw@xtra.co.nz
you become too sick to speak for yourself or are Referrals are made through GP’s, specialists, needs
incapable of making decisions for yourself. assessors, social workers or the family making contact
themselves. The service is free although you can
If you have an Advance Care Plan which you have become a member by paying a $20 subscription and
shared with your family, healthcare decision-making donations are always welcome.
is also less stressful for them and your loved ones.
Central Otago/Queenstown
A good place to start to make an Advance Care Plan: Phone: (03) 448 9056
Address: 14-20 Centennial Avenue Alexandra 9016
www.hqsc.govt.nz/our- Email: central@alzheimersotago.org.nz
programmes/advancecareplanning
Dunedin/South and West Otago
The Te Hokinga ā Wairua End of Life Service website Phone: (03) 471 6154
Covers advance care planning as well as a practical Physical Address: Community House 283-301 Moray
guide for people facing the loss of someone close to Place Dunedin
them. Postal Address: P O Box 5304 Dunedin 9058 Email:
admin@alzheimersotago.org.nz
www.endoflife.services.govt.nz/welcome
North Otago
Phone: (03) 434 9090
Address: 27 Coquet Street Oamaru, 9444 Email:
north@alzheimersotago.org.nz
Cognitive stimulation therapy group twice a week. Contact
on the email above
Page 4 of 15Carer Support Companionship Services Enduring Power of Attorney
Carer Support is a subsidy funded by the Ministry Volunteer Visitors: Supporting people living alone or An Enduring Power of Attorney (EPOA) will give you
of Health or the District Health Board. It can assist unable to drive. Visit people in their homes for a peace of mind that someone you trust will make
the unpaid full-time carer of a person with a chat over a cup of tea, to play a game of cards, help decisions for you, if you can’t decide for yourself. Your
disability to take a break from caring for that with shopping, or share an outing. Regular contact EPOA will save your family the cost and stress of
person. and company. getting a court order to make decisions about you.
Carer Support is designed to be flexible. The client Age Concern There are two types of EPOA – one covering your
and the full-time carer can choose to coordinate Age Concern Otago (03) 477 1040 property and the other covering your personal care
their relief care, and this can be claimed for in Age Concern Otago (Central Otago) (03) 448 7075 and welfare.
either half or full days. Age Concern Otago (North Otago) (03) 448 7075
Age Concern Southland (03) 218 6351 It’s important for everyone to get an EPOA.
Common options may include: Email: agecon@ageconcernotago.co.nz
Residential care in a facility for a pre-arranged www.ageconcernotago.com For useful information go to:
number of days, support for the client within their www.superseniors.msd.govt.nz/finance-planning
own home or for activities outside of the home. Enliven, Presbyterian Support Otago /enduring-power-of-attorney
The client can be assessed by a Needs Assessment https://psotago.org.nz/services/in-your-
Service Coordination (NASC) Agency or in some community/visiting-volunteers or ph: (03) 477 7115
circumstances, by a doctor or social worker. If
eligible, then the Assessor will allocate Carer
Support days. Reviews are usually done annually.
Page 5 of 15Good Partners The Good Companion
Homecare & nursing organisation which specialises In home respite care, 24 hr live in care, Post
Home Support Services in home and community based services. Services hospitalisation recovery support, Palliative Care,
range from domestic and personal support through Home based support, Companionship
There are a range of private and funded options for
to specialist and complex care. www.thegoodcompanion.co.nz
help at home and community activities including
Ph: 0800 262 301 Phone: 021717884
household chores, showering and dressing, skin
http://www.goodpartners.co.nz/ info@thegoodcompanion.co.nz
care, managing medication, shopping, helping to
ensure safety and security at home.
Gore Foot Clinic Mobile Dental Service
53 Irk Street, Gore 9710 A Dunedin company providing specialised at-home
Access Community Health dental service.
03-208 3664
Providing nursing, personal care, rehabilitation and http://www.zaara.co.nz
household assistance to people in their own homes. 0274323101
Health Care NZ
Ph 0800 284 663
Provide in-home and community-based health,
info@access.org.nz
rehabilitation, nursing, mental health and disability
www.access.org.nz
support.
Ph: 0800 002 722
Dunedin Nursing Service
www.healthcarenz.co.nz
Private nursing care, social support, assistance with
community activities and appointments.
In home foot care
www.dunedinnursingservice.co.nz
Pedicare (Dunedin)
Phone: (03) 476 0180
(03) 4897860
Cell: 022 628 1308
My Care
Florence Nightingale
www.mycare.co.nz
Provider of a wide range of in-home care from short
Online website to find in private home support
term help through to long term 24 hour care for
people with serious injuries
Royal District Nursing Service
Otago: (03) 470 1588
Provide home nursing and home support services to
Southland: (03) 214 0666
people of all ages and cultures in their own homes.
www.florence2care.co.nz
0800 736 769
www.rdns.org.nz
Footsteps Podiatry Invercargill
(03) 215 4666
Sui’s Finger and Toenail Grooming Service Dunedin
www.footstepspodiatry.co.nz
027451748
Page 6 of 15Learning Opportunities
Hospice and end of life services Meal Services
For those wishing to engage in their own further
(For those with or without Dementia) study in Dementia, there are some on-line study There are a range of options for help with meals.
courses available. Dunedin Meal Services:
People who have dementia who require specialist • Home of St Barnabas Meals on Wheels (03) 455
palliative care access this through their GP, hospital Free on-line Dementia Training Courses 8298 Taieri Court (03) 489 6044
doctor or district nurse who can make a referral to www.dementiatrainingaustralia.com.au • Portobello Penguin Cafe (03) 478 1055
Hospice. • Outram 4 Square (03) 4861723
Wicking Dementia Research and Education Centre • Port Chalmers 4 Square (03) 472 8746
The Aged Residential Care (ARC) Cancer Nurse offers two free online courses: • BBQuick : www.bbquick.co.nz (03) 453 1000
Specialist service is available to provide regular MOOC Understanding Dementia Course • Eat L8R (Eat Later) www.eatl8r.co.nz
generalist palliative care support to facilities MOOC Preventing Dementia Course • EAT Unlimited www.eat.co.nz
providing hospital level care. • MADE by Foodbag: www.getmade.co.nz
www.utas.edu.au/wicking Southland Meal Services:
People who live in ARC and have specialist palliative • Adagio Café (Winton) deliver Monday to Friday in
care needs can be referred to Hospice by their GP in MOOC stands for ‘Massive Open Online Course’ Winton (03) 2367272
the same way as people who live in their own which means studying free online with people from • Country Manor Catering (Winton) offers
homes. all around the world. These courses are available at delivered meal on wheels (if eligible) or meal able
different times throughout the year and are suitable to be collected from bakery
Information about services and contact numbers for families, carer’s and professionals. www.countrymanor.co.nz
are available on: https://www.hospice.co.nz/ Ph (03) 236 8226
• Age Concern meals, eat in dining Tuesday to
Otago Community Hospice Friday. Also have takeaway meals and soup
293 North Road, North East Valley, available.
Dunedin 9010, New Zealand • Forth Street Invercargill (03) 2186549
www.otagohospice.co.nz Luvlee home cooked meals and takeaways. Open
contact@otagohospice.co.nz seven days a week. 278 Tay Street, Invercargill.
Phone 03 473 6005 or 0800 473 6005 Ph (03) 217 0854
• Dinner Club Invercargill www.dinnerclub.co.nz
Hospice Southland: • Email julie.macdonald8@gmail.com Ph (03) 216
Gate 1, Southland Hospital Grounds, Elles Road, 2988 Mob 0274 906 174
Strathern, Invercargill 9812 • Koha Kai meals available from ‘The Pantry’ in
Phone: (03) 211 3081 Grace Street, South city
Phone: 0800 211 3081 • Timaru Roast 33 Tay Street Invercargill
www.hospicesouthland.org.nz Ph (03) 218 8988
Page 7 of 15Meal Services Continued Consumer New Zealand list five Accredited Suppliers ADT Monitored fire alarms:
of Personal Alarms that the Ministry of Social https://www.adt.com/
• Muffintops 255 Elles Road, Invercargill Development have approved for its accredited 24/7 monitored smoke and heat detection.
• Ph (03) 214 0532 supplier list. You may be able to access financial
• Parata Gore – meals delivered hot weekdays - assistance from Work and Income to contribute to
03-208 6303 the cost of these devices. The following suppliers are
available in the South Island:
Most supermarkets also have hot and frozen cooked • St Johns Medical Alarms:
meals available. www.stjohn.org.nz/medical-alarms
• Vital Call (Chub):
www.vitalcall.co.nz
• ADT Security Neva Alone:
www.adt.com/medical-alarm
• Red Wolf Personal Alarm:
www.redwolf.net.nz/monitoring/medical-alarms
• Securely (formerly called Bupa):
www.securely.nz/Securelyforindependence.html
Personal Safety Devices Hardware Stores also sell door/gate alarms which
Do you worry that your loved one will go out alone, sound when opened.
or go out for a walk and get lost? Safer Walking NZ
has a website offering advice and solutions to
enable a person the freedom to go walking and be
Your Local Fire Brigade:
part of the community, while balancing that with
Your local fire brigade will install smoke alarms
ways to keep people safe.
and change batteries if you are unable to do this.
Visit: https://saferwalking.nz/
Look in your phone book and ring them directly
Phone: 027 2822510 or email:
(do not dial 111)
saferwalking@landsar.org.nz05
Free home fire safety visit - If you, or someone
Wandering alarms and tracking systems:
you know, is elderly, disabled or has a
• Alzheimer’s Otago - www.alzheimers.org.nz
Community Services Card, you may qualify for a
• Wandersearch - www.wandersearch.org.nz
free home fire safety check. Call 0800 693 473 to
• Sentinel Watches -
see if you’re eligible. You may qualify to have a
www.sentinelwatches.co.nz
free long-life, photoelectric alarm installed.
• Trackimo - www.trackimo.nz
Page 8 of 15Dunedin North: (03) 467 5017 or 021 503 298
Driving Miss Daisy (Invercargill) Rachel Goodall:
Respite Care Shopping Services (03) 216 7763 or 021 503 334
www.drivingmissdaisy.co.nz/franchise/invercargill
As part of a clinical needs assessment, you may There are a range of options for you to have help to
be offered respite care to be used in an urgent get your groceries. You can catch the Shoppers Bus,
Four Square Delivery
situation or for carer relief. Usually, a phone call receive 1:1 help from a companion driving service,
Four Square stores may also provide a delivery
to your Needs Assessment service is all that is have your groceries delivered, or you can taxi to the
service – contact the 4-square store in your area.
needed to put respite care in place. supermarket and have the staff help you while you
Cost ranges from $3.00 - $7.50
are there.
Kaikorai Valley: (03) 453 5742
Discuss a referral for Needs Assessment with
Palmerston: (03) 465 1164
your GP. If you are eligible for a Needs Contact your local supermarket to see what assistance
St Clair: (03) 455 7658
Assessment and respite care, your Needs they can offer. If you receive support from a home
Four Square Dunedin: (03) 455 7427 Port
Assessor will discuss with you when and how this support agency, they may be able to take you to the
Chalmers: (03) 472 8746
might be used. Your Needs Assessor will provide supermarket.
you with information about this and their contact
Fresh Choice Green Island Delivery
details so you know who to contact if the need Age Concern Southland
Order by email or phone. $5 to deliver anywhere
arises. A van is available to assist with shopping every
between South Dunedin, Wakari through to
Wednesday. Pick up and drop off for a gold coin
Brighton. Accepts cheque, internet banking or
To find your local Needs Assessment Service donation.
cash. (03) 488 2317 extn line 8
Coordinator (03) 218 6351
grocery@moyles.co.nz
Or discuss how to be referred for a Needs
Assessment, contact the: Countdown Delivery
Napthali – Shopping Service
Care Coordination Centre Delivers anywhere from Milton to Palmerston,
A service provided by Naphtali Activity Centre
Phone 0800 627 236 (03) 470 9300 (Internal Invercargill City and Queenstown. Delivery charges
(North East Valley Dunedin) for adults with
59300) can vary from $8.75 - $15.75 depending on the cost of
intellectual disabilities as part of their community
Postal Address: Private Bag 1921, Dunedin Email: groceries. 0800 40 40 40
outreach. (03) 473 9104,
southerndhbccc@southerndhb.govt.nz Onlineshop@countdown.co.nz
andrea.mckenzie@packgroup.co.nz
www.shop.countdown.co.nz
New World Delivery (Southland) New World,
Driving Miss Daisy (Dunedin)
Windsor and South City Plaza all deliver for a fee.
Charging is based on time and requirements of
individual’s needs. Covers Regions from Waikouaiti –
Plus Bus Shopping Service (Dunedin) Tues-Fri
Outram. Accepts total mobility taxi vouchers. Dunedin
door-to-door services to the supermarket, ring
Head Office: 0800 948 432
them to find the best run for your area. They can
Dunedin South: (03) 486 2033 or 021 503 498
assist with carrying groceries, assist in the aisles if
Page 9 of 15Shopping Services Continued Once groups are established the library will have all
needed, at the same time as having a social outing the groups advertised on their website so that new
- all to help maintain independence and wellbeing. people can book or RSVP via the website, or
$8-$12 return per person, area dependent. alternatively phone the library 03 474 3690 or email at
Different suburbs on different days. 03 455 4050 library@dcc.govt.nz Day Groups
plusbusshops@gmail.com Some facilities or private groups offer Day
Age Concern
Programmes. Day programmes are usually set up
Veggie Boys Delivery Dunedin www.ageconcernotago.com/services - this has links
within a facility or may be run by a private
Delivers from Mosgiel to Port Chalmers Monday to to the following services:
group/trust in the community. They offer a range
Saturday between 2pm-6pm. Order online or by • Accredited visiting service
of interesting activities/ entertainment for their
phone, and spend $25 for free Delivery. (03) 477 • Independent living seminars
members which would allow carers/family
7987 www.veggieboys.net • Senior Chef
members an opportunity to have a break, or those
• English for elders
living alone an opportunity to engage with others.
• Active aging centres and groups:
• The Octagon Club
• South Dunedin Seniors These may not be specifically set up for those with
• Mosgiel Seniors Dementia but check with your Needs Assessor as it
• Regular Bus Trips and annual five day holiday may be appropriate for your family member to
attend.
Social Opportunities adventure, monthly book chat, variety
Day Care can be funded in some instances by the
concert, monthly outings, gym class, walking
There is a long list of social opportunities for people group, social art and crafts, line dancing, District Health Board or WINZ may also fund using
wanting to connect with peers and engage in social bowls, body-beat, Tai Chi, lunch and food a Disability Allowance. Check with your local
and recreational activities. These cater for people with share. Needs Assessment service or GP.
a range of abilities. These are some that we know
about. Also see www.eldernet.co.nz which has Enliven SupportLink Gaius Cottage (Invercargill). Day care for people
information about other community resources This is a free service that matches trained volunteers with dementia to give full time carers a break.
throughout NZ. with older people living in their own home. Offer Private paying options/DHB funded places: 0800
different types of assistance depending on an 26 23 01
Dementia Friendly Reading Groups individual’s needs e.g. transport to appointments, Mosgiel Elder Care, Mosgiel: (03) 489 0075
help with shopping or groceries, or regular friendship Sheen Street, Leslie Groves, Roslyn: (03) 474 1082
Dunedin Libraries in partnership with Alzheimers
etc. Club Enliven: Dunedin and Ranui, Alexandra.
Otago is hosting Dementia Friendly Reading Groups at
Dunedin: 03 477 7115 enliven@psotago.org.nz (03) 4777115
their libraries.
Invercargill 03 216 9099 GSaich@Enlivensld.nz www.psotago.org.nz/services/in-your-
To register interest to attend contact: Jackie
Gore 03 208 0864 POfficerYoung@enlivensld.nz community/club-enlivenClub
McMillan, Reading Promotion Coordinator, 03 474
3677 or 021 594 428. Wakatipu 03 442 4408 Cherie.Morgan-
Email jackie.mcmillan@dcc.govt.nz McGrory@enlivensld.nz
Page 10 of 15(03) 471 6152 or 0800 693 342
www.disabilityinfo.co.nz
Day Groups continued Support and Advice
Disability Information Service (Southland)
There are many agencies available who offer valuable
For a range of services including equipment,
support, advice and equipment or aids.
Club Enliven: Dunedin and Ranui, Alexandra. support to attend hospital appointments.
(03) 4777115 25 Gala Street, Invercargill.
Age Concern NZ
www.psotago.org.nz/services/in-your-community/club- (03) 214 5000 or 0800 100 531.
Age Concern is a charitable organisation dedicated
enliven info@drcsouth.co.nz www.drcsouth.co.nz
solely to people over 65. Age Concerns offer expertise
and knowledge of all available services for older
Senior Link, South Dunedin: (03) 456 4249. Dunedin Budget Advisory Service
people as well as social activities.
www.senior-link.org Community House 283-301 Moray Pl, Dunedin
www.ageconcern.org.nz
www.budgetingdunedin.co.nz
Waikiwi Gardens (Invercargill) Offers a $35 a day
Carers’ Society Otago
pick up and drop off. Includes meals, an extra $5 Eldernet
Supports family/whānau carers with one on one
will purchase a meal to take home. To access information about bed
support and with six support groups throughout
(03) 2157200 www.waikiwigardens.co.nz availability/information about residential facilities
Otago. HYPERLINK "http://www.carersotago.org.nz"
and services in your area. www.eldernet.co.nz
www.carersotago.org.nz
Parata Day Group – 03 208 6303
Ready for Living – Eastern Southland
Community Connections Centre
Ready for Living coordinator can help with advocacy
A community house where members of the public can
for older people, help connect people with social
get support, advice, information or connection to the
groups or volunteer opportunities and provide
right service for their needs (including free Lawyer).
other information. Help with applications for Free
There is printing, scanning and copying, help filling out
over 80 parking, Strength and balance classes,
forms, along with print resources on a range of
assess for Total Mobility and lobby for bigger
community and social support groups and
change in the Gore District.
organisations in Eastern Southland.
kyliereadyforliving@goredc.govt.nz
https://www.cnt.org.nz/
https://readyforliving.co.nz/
Phone: 021 198 0480
Disability Information Service (Otago)
Free information and advice, equipment and aids,
Senior Line
continence product service with free samples and
Helping older people navigate the health system.
delivery. Ground floor Dunedin Community House,
0800 725463 www.seniorline.org.nz
301
Moray Place, Dunedin.
Page 11 of 15Driving Miss Daisy (Invercargill) Northern Southland to Invercargill or Dunedin
Rachel Goodall: (03) 216 7763 or 021 503 334 Western Southland Area
www.drivingmissdaisy.co.nz/franchise/invercargill
Transport Services Freedom Drivers Total Mobility Card
Driving and Companion Services Half price taxi fare for people unable to drive and
People may be able to access discounted taxi fares if www.freedomdrivers.co.nz/ unable to use public transport. There are 15
they are no longer able to drive. In addition to public Dunedin supporting agencies across Otago to help people
transport and taxi services there are some transport Driver: Sally McArthur who have difficulty accessing public transport,
services for health related appointments. Phone: (03) 471 8177 assessing them for eligibility to access subsidised
taxi transport. This is a 50% subsidy (up to $25)
Disability Resource Centre Southland Invercargill on eligible door-to-door transport with one of 16
Free transport to attend hospital based appointments Driver: Stephen Pont approved
(03) 214 5000 or 0800 100 531 Phone: (03) 217 0932 transport operators, including taxi companies
and private hire companies.
Driver Assessment NZ Red Cross Community Transport
Your clinician may refer you for a driver assessment. It Free transport to and from doctor hospital or Otago:
may be suggested that you have this with an community appointment (03) 4771527 For more information about Total Mobility
Occupational Therapist. The following fact sheet contact Otago Regional Council. 0800 474 082
outlines what this may involve. You may also choose Staying Safe www.orc.govt.nz/public-transport/total-mobility
to have your assessment with the AA or a Registered A refresher workshop for senior road users. Contact
Driving School. NZ Transport. A Self assessment quiz is available Southland:
www.nzta.govt.nz/assets/resources/factsheets/51/do online. www.icc.govt.nz/community/total-mobility
cs/51-ot-assessments.pdf 0800 822 422 Vouchers are available for subsidized travel from
www.nzta.govt.nz/safety/driving-safely/senior-drivers various services e.g. Age Concern and Enliven.
You may also choose to have your These can be used with services such as: - Good
assessment with the AA or a Registered St John Health Shuttles Partners (golden ride) 0800 262 301 - Driving
Driving School 0800 103 046 Miss Daisy.
www.stjohn.org.nz
Driving Miss Daisy (Dunedin) A koha (donation) based community service that
Charge based on time and requirements of transports people to health-related visits, and then
individual’s needs. Covers Regions from Waikouaiti – brings them home again.
Outram. Accepts total mobility taxi vouchers. Provides transport within Dunedin for medical and
Dunedin Head Office: 0800 948 432 health related appointments. The service operates
Dunedin South: (03) 486 2033 or 021 503 498 Dunedin Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays.
North: (03) 467 5017 or 021 503 298 Health Shuttles between areas and towns:
Central Otago to Dunedin
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An online version of this document and further
information regarding local health services can be
found on the ‘Home as my First Choice’ page on the
Feedback for SDHB Services Southern DHB website:
www.southernhealth.nz.home-as-my-first-choice
You are encouraged to give feedback at any time you
feel you would like to. You can do this in a number of
We will update this area with any information we
ways, by:
receive about supports in particular
• Talking to any member of staff areas/communities.
• Phone: Patient Affairs Office (03) 470 9533
• E-mail: feedback@southerndhb.govt.nz Please email CNAAdmin@southerndhb.govt.nz or call
• Website: www.southernhealth.nz 0800 627 236 if you have information or updates for
your area.
Patients can contact the Health and Disability
Advocacy Service for free independent advice and
support on 0800 555 050.
Look out for a copy of this brochure around the
hospital. You can record your compliments,
complaints or suggestions directly onto to it and
Freepost back to the Southern DHB.
Page 13 of 15Doctor Nursing Team My Family, Whānau Dietician
Diagnoses and Assists with your care, and support people Assess and gives advice to
recommends treatment promotes wellbeing and make sure that you are
for your conditions eating the right foods
independence
Physiotherapist Occupational Therapist Pharmacist Cultural Support
Ensures that your Supports you and your
Helps you to get moving Promotes your safety and medicines are right for family/whānau with any
safely and improve your independence with every- you and your conditions cultural needs
breathing day tasks within your home
Clinical Nurse Specialist Chaplaincy
Social Worker Speech Language Provides you and your Services
Discusses your situation Therapist whānau with education and Provides you and your
and can advise and information around specific family/whānau with
Supports you with
educate on a number of health needs - diabetes, emotional and spiritual
communication and
practical and legal respiratory and/or cardiac support
matters swallowing disorders
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