Restoring Stability, Rebuilding Whānau, Transforming Futures
Te Pera Mahi Oranga provides transitional housing and wraparound support for whānau in East Auckland—helping individuals move from crisis to independence with dignity and purpose.
Who we support
- Whānau experiencing homelessness
- Individuals transitioning from crisis or instability
- People ready to rebuild their lives
What we do
Transitional Housing (Active)
Te Hinaki Hapu provides safe, secure, and culturally supportive housing for individuals and whānau experiencing housing instability. A home of hope while you find your feet.
- Short to medium-term housing
- Safe and supportive environments
- Daily structure and accountability
Whakaruruhau Skills Hub (Active)
We create opportunities for people to move forward into training, employment, and long-term independence.
- Trade and skills training
- Work readiness support
- Pathways into employment
- Partnership with BCITO supporting industry-aligned training
Recovery & Wellbeing (In Development)
This programme is designed for individuals who:
- Have completed a residential or clinical treatment programme
- Are in early recovery and require ongoing structured support
- Are committed to long-term abstinence from drugs and alcohol
- Need a stable, supportive environment to transition back into everyday life
We have supported:
- 71 whānau into sustainable housing
- 152 individuals advocacy
We are currently recruiting students for our 10-week course, commencing 20th April 2026.
This programme is currently in the developmental phase.
"Te Pera Mahi Oranga Social Services has been a lifeline for my whānau. Their support, compassion, and cultural understanding have helped us navigate through some of the toughest times in our lives."
- A grateful whānau member
Contact
Panmure, Auckland
New Zealand
Opening Hours
Mon - Fri: 9am - 3pm
Weekends: Closed
Contact
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