Pacific Homecare is a Charitable Trust organisation providing home-based healthcare in South Auckland
10/10/2025
Bula Vinaka and Happy Fiji Day 🇫🇯
The Pacific Homecare team wrapped up Fijian Language Week with a delicious bbq feast, sharing about the culture and embracing the language through song (which the whole office joined in)!
We hope you all have enjoyed Fijian language week, embraced the culture and learnt a word or two in the language ✨
Vinaka!
08/10/2025
For day 4 of Fijian Language Week, our Fijian staff made us a beautiful lunch 🩵 Some of our team even got to share their favourite Fijian dish as well.
See the video for more!
08/10/2025
For day 4 of Fijian Language Week, our Fijian staff made us a beautiful lunch 🩵 Some of our team even got to share their favourite Fijian dish as well.
See the video for more!
07/10/2025
Bula Vinaka! Welcome to Fijian Language Week for 2025 🇫🇯
Theme: “Na noqu vosa me na tekivu mai vale”�(My language starts at home) 💬🏠
This year’s theme reminds us that our language journey begins in the heart of every home. It’s a beautiful call for families to make Fijian the language of love, laughter, and everyday life — to speak it, share it, and keep it alive for future generations.
Join us as we ask our team their favourite word in Fijian.
Vinaka!
05/10/2025
✨ Pacific Homecare is happy to welcome Dallas Young as our newest Board member.
A proud Cook Islands Māori woman with ancestral roots in Takitumu and Atiu, Dallas brings over 20 years of experience in government, policy, and community development in the Cook Islands and across the Pacific region. Having served on various governance boards, Dallas continues to contribute to work that centres Pacific voices and lived experience.
Her personal connection to the care sector is shaped by her experiences supporting whānau navigate health and support services in the Cook Islands and New Zealand. With a deep love for her island home and Pacific communities, Dallas upholds a belief in mana-enhancing, Pacific-led care that protects culture, dignity, and respect ❤🌺
Dallas is honoured to join the Pacific Homecare Trust Board and looks forward to supporting the wellbeing of Pacific families.
Rarotonga Home Healthcare Services, a Cook Islands–owned and operated organisation, provides quality nursing and care solutions for the Rarotonga community. Founded in 2022 by Maui Daniel and Tarina Moorfield, the service supports those who need it most—especially our mamas, papas, and people living with disabilities.
In 2023, Pacific Homecare proudly became a sponsor through a three-year pilot. Since then, we’ve seen the team’s compassion and professionalism in action and look forward to sharing more of their inspiring stories!
Talofa and welcome to day 4 of Tuvalu Language Week!
The theme this year is ‘Faipati mo te mautinoa kae amanaia tou fakavae – Speak confidently and respect your foundation’. ✨🤝
Let's embrace the theme today by learning some words and phrases in Te Gana Tuvalu!
28/09/2025
Our September Employee of the Month goes to Support Worker Tausala Fuimaono! Recognised for her kind heart, uplifting spirit, and dedication to her clients 💙✨
Her colleagues describe her as approachable and a joy to be around. As Tausala says: "I support my clients by following their care plans to the best of my ability, but sometimes I go further when I feel it’s necessary."
We’re so proud to celebrate you, Tausala. Thank you for the kindness and care you bring every day!
Our Wellness team had an amazing time at the Free Community Health Day at Life Church Manurewa ✨ Proudly representing Pacific Homecare and sharing about our Ora'anga Services with so many in our community.
The day was filled with free health checks, insightful workshops on Gout and Menopause, fun activities, prizes, food, face painting and wellness packs to take home 🎉
A beautiful day of learning and looking after our health, together.
23/09/2025
Leolasi Fauena, our Operations Manager and graduate of the Improving Wellbeing Outcomes for Pacific Families micro-credential, reflects on his academic journey—and how the course helped him reconnect with his culture while deepening his understanding of Pacific worldviews of health and wellbeing.
His story is a reminder that learning can empower us not just in our work, but also personally and culturally ✨
👉 Read more through the link below!
More than 100 professionals have completed the programme, reinforcing their health skills and cultural understanding.
18/09/2025
🌟 THIS WEEKEND: FREE COMMUNITY HEALTH DAY 🌟
Our Wellness Team will join the teams at Moana Connect, Pasefika Family Health Group, and Life Church for the FREE Community Health Day.
Details:
🌺 Saturday 20 September.
🌺 10:00am - 2:00pm.
🌺 Life Church Manurewa, 24/26 Maich Road, Manurewa, Auckland.
See more in the flyer. We'd love to see you all there!
🗣️Join us on September 20th at Life Church Manurewa for a FREE Community Health Day!
We’ve got free health checks, immunisations, nutritional advice, and so much more - all designed to keep our people strong, informed, and thriving.
✨Come through, bring your Aiga, and see for yourselves what’s on offer - it’s all about being beneficial for you and your Aiga 🙌🏽
17/09/2025
Our Wellness Services Navigators, Sam and Epenesa, recently teamed up with Mira, an Employment Consultant from Workbridge, to explore new job opportunities for our families and customers in the Whānau Ora and Ora'anga services.
Mira shared her expertise on processes, eligibility and insights into MSD and mental health. She also connected us with other organisations we can work with to better support our families.
Empowering our community towards brighter futures, together 🤝🏆
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Pacific Homecare was established in 1988 and was originally known as Kuki Airani Aorangi Pakari Trust. It was run by two women who answered a need for homecare services for the Pacific Island elderly people in the local Otara community. They raised funds by making and selling tivaivai (Cook Island bedspreads).
The group grew as they responded to the demand of the diverse Pacific cultures, elderly and disabled in the Counties Manukau region.
In 1995 Kuki Airani Aorangi Pakari Trust changed its name to Pacific Island Home Care Services Trust. Pacific Island Home Care Services Trust became a Health
Provider affiliated to and funded by the Counties Manukau District Health Board (CMDHB), the Ministry of Health (MOH) and the Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC).
In April 2011 Pacific Island Home Care Services Trust rebranded and changed our name to Pacific Homecare.
Our Approach
We take a sensitive cultural approach to our work, respecting the cultural differences, requirements and preferences of all clients. As a certified Home Health Care Service Provider, we encourage a holistic approach to health and work in accordance with the Treaty of Waitangi’s three core principles of protection, partnership and participation. We apply business structure and best practice in order to fully meet the needs of our clients. To continue to add value in the lives of those we serve, we aim to always keep pace with change. We continually look to improve the way we do things to ensure clients are happy and well cared for. The key areas of focus for our strategic plan are:
Looking after our customers better
Supporting and Empowering our staff
Deepening engagement and influence
Underpinning these four strategic goals are two key elements of our responsiveness:
Cultural appropriateness and responsiveness – Applying a holistic approach to health & wellbeing, encompassing the physical, mental, cultural & spiritual dimensions
Innovation – Creating & implementing new ideas & solutions to spearhead growth through a world-class, scalable, operational model