Pacific Homecare

Pacific Homecare Pacific Homecare is a Charitable Trust organisation providing home-based healthcare in South Auckland

✨ JOIN US THIS THURSDAY: WELLNESS DAY ✨FREE entry & sausage sizzle. Zumba, games and prizes to be won!Details:🌺 Date: Th...
14/04/2026

✨ JOIN US THIS THURSDAY: WELLNESS DAY ✨

FREE entry & sausage sizzle. Zumba, games and prizes to be won!

Details:
🌺 Date: Thursday 16 April.
🌺 Time: 10:00am - 2:00pm.
🌺 Location: Next to BNZ Bank, 1 Criterion Street, Ōtāhuhu.

See you there 👋
Vaka Tautua Penina Trust

🌺 MEASLES COMMUNITY TOOLKITS | Available in 5 Pacific Languages 🌺Measles is a highly contagious virus that spreads easil...
13/04/2026

🌺 MEASLES COMMUNITY TOOLKITS | Available in 5 Pacific Languages 🌺

Measles is a highly contagious virus that spreads easily from person to person and can make people very unwell. Staying informed is one of the best ways we can protect ourselves, our aiga, and our communities 💙

Thanks to Health New Zealand - Te Whatu Ora, we have resources available in 5 Pacific languages (with more on the way). These include videos, posters, and relevant info to support our communities!

👉 Click the link below to view the toolkits: https://bit.ly/4sp2oka

CYCLONE VAIANU | Stay prepared this weekend.With Cyclone Vaianu expected this Sunday, it’s a good time to check in and m...
09/04/2026

CYCLONE VAIANU | Stay prepared this weekend.

With Cyclone Vaianu expected this Sunday, it’s a good time to check in and make sure you and your whānau are prepared 💙

We have helpful advice and support from the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) and Civil Defence. Information is available in multiple languages, some including Māori, Cook Islands Māori, Samoan, Tongan, Niuean, Tokelauan, and Punjabi.

🔸 What to do before, during and after a storm:
https://bit.ly/41l0Xbp

🔸 Where to get support during an emergency:
https://bit.ly/4sitl8V

Take care and keep well 🌺✨

MetService is tracking Tropical Cyclone Vaianu which is forecast to move southwards bringing severe wind and rain to New Zealand over the weekend.

To prepare for this:

🐶 Make a plan for your whānau and pets.
⚠️ Bring inside or tie down anything that strong winds could break or pick up. If you have a trampoline, turn it upside down to minimise the surface area exposed to wind and tie it down firmly.
🌲 Remove any debris or loose items from around your property. Branches and firewood can become airborne in strong winds.
🏡 Check on your neighbours and anyone who might need your help.
🐄 Move farm animals to areas that are safe from flooding and high winds.
🚮 Clear waste and debris away from drains.
🔦 Be prepared with torches and have a solar or battery powered radio so you can keep up with the latest news and alerts.

More information on what to do before, during and after a storm is on https://getready.govt.nz/emergency/storms

Stay up to date with the latest weather information from MetService New Zealand.

Local information will be provided by your Civil Defence Emergency Management Group.

This can be a stressful time. If you need to talk to somebody, you can free text or call 1737 to speak to a counsellor, call Healthline on 0800 611 116 or talk to your local GP.

Please share this information with whānau, friends and neighbours.

✨ REMINDER: WE ARE HIRING SUPPORT WORKERS ✨We are seeking compassionate and reliable Support Workers to join our team in...
09/04/2026

✨ REMINDER: WE ARE HIRING SUPPORT WORKERS ✨

We are seeking compassionate and reliable Support Workers to join our team in South Auckland. No formal qualifications required – training and development supported by Pacific Homecare.

NOTE: You will need eligibility to work in New Zealand, reliable transport, and availability for rostered hours. Weekend availability is also required (especially Sundays).

To apply, head to our careers page on our PHC website and fill out an application form: https://pacifichomecare.org.nz/careers/ 🌺

08/04/2026

Winter is approaching. Protect yourself and your family.

Flu vaccines are available starting today, 1 April, to safeguard you and your community this winter.

Flu, Covid, and whooping cough spread more easily in colder months. Immunisation effectively reduces severe illness, hospitalisation, and the spread of winter viruses.

✅ Flu vaccines available now
✅ Covid vaccines year-round; ensure you’re up-to-date before winter
✅ Free vaccines for those aged 65+, anyone who is pregnant, and people with certain health conditions.

👶 Protect pēpi this winter
Whooping cough (pertussis) can be serious for babies. Pregnant women should get immunised to pass some immunity to newborns until they receive their own immunisations at 6 weeks. (Ensure baby's immunisations are timely!)

You can book vaccines at many pharmacies, GPs, Hauora Māori, and Pacific health providers, as well as some midwives and community vaccinators.

📅 Book your vaccination online at 👉 bookmyvaccine.health.nz

In addition to vaccination, prevent winter illness by staying home if unwell, washing hands frequently, and practicing good hygiene.

Our Wellness Services team continues to support our wider community, with a strong focus on growing and strengthening ou...
07/04/2026

Our Wellness Services team continues to support our wider community, with a strong focus on growing and strengthening our navigator workforce 💙

Through our partnership with Tātou Collective, our team have taken part in national training, Operations Manager workshops, and Communities of Practice.

A special highlight was leading the March Community of Practice in Māngere - a moment the team is incredibly proud of 👏

WELLNESS DAY ✨💙🌺 Date: Thursday 16 April.🌺 Time: 10:00am - 2:00pm.🌺 Location: Next to BNZ Bank, 1 Criterion Street, Ōtāh...
07/04/2026

WELLNESS DAY ✨💙

🌺 Date: Thursday 16 April.
🌺 Time: 10:00am - 2:00pm.
🌺 Location: Next to BNZ Bank, 1 Criterion Street, Ōtāhuhu.

Join us on Thursday 16 April, 10am–2pm in Ōtāhuhu, Auckland 📍

Come along to learn about the 5 Ways to Wellbeing, connect with others, meet our partners and find out more about Ora’anga services that can support you and your family 💚

HAPPY EASTER ALL 💙As we celebrate Easter Monday, we hope you and your whānau are enjoying the long weekend. Stay safe, t...
05/04/2026

HAPPY EASTER ALL 💙

As we celebrate Easter Monday, we hope you and your whānau are enjoying the long weekend. Stay safe, take care, and keep well.

MEITAKI

We recently farewelled one of our team members, Daniel.Daniel has been a valued member of the Corporate team for the pas...
02/04/2026

We recently farewelled one of our team members, Daniel.

Daniel has been a valued member of the Corporate team for the past two years, serving as our People and Culture Administrator and the friendly face at our reception area. We wish him all the very best in his next chapter 💙

At the same time, we’re excited to welcome Salome to the Corporate and People and Culture team as our new People and Culture Administrator 🌺✨

Many of you will already know Salome from her time as a Support Worker, and we’re happy to see her step into this new role. Make sure to give her a warm welcome when you see her in the office!

✨ VACANCY AVAILABLE: SUPPORT WORKER. Weekend Availability Required (especially Sundays) ✨We are seeking compassionate an...
31/03/2026

✨ VACANCY AVAILABLE: SUPPORT WORKER. Weekend Availability Required (especially Sundays) ✨

We are seeking compassionate and reliable Support Workers to join our team in South Auckland. No formal qualifications required – training and development supported by Pacific Homecare.

About the role:

You’ll provide home‑based support guided by a Client Care Plan. This may include:
🌺 Household support, including Meal Preparation.
🌺 Personal care and daily living support.
🌺 Social support and companionship.
🌺 Approved complex care (where trained).

NOTE: You will need eligibility to work in New Zealand, reliable transport, and availability for rostered hours.

To apply, head to our careers page on our PHC website and fill out an application form: https://pacifichomecare.org.nz/careers/

✨ MARCH EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH: FUATINO MATAU ✨Support Worker, Fuatino, has been recognised for her warm, friendly nature...
26/03/2026

✨ MARCH EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH: FUATINO MATAU ✨

Support Worker, Fuatino, has been recognised for her warm, friendly nature and the genuine care she shows to her clients. She takes the time to connect, helping clients feel comfortable and at ease, and always brings a positive attitude to her work.

Her professionalism and attention to detail ensure clients are well cared for, while her thoughtful touches help maintain dignity and well-being.

Thank you, Fuatino, for the incredible work you do!

To read more, go to: https://pacifichomecare.org.nz/employee-of-the-month/6939/shining-with-care-march-employee-of-the-month-fuatino-matau/

Some of our amazing Support Workers have recently taken part in our Digital Pathways and Safety Pathways programmes thro...
17/03/2026

Some of our amazing Support Workers have recently taken part in our Digital Pathways and Safety Pathways programmes through our Workplace Literacy Programme with The Learning Wave.

We’re proud of our Support Workers for continuing to grow their knowledge and strengthen the support they provide to our community 👏

Address

230 Great South Road, Papatoetoe
Auckland
2025

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm
Sunday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+6492749153

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Our History

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