Te Oriori and Pūmotomoto

21/12/2025

21/12/2025

16/12/2025

15/12/2025

Kia ora whānau These are the dates for Raumati Community Outings, All outings are from 10am-12pm, light lunch provided. Please bring your own water.

Tues 30th dec Avebury Park
Tues 6th Jan Broad Park Playground
Thurs 8th Jan Rawhiti Domain playground
Wed 14th Jan – Abberley Gardens
Fri 16th Jan – South New Brighton Domain
Tues 20th Jan – Phillipstown Hub
Mon 26th Jan Phillipstown Hub
Wed 28th Jan – Avebury Park

11/12/2025

09/12/2025

Kia ora whānau Join our Ōtautahi to Ōhinehou Christmas Hīkoi

Date: Sunday 14 December
Time: 8.30am
Kaupapa: A whānau-friendly hīkoi over the Bridle Path, finishing with kai, drinks and prize draws (including a $500 PAK’nSAVE voucher).

08/12/2025

Kia ora whānau Please follow the link if your interested in joining our Raumati Community Outings

23/11/2025

Ngā mihi nui to everyone who came in for their measles vaccination last week!
If you haven’t had the chance yet, we’re still offering free immunisations; it’s not too late to get protected.
Come see us and keep yourself and your whānau safe ❤
Measles Immunisation Clinic
📍 Te Oriori, 41 Essex Street, Phillipstown
🕘 Mon–Thurs 9:30 am–4 pm | Fri 9:30 am–1 pm
🚗 Street parking available
💬 For more info, contact Siobhan on 027 266 3796

11/11/2025

📢 Measles Immunisation Event – This Thursday!
Kia ora e te whānau! 💛
Join us for free MMR vaccinations — no booking needed, just come along!
🗓 Thursday 13 November
🕒 3 PM – 6 PM
📍 41 Essex Street, Phillipstown
Measles spreads faster than almost any other illness and can make you very unwell. Symptoms include: fever, cough, runny nose, sore watery eyes, and a rash — but it’s preventable! 💉
Protect yourself and your whānau — come for vaccination, kai, waiata, and connection.

05/11/2025

Kia ora whānau!
It’s Measles Immunisation Week
Measles is no joke — it spreads quickly and can make both adults and tamariki really unwell. Te Oriori and Pūmotomoto are offering free immunisations to those in need.
Common symptoms include:
🤒 Fever (38°C or higher)
😷 Cough and runny nose
👀 Sore, red eyes
🌸 A rash that appears 3–5 days after the other symptoms
Why getting immunised matters:
If you’re fully protected, you’re not just looking after yourself — you’re helping to protect your whānau and community too. Plus, if you’ve had your two MMR shots, you won’t need to stay home or isolate if you come into contact with someone who has measles.
How to get protected:
✅ You’re immune if you’ve had measles before, or
✅ You’ve had two doses of the MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) vaccine after 12 months of age.
If you’re not sure about your immunisation status or want to get protected, come and kōrero with us — we’re here to help and it’s free!
Contact: Siobhan 027 266 3796