Mangere Health Centre Ltd

Mangere Health Centre Ltd We are a large family friendly medical practice located in the heart of the Mangere Town Centre. Our team works in partnership to create healthy communities.

Mangere Health Centre opened its doors in 1974 and started with 3 General Practitioners. We are now a thriving business with 9 Doctors who are supported by an experienced team of nursing and administration staff. We do this by forming long term relationships with the people of our communities. Like any relationship it is based on respect, mutual rewards plus service beyond formal obligation. We provide affordable, accessible care aimed at improving the quality of life of those we come in touch with. Our Doctor and nurse teams are:
Dr Saima Rashid and nurse Nazmun
Dr Khadder Aweidah and nurse Karishma
Dr Wahida Amran-Safi and nurse Venet
Dr David Hall and nurse Malia
Dr Timothy Hou and nurse Lorrayne & Shayna
Dr Christopher Rapsey and nurse Kiri
Dr Rekha Das and nurse Ara
Dr Satya Subramanian, Dr Joannan Lan, Dr Anwitee Udayam and nurses Nuzhat and Shayna help all of our teams

Our Administrative Team members are:
Lisa
Heather
Tina
Karen
Salome


Our Practice Manager is Carol Neki

Our Nurse Manager is Ruth McKenzie

29/01/2026

Did you know about our Staying Safe refresher courses?

Together with NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi - Wellington, Age Concern offers free Staying Safe: Refresher Courses for Older Drivers all over New Zealand to help you feel safe and confident on the road 🚗

To sign up you can give us a ring at our Freephone - 0800 65 2 105 or head on to our website - https://www.ageconcern.org.nz/.../Driver_Education.aspx

You can also contact the fantastic team at your local Age Concern to find out more about these programmes and resources.

29/01/2026
The Ministry of Social Development is keen to hear your thoughts on a draft Action Plan for unpaid or informal carers wh...
26/01/2026

The Ministry of Social Development is keen to hear your thoughts on a draft Action Plan for unpaid or informal carers which will provide a roadmap for the long-term issues they face.
The draft Action Plan has been developed in partnership with the Carers Alliance and an Advisory Group of organisations representing the needs of carers.
There will be multiple opportunities for you to have your say, including community and online workshops, submissions and a quick survey. Visit MSD’s website out more. Consultation will be open until 12 March 2026.

The Ministry of Social Development is keen to hear your thoughts on a draft Action Plan for unpaid or informal carers which will provide a roadmap for the long-term issues they face.

The draft Action Plan has been developed in partnership with the Carers Alliance and an Advisory Group of organisations representing the needs of carers.

There will be multiple opportunities for you to have your say, including community and online workshops, submissions and a quick survey. Visit MSD’s website out more. Consultation will be open until 12 March 2026.

https://www.msd.govt.nz/about-msd-and-our-work/publications-resources/consultations/carers-strategy-action-plan/draft-carers-strategy-action-plan.html

Local grant applications are open. Check out the post below for more information!
26/01/2026

Local grant applications are open. Check out the post below for more information!

The Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board is inviting community groups, organisations, and individuals to apply for the Board’s Local Grant round two, open from 12 January to 20 February 2026, for projects starting after 1 May 2026.

26/01/2026

We are just two weeks away from the return of Ōtara Library’s Arts and Craft Club!

We are so excited for another year of creativity, exploration and fun!

So if you’re looking for something free and fun to kickstart your weekend, or wanting to hone your tamariki’s creative skills - here’s a few reminders:

📍 Where: Ōtara Library
🎨 What: A unique art activity each week
🗓️ When: Every Saturday during the school term - starting from February 7th 2026
⏰ Time: 11am - 12pm
🧑‍🎨 Who: Children aged 5-12
💲 Cost: FREE! All materials provided

Keen to learn to grow your own kai and build resilience? Check out the post below from ME family services.
26/01/2026

Keen to learn to grow your own kai and build resilience?

Check out the post below from ME family services.

🌱 We’re excited to begin the year with our first Maara Kai Ora Programme 🌱
This is an open invitation to come together, slow down, and reconnect with the whenua through growing kai. Whether you’re experienced or just curious, there’s a place for everyone to learn, share, and be part of a supportive community. We’d love for you to be part of this journey with us. Registrations are now open, so sign up and join us as we start the year nurturing wellbeing, connection, and growth side by side 🌿✨

Registration link : https://forms.gle/2PRXJRDfvft695j68

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Senior wellbeing group for senior, refugee-background women to come together and socialise every fortnight. Check out th...
26/01/2026

Senior wellbeing group for senior, refugee-background women to come together and socialise every fortnight.
Check out the post below for more information.

💬💛🌱🫂🧘‍♀️🌈✨👥💞🔄☀️🌿🫶🧩😊🌍🤗💖
We're super excited to announce our new psychosocial wellbeing group for senior, refugee-background women to come together and socialise every fortnight.
Join us at Fickling Convention Centre if you're interested.
Our first session will be on Wednesday, 28 January from 2:30 to 4:30pm.
Proudly funded by Office for Seniors New Zealand Age-friendly fund.
With generous support from Mt Roskill Library.

Brave Hearts NZ Manukau support group is back on Thursday 29 January 2026.They support family and whānau who are support...
26/01/2026

Brave Hearts NZ Manukau support group is back on Thursday 29 January 2026.
They support family and whānau who are supporting someone experiencing addiction harm — helping people find hope and healing along the way.
💬 What happens at Brave Hearts NZ meetings?
These gatherings are safe spaces where people can: ✨ Share their story if they feel ready — their voice matters
✨ Listen to others who understand the weight they carry
✨ Learn practical skills to navigate ongoing challenges
✨ Feel supported, empowered, and reminded that healing is possible
Their journey matters. Hearing stories of hope from people who’ve walked a similar path can make even the hardest days feel lighter. If they’re new, there’s no pressure — they can come, sit, and listen. They’re welcome as they are.
📍 Manukau meeting
Restarting: Thursday 29 January 2026
Last Thursday of every month, 6pm
CADS (Community Alcohol and Drug Service)
Corner of Ronwood Ave and Sharkey St, next to Turuki Health

Brave Hearts NZ Manukau support group is back on Thursday 29 January 2026.

They support family and whānau who are supporting someone experiencing addiction harm — helping people find hope and healing along the way.

💬 What happens at Brave Hearts NZ meetings?

These gatherings are safe spaces where people can: ✨ Share their story if they feel ready — their voice matters
✨ Listen to others who understand the weight they carry
✨ Learn practical skills to navigate ongoing challenges
✨ Feel supported, empowered, and reminded that healing is possible

Their journey matters. Hearing stories of hope from people who’ve walked a similar path can make even the hardest days feel lighter. If they’re new, there’s no pressure — they can come, sit, and listen. They’re welcome as they are.

📍 Manukau meeting
Restarting: Thursday 29 January 2026
Last Thursday of every month, 6pm
CADS (Community Alcohol and Drug Service)
Corner of Ronwood Ave and Sharkey St, next to Turuki Health

📍 North Shore meeting.... 7th February
First Saturday of every month, 11am
Pickles
1 Antares Place, Mairangi Bay

📅 Can’t make it in person?
They also offer a monthly online meeting so people can join from anywhere.

🚗 Other in-person meetings across Aotearoa
Monthly face-to-face meetings are also held in:
Hamilton
Tauranga
Mt Maunganui
Rotorua
Christchurch

Full meeting schedule:
https://www.bravehearts.nz/support
More information about their services:
https://www.bravehearts.nz/our-services/

📞 Need support now?
Freephone: 0508 272 834
📧 Email: support@bravehearts.nz

People are brave. They are strong. And they don’t have to face this alone. Coming to a meeting can be a first step toward connection, healing, and hope.

26/01/2026

It's the new year and this session is full of fun - Family Fun! 🌟 We are back for 2026 😄 Don't miss out on the first session back, 31st January 2026, 10:30AM start. Mā te wā!

Great for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers, this session is all about interactive fun that promotes learning through play. Come enjoy a mix of movement, music, and stories with your little ones. This is perfect for families who can't make our regular weekday sessions or just want to squeeze in a little more fun!

FREE Pacific Language Online courses 2026- for more details, check out the post below!
26/01/2026

FREE Pacific Language Online courses 2026- for more details, check out the post below!

Enrol now in our FREE NZQA Lea Faka-Tonga Courses for 2026 🌺
Enrolments close 6 February so don’t miss out!

You can also register for the following Pacific languages:
🇼🇸 Gagana Samoa
🇹🇴 Lea Faka-Tonga
🇫🇯 Vosavakaviti
🇹🇻 Te Gana Tuvalu
🇳🇺 Vagahau Niue
🇹🇰 Gagana Tokelau
🇨🇰 Te Reo Māori Kūki ‘Airani
🇰🇮 Te Taetae Ni Kiribati
🇫🇯 Fäeag Rotuạm Ta

✨ Secure your spot today:
🔗 https://centreforpacificlanguages.co.nz/courses/enrol-now/?fbclid=IwVERDUAPmoedleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEe20y-4lH_vdkR_F3bXuZS6hm4xvDeBUjNhsuES5tNL0PVzon3GPDgEx1Tkng_aem_sCvLJVkUGJVlOtx7nGFeGQ

Address

6 Waddon Place
Mangere
2022

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+6492550600

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Mangere Health Centre opened its doors in 1974 and started with 3 General Practitioners. We are now a thriving business with 9 Doctors who are supported by an experienced team of nursing and administration staff. Our team works in partnership to create healthy communities. We do this by forming long term relationships with the people of our communities. Like any relationship it is based on respect, mutual rewards plus service beyond formal obligation. We provide affordable, accessible care aimed at improving the quality of life of those we come in touch with. Our Doctor and nurse teams are: Dr Khadder Aweidah and nurse Jeszell Dr Christopher Naughton and nurse Venet Dr David Hall and nurse Malia Dr Timothy Hou and nurse Lorrayne Dr Himali McInnes and nurse Ann Dr Andrew Manning and nurse Roshni Dr Satya Subramanian Dr Rekha Das and nurse Joyti Dr Wahida Amran-Safi and nurse Joyti Our Administrative Team members are: Lisa Heather Tina Kelly Karen Salome Our Practice Manager is Carol Neki Our Nurse Manager is Ruth McKenzie