An award-winning health and social services organisation serving the Hutt Valley
24/02/2026
🚨EXTENDED HOURS IS BACK FOR 2026 🚨
From Thursday 12th March 2026, Pacific Health Service Hutt Valley will be open every Thursday, 5pm–9pm.
This remains a free, walk-in clinic for our community, removing one of the biggest barriers to care. If you work full-time, juggle school runs and sports, or can’t step away during the day- this service is for you🫵🏽
‼️Your health shouldn’t have to wait.
We’re here to make sure our people don’t miss out on care when it matters most.
FREE Services available:
✔ Baseline Health Checks
Including blood pressure, blood sugar, oxygen saturation, heart rate, and point-of-care lab test (HbA1c, lipids)
✔ Immunisations & Well Child Checks
All age-appropriate vaccinations and thorough child health assessments
✔ Rapid Testing
On-the-spot results for COVID-19, RSV, flu A & B, strep throat and more
✔ Acute Care
Treatment for colds, infections, minor injuries, asthma, and stomach issues
✔ Women’s Health
HPV self-testing, cervical screening, and urgent contraception services
✔ Long-term Condition Support
Diabetes Annual Reviews, cardiovascular risk assessments, and repeat medications
✔ Paediatric
Support for fever, rashes, ear infections, and minor injuries in children
✔ On-the-Spot Treatment
Immediate diagnosis, prescriptions, and referrals where required
⚠️Please note, This service is not for emergencies. For life-threatening conditions, call 111 or go to your nearest Emergency Department.
You can also access our services in-office through walk-ins or by booking an appointment.
🗓️Monday-Friday 9am till 5pm
📞(04) 577 0394 or 0800747213
📧info@phshutt.co.nz https://www.pacifichealthhutt.co.nz/referral
22/02/2026
What began 11 years ago as a sport and health movement by Pacific Health Service Hutt Valley continues to grow into a vibrant annual celebration of wellbeing, culture and connection for Pasifika families across the Wellington region. 🏉
Built on utilizing the vehicle of sport for health development, by promoting healthy lifestyles, connecting people to health and social services closer to home, and creating inclusive spaces where everyone from our pēpē to our mātua can move and push play together 👏🏽.
Fa’afetai lava, Malo ‘aupito, Vinaka vakalevu, Meitaki Maata, Fakaaue Lahi, Fakafetai and Ko Rabwa to Total Touch Wellington for always holding it down behind the scenes and keeping our tournament running smooth every year. 🙌🏽
Huge alofa and appreciation to our amazing providers and who showed up for our people:
✨ Manawa Ora
✨ Cancer Society of New Zealand
✨ Bee Healthy Regional Dental Service
✨ Te Whatu Ora – Bowel Screening
✨ Kupega o Moana
✨ Wainuiomata Fruit and Vegetable Co-Op
✨ Face paint by Faith Tupou
✨ MC Jodie-Ann Webster
Most importantly well done to all our Turbo Touch players and sideline supporters who brought the electric energy ⚡️ and to our stage legends The Groove Band and DJ La’i, and The Noodles Team for keeping the vibes high all day!
We look forward to welcoming you all back next year! 11 years down, and we’re just getting started! See you next year🙏🏽
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20/02/2026
🎥🔴 We are LIVE at the 11th PHSHV Family Touch Tournament 2026 Games
20/02/2026
🎥🔴 We are LIVE at the 11th PHSHV Family Touch Tournament 2026 Games at Field 4 NeWayin, vs A2J Team
20/02/2026
🎥🔴 We are LIVE at the 11th PHSHV Family Touch Tournament 2026 Games at Field 7, just fo laughs Team vs TNH Team
Don’t miss the Turbo Touch matches - with six players on the field at all times, including one under 12, one over 40, and at least two female players. It’s all about inclusivity, teamwork, and having fun together!
20/02/2026
🎥🔴 We are LIVE kicking off at the 11th PHSHV Family Touch Tournament 2026 with a Full Participation warm up with the teams!
Today, we’re proud to welcome over 40 teams from across the Hutt Valley region. Coming together to get active not only strengthens families, but also builds healthy habits and creates lasting memories. It’s about lifting each other up and showing the next generation that movement can be fun, inclusive, and truly inspiring.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
🚨8.30am – Managers sign in Stop Out Clubrooms- Tournament Control, Get goody bag and draw.
Players to get bands for Over 40’s under 12’s
🚨9.00am Managers briefing
🚨9.30am First event All teams must participate
In front of stage
🚨10.00am - Turbo Touch Games
Outreach starts, Face Painting Game On!
🚨3.00pm Cool Down, Prize giving & Colour Run In front of stage
🎉Best & Fairest awards, Spot prizes to close off our day!
20/02/2026
We look forward to seeing everyone TOMORROW for a fun day of movement, connection, and Pasifika pride at the PHSHV Family Fun Touch Tournament! 🏉
📅 21 February 2026
📍 Hutt Park
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
🚨8.30am – Managers sign in Stop Out Clubrooms- Tournament Control, Get goody bag and draw.
Players to get bands for Over 40’s under 12’s
🚨9.00am Managers briefing
🚨9.30am First event All teams must participate
In front of stage
🚨10.00am - Turbo Touch Games
Outreach starts, Face Painting Game On!
🚨3.00pm Cool Down, Prize giving & Colour Run In front of stage
🎉Best & Fairest awards, Spot prizes to close off our day!
🔊Friendly reminders to keep everyone safe and having fun:
-Stay hydrated throughout the day
-Stretch before and after your games
-Take breaks in the shade to rest and recharge
-Look after our environment - please pick up your rubbish
17/02/2026
Join us THIS WEEKEND for a fun day of movement, connection, and Pasifika pride at the PHSHV Family Fun Touch Tournament! Kids, parents, grandparents, and friends - bring your families to be active, have fun, and build core memories. 👏
🏈Don’t miss the Turbo Touch games, with 6 players on the field, including 1 under 12, 1 over 40, and 2 females at all times. This year we’re also introducing our new Recovery Corner, where you can enjoy guided stretch and mobility sessions to keep you moving strong throughout the day. Plus, there’s FREE prizes and giveaways, live entertainment from The Groove Band and DJ La’i, and we’ll finish the day with our much loved annual Colour Run! 🌈
📣We’ll also have a full range of FREE Health & Wellbeing services available on site, including:
Health screening and testing, with general health checks, point-of-care testing, HPV self-testing, and Hepatitis C testing
Immunisations and prevention support, including vaccinations and women’s health information such as cervical and breast health
Healthy lifestyle support, including smoking cessation and nutrition education
Community health services, with Bee Healthy truck services, Kahu Taurima support, and bowel screening information
🚨Friendly reminders to keep everyone safe and having fun:
-Stay hydrated throughout the day
-Stretch before and after your games
-Take breaks in the shade to rest and recharge
-Look after our environment - please pick up your rubbish
📅 21 February 2026
📍 Hutt Park
📞 Contact: Bronwyn Jahnke - 021 286 8240
✉️ Email: admin@totaltouch.org.nz
15/02/2026
‼️IMPORTANT NOTICE:
📢 With the heavy weather, surface flooding, and road closures happening around us, safety has to come first. 🙏🏽
Our main office will be closed today, and our team will be working from home. We’re still fully up and running online and here to support you - just in a different way for the day.
Thank you for your understanding. Please look after yourselves and each other out there.
15/02/2026
Congratulations to the members of the Pacific Expert Advisory Group (PEAG) a collective of Pacific leaders providing independent expert strategic advice and cultural guidance to the Ministry of Health, including our very own Nurse Practitioner Catherine! 👏🏽
The PEAG helps shape policies and programmes that reflect the health needs and aspirations of Pacific peoples across Aotearoa, supporting access to timely, quality health care for our communities.
🌿 The group’s role includes:
• Delivering strategic advice
• Supporting Te Mana Ola: The Pacific Health Strategy
• Contributing to quality assurance
• Monitoring Pacific health priorities
• Engaging with the Minister of Health and senior leadership
With six members appointed for a two-year term and supported by the Ministry, this group brings Pacific knowledge, lived experience, and community voice to the decision making table.
We are so proud to see Nurse Practitioner Catherine Tuakalau representing with excellence and heart. 🌺
14/02/2026
✨Faith‑Led. Family‑Centred. Community‑Strong
The Faith Led program at Pacific Health Service Hutt Valley has launched. And today we are starting with The Church of the Latter Day Saints (Lower Hutt).
Faith-led is a 12‑week programme supporting Pacific wellbeing through activities, movement and support focussed on four aspects of our faith, food, fitness and family.
🌿FAITH: The Best Version of Ourselves. It starts from within. We believe that through Christ, we find the strength to become the best version of ourselves—mentally, spiritually, and physically. As Philippians 4:13 reminds us, “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” Your health journey is a walk of faith!
🍎FOOD: Food as Medicine.
We’re returning to the roots of healing. We view food as medicine, nourishing the bodies God gave us with intention and care. Based on 1 Corinthians 10:31, every meal is an opportunity to honor our health and fuel our future.
👟FITNESS: Movement is Joy
We don’t just exercise; we celebrate what our bodies can do! From community walks to group sessions, we move to stay vibrant for our children and our elders.
❤️FAMILY: Better Together
No one walks this path alone. In the spirit of Ecclesiastes 4:9, we are a "village" of support. When one of us succeeds, we all succeed. Our strength is in our connection.
Church groups. Community groups. Organisations.
This journey is for you. Spaces are open - contact us now to enrol your group in the Faith‑Led Programme.
📞04 577 0394 | 0800747213
✉️info@phshutt.co.nz
We are open Monday-Friday 9am-5pm
📍1 Hewer Crescent, Naenae
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Leading the development and maintenance of a healthy Pacific Community in the Hutt Valley
Pacific Health Services Hutt Valley is an independent health service working closely with our Pasefika community of 12,000 people in the Hutt Valley north of Wellington. We provide community engagement, development, support, health services and social services. Our focus is A Vibrant Healthy Pasefika community in the Hutt Valley. We have delivered value to Pasefika people since 1999.
Our Pasefika family-centred approach reinforces family strengths, provides appropriate support and empowers families to live well with greater control over their lives. We are very well connected as a core part of our community and our approach is based on socio-cultural evidence about what works. This includes working through established community networks and a focus on faith-led approaches to service delivery. The nine explicit premises from the Family Centre Report offer a good description of our Pasefika family-centred approach.
Our services are very well regarded and we achieve highly on client satisfaction and quality measures. We have built up a range of health and social services in response to community need. We work with Hutt Valley DHB, Te Awakairangi PHO and other providers.
Our services and projects include:
Family Well-being and Social Service
Community Engagement & Development Project
Healthy Lifestyles Pasefika Programme
Family Against Obesity / Pasefika Choice Project
Mobile Nursing Service
Well-child Service
Breast & Cervical Screening
Rheumatic Fever Campaign
Membership of the Central Pacific Collective
Capacity and Capability Development
We are particularly proud of the following achievements in the last three years:
Pacific Touch tournament to bring people together around the healthy lifestyles messages
Mobile Nurse-led clinics as a better and more accessible way to provide services
Family Against Obesity / Pasefika choice has increased awareness and encouraged our people to take action
Hutt Valley DHB Community Services Award
First to be audited for Quality jointly by our funders
Preferred provider status with the Ministry of Social Development
Positive service evaluation and extension of funder contracts
Our innovative Faith-led Project has shown its value and has resulted in the Ministry of Health changing its funding parameters
Development of Governance through Board professional development with the Institute of Directors (funded by the Ministry of Social Development).
Our funding partners include: Hutt Valley DHB; Ministry of Health; Ministry of Social Development; and the new Ministry for Vulnerable Children. Over the next three years, we will deepen these partnerships and add new partnerships. We will develop our community relationships to attract greater levels of charitable donation and support. Consolidating our service offering will also allow us to develop partnerships with philanthropic organisations with an interest in progressing our vision for our Pasefika community in the Hutt Valley.
Our Board is made up of representatives from the main Pasefika groups in the Hutt Valley, co-opted representatives (e.g. representing Youth) plus independent directors as required to provide the skills and experience the Board requires. We will continue to develop our governance capability to take us forward and deliver on our purpose.
Our staff are passionate about our community and bring the skills and experience needed to deliver quality service. Over the next three years, we will continue to develop our service and leadership skills and invest in technology to assist staff in their work. Our current staffing is 11 (9FTE).
Over the next three years, we will consolidate the range of services we provide for our people. This is about filling current gaps in the services we offer and deepening our quality and evaluation processes. We will work with our partners to maximise the benefit to our people from available funding and ensure that the services we provide also meet this test.
Staff, Board and Funders work together to achieve the value for our community
