News and media releases

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  26 May 2023

  Choice and Partnership Approach revisited

  Community Child and Adolescent Mental Health (CAMHS) is one of the four workstreams of the Mental Health and Addiction Change Programme, with a key area of focus being the implementation or refresh of teams’ use of the Choice and Partnership Approach (CAPA).
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  26 May 2023

  A korowai for the service: New Kaumatua welcomed

  Earlier this month MHAIDS' acute inpatient unit Te Whare Ahuru welcomed Koro Meke (Michael) Keepa as Kaumatua/Cultural Advisor.
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  20 Apr 2023

  Helen Patea on the importance of Pacific leadership

  "I’ve been working at the Rangatahi Unit for 17 years, and there has never been a day that I haven’t wanted to come to work."
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  13 Apr 2023

  Programme profile — De’arna Sculley

  "I believe that this role has the potential to make a real positive change at a whole different level and make a difference for so many more people. It’s about equity, change and improving health outcomes."
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  06 Apr 2023

  One year on: Intake and assessment roles

  The Mental Health and Addiction Change Programme is working towards strengthening the mental health and addiction support that’s available within local communities.
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  24 Mar 2023

  Design workshop 3: Local Specialist Mental Health and Addiction Service

  Our series of design workshops for a new Local Specialist Mental Health and Addiction Service wrapped up this week, with the third session seeing the largest attendance to date.
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  17 Mar 2023

  Design workshop 2: Local Specialist Mental Health and Addiction Service

  The design process for the Local Specialist Mental Health and Addiction Service is progressing well, with around 60 people from across the mental health and addiction sector attending the second workshop this week.
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  17 Mar 2023

  Design workshop 1: Local Specialist Mental Health and Addiction Service

  The first design workshop for the Local Specialist Mental Health and Addiction Service took place on Tuesday 7 March. Thank you to everyone who gave up their valuable time to participate.
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  25 Jul 2022

  Manawai facility officially opened

  Intellectually disabled service users from across the country will benefit from a more homelike and therapeutic environment in purpose-built units opened last week by Minister of Health Andrew Little.
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  15 Feb 2022

  Ngā Tai Oranga: New name for Regional Personality Disorder Service

  Improving our responsiveness to Māori is a top priority, and our Mental Health, Addiction and Intellectual Disability Service (MHAIDS) kaimahi are on a journey to embed Māori kaupapa more deeply throughout our services.

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