Ropata HealthKarawhiua is a campaign for whānau, hapū, iwi, and Māori communities to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Karawhiua is led by Te Puni Kōkiri (Ministry for Māori Development), co-delivered by Te Hiringa Hauora (Health Promotion Agency) and supported by the Ministry of Health and the Unite Against COVID-19 teams. Karawhiua was created to empower […]
Ropata Health is starting the routine vaccination of their patients on Monday 10th May. These vaccinations will be delivered in the priority designated by the Ministry of Health. You do not need to contact us to book your vaccination as we will contact you closer to your allotted time. We will be running clinics most […]
Why getting vaccinated is the best way to look after ourselves.
Please see information below on the roll out plan for the COVID-19 vaccination. If this image is difficult to read, you can access it online here.
There has been a change to the Immunisation Schedule for MMR which means we will be contacting some patients for an extra immunisation. You will be contacted if this is relevant for your child. Frequently asked questions Why has an extra visit been introduced at 12months? Introducing a 12 month visit allows earlier administration of […]
The Government is stepping up the fight against measles and protecting hundreds of thousands more young adults by investing up to $40 million for a year-long measles-catch-up campaign. The campaign targets 15 to 30-year olds who missed their MMR vaccine as children, particularly Māori and Pacific young people. These vaccinations will be fully funded. Immunisation […]