Learn about wrap-around support services connected with Ngā Hau Māngere Birthing Centre in South Auckland. Families can access services that support māmā, pēpi and whānau through pregnancy, birth and early parenting. Beyond Birth (Ongoing Support) Beyond Birth Wrap-around Services Pāpā Services Stories & Experiences Wrap-around Services Turuki Health Care offer a range of services to support health, wellbeing, and whānau life after birth. These services reflect a shared commitment to caring for māmā, pēpi, and whānau through every stage of the journey. Health Services Affordable, community-based care is available through local clinics in Māngere and Panmure. Whānau can see a GP or nurse for routine checks, maternity care, and immunisations for pēpi. Social Services A safe home, access to kai, and stability are important foundations for wellbeing. Programmes such as AWHI Healthy Homes, Community Response, and Sustaining Tenancies work alongside whānau to strengthen these areas helping to create warm homes and practical support networks. Whānau Services Whānau-focused programmes nurture confidence and connection during pregnancy, birth, and early parenting. Services such as B4Baby, Hapū Wānanga, Poipoia te Mokopuna and Triple P Parenting provide guidance in breastfeeding, antenatal learning, early childhood education, and parenting support. Wellbeing Services Becoming a parent can bring new challenges for the body, mind, and spirit. Culturally grounded support is available through counselling, rongoā Māori, and smoking cessation programmes - creating safe spaces for rest, reflection, and healing as you adjust to life with your new pēpi. Together, these services uphold the wellbeing of whānau across South Auckland. Find out more about Turuki Health Care’s services here . Visiting hours To help new mums get the rest they need, visiting hours are from 2pm to 8pm.

View the gallery of Ngā Hau Māngere Birthing Centre in South Auckland. Explore our comfortable birthing rooms, private suites and welcoming spaces designed to support māmā, pēpi and whānau during birth and postnatal care in a calm and nurturing environment. About Us Out of gallery About Nga Hau Our Expectations for Whānau Experience Our Outcomes Our Shared Values Meet the Team Our Gallery Our Gallery

Find a midwife who supports births at Ngā Hau Māngere Birthing Centre in South Auckland. Your Lead Maternity Carer (LMC) midwife provides care during pregnancy, labour, birth and the postnatal period, supporting māmā, pēpi and whānau throughout the birthing journey. Preparing for Birth Choosing Your Midwife (Lead Maternity Carer/LMC) Preparing for Birth Step by Step Process Choosing Your Midwife (LMC) Antenatal Classes & Education Sessions Resource Hub FAQs To give birth at our facility, you will need to be registered with a midwife who holds an Access Agreement with Ngā Hau Māngere Birthing Centre. Many of the midwives who use our centre are listed on Find Your Midwife. If your current midwife isn’t listed, we recommend asking them directly whether they are able to provide care at our birthing centre. Find Your Midwife

Explore the birthing suites at Ngā Hau Māngere Birthing Centre in South Auckland. Each private suite provides a calm space for labour, birth and postnatal recovery, with comfortable rooms designed for māmā, pēpi and whānau. Nga Hau Birthing Centre Our Suites At Nga Hau Māngere Birthing Centre, we offer 13 modern, private rooms designed to support a calm and nurturing start for māmā and their pēpī. Each suite provides a peaceful, home-like environment where you can bond with your pēpī without the distractions of the outside world. You will have your own space for both birth and postnatal care, complete with a queen-size bed, ensuite bathroom, and a TV with helpful educational content. Our deep bathtubs can be used for water births, and the sliding doors between the bedroom and bathroom open up to create a spacious, open-plan layout—perfect for comfort and flexibility. Partners are welcome to stay, helping to make your birthing experience as supported and relaxing as possible. Your Stay Our Suites What to Bring Meals and In-room care

Explore pregnancy, breastfeeding and parenting resources recommended by Ngā Hau Māngere Birthing Centre in South Auckland. These trusted resources help support māmā, pēpi and whānau during pregnancy, birth and the early parenting journey. Preparing for Birth Preparing for Birth Step by Step Process Choosing Your Midwife (LMC) Antenatal Classes & Education Sessions Resource Hub FAQs Resource Hub Resources and tools to help you and your whānau feel supported and confident as you prepare for birth. Primary Birthing Primary Birthing Units - Health NZ Information about giving birth in a primary maternity unit and the benefits for low-risk women. Education & Antenatal Classes Turuki Health Care - Hapū Wānanga Classes Culturally informed antenatal education focused on natural, whānau-centred birthing and early parenting. The Village NZ Free online antenatal classes and practical guides for pregnancy, labour and early parenting. Breastfeeding Support B4Baby - Turuki Health Care Breastfeeding education and support, including antenatal sessions, in-home visits, and lactation consultant advice. BreastFed NZ App A free app with evidence-based guidance on breastfeeding, positioning, expressing, and newborn feeding patterns. Mama Aroha App A visual breastfeeding resource app offering clear, practical information in te reo Māori and English. Breastfeeding - Health NZ Information and advice from Health NZ on establishing and maintaining breastfeeding. Wellbeing, Parenting & Safety Safe Sleep - KidsHealth NZ Trusted advice on safe sleep practices for pēpi, including resources on wahakura and pēpi-pods. Great Fathers Tips and videos to support dads through pregnancy and early parenting. Well Child Tamariki Ora / My Health Book Guidance on your baby’s growth, health checks, and early development. SmartStart Government service hub for pregnancy, birth registration, and parenting support. Healthy Families NZ Community initiatives supporting whānau wellbeing and healthier environments. Support & Helplines Healthline - 0800 611 116 | 24/7 General health advice PlunketLine - 0800 933 922 | Free parent helpline with nurses available 24/7 KidsHealth NZ - Reliable child health information for parents Visiting hours To help new mums get the rest they need, visiting hours are from 2pm to 8pm.

Learn how to prepare for your stay at Ngā Hau Māngere Birthing Centre in South Auckland. Find out what to bring for mum and baby, what is provided at the centre, and how to get ready for your birthing and postnatal stay. Preparing for Birth Preparing for Birth Step by Step Process Choosing Your Midwife (LMC) Antenatal Classes & Education Sessions Resource Hub FAQs Preparing for Birth Every birth journey is unique, preparing well helps you feel calm, confident and supported when the time comes. At Nga Hau Māngere Birthing Centre we want you to arrive feeling supported and cared for. As a primary birthing maternity unit we support low-risk, uncomplicated pregnancies in a warm, safe, and whānau-centred environment. Here you will find everything you need to prepare for your stay - from choosing your midwife (Lead Maternity Carer/LMC) to learning about your journey of care with us. You can also explore our antenatal classes, education sessions, and resource hub with helpful tools and answers to common questions. Our team is here to ensure you have everything you need for a safe, comfortable, and positive birth experience. Visiting hours To help new mums get the rest they need, visiting hours are from 2pm to 8pm.

Learn what to expect when staying at Ngā Hau Māngere Birthing Centre in South Auckland. Mothers and babies stay in comfortable private rooms after birth, receiving postnatal care and support from midwives in a calm and welcoming environment. Nga Hau Birthing Centre Your Stay Our Suites What to Bring Meals and In-room care Your Stay To book a stay at our facility, you will need to be registered with a midwife (LMC) who holds an Access Agreement. Your midwife will guide you through the booking process. Ngā Hau Māngere Birthing Centre offers a warm, nurturing environment — a comfortable sanctuary where new māmā can rest, recover, and feel supported. You are welcome to visit and experience the centre for yourself. We offer guided tours every Wednesday and Saturday. Please email or call us to arrange a time that suits you. In this section, you will find everything you need to know about what to expect during your stay. Ngā Hau Māngere Birthing Centre 14 Waddon Place, Mā ngere, Auckland reception@ngahaumangere.co.nz 09 281 2046 Visiting hours To help new māmā get the rest they need, visiting hours are from 2pm to 8pm. Visiting hours To help new māmā get the rest they need, visiting hours are from 2pm to 8pm.

Share your feedback with Ngā Hau Birthing Centre. We value your input in helping us improve the health and social services we provide to whaanau in South and Central Auckland. Your voice matters! Feedback We would love to hear from you! Feedback If you have any feedback or concerns during your stay, please email us at healthandsafety@ngahaumangere.co.nz . If you have expressed a concern and are not satisfied with the outcome, you may prefer to contact the: NZ College of Midwives Resolution Committee https://www.midwife.org.nz/ Phone: 03 377 2732 The Midwifery Council of New Zealand https://midwiferycouncil.health.nz/Public/Public/02.-Concerns-about-a-midwife/Concerns-about-a-midwife.aspx Health and Disability Commissioner If you believe your rights under the Code of Health and Disability Services have been breached, you can contact the Health and Disability Commissioner (Ph: 0800 11 22 33) to lay a complaint. The Nationwide Advocacy Service (Ph: 0800 555 050) provides independent Health and Disability Advocates should you wish to have support in making a complaint. https://www.hdc.org.nz/making-a-complaint/make-a-complaint/

Learn how pāpā and partners are supported at Ngā Hau Māngere Birthing Centre in South Auckland. Fathers and whānau play an important role in supporting mothers and babies during birth and the early parenting journey. Beyond Birth (Ongoing Support) Beyond Birth Wrap-around Services Pāpā Services Stories & Experiences Pāpā Services Every pāpā has an important role in the wellbeing of their whānau, and support is just as important for you as it is for māmā and pēpi. We understand that fatherhood brings new challenges and responsibilities. Our whānau wellbeing services are here to help you find balance and build confidence as you navigate this new chapter. Whether you’re adjusting to sleepless nights, feeling unsure about where to start or simply need someone to kōrero with, our Kahu Taurima team can connect you with the right support. Complete the form below and one of our Kahu Taurima team members will be in touch. After the Birth Support Form First name* Last name* Phone Email* Message* Submit Visiting hours To help new mums get the rest they need, visiting hours are from 2pm to 8pm.

Learn about support beyond birth at Ngā Hau Māngere Birthing Centre in South Auckland. Families can access services and guidance that support māmā, pēpi and whānau during the early parenting journey and postnatal period. Beyond Birth (Ongoing Support) Beyond Birth Wrap-around Services Pāpā Services Stories & Experiences Beyond Birth (Ongoing Support) Your journey with us doesn’t end when you leave the birthing centre. The first weeks and months after birth are a time of adjustment, learning, and growth - for you and your whānau. We are here to ensure you’re supported beyond those early days, with access to care, advice, and services that strengthen your wellbeing at home and in your community. Explore our wrap-around services to see the health, social, whānau, and wellbeing supports available through our partnership with Turuki Health Care. Visiting hours To help new mums get the rest they need, visiting hours are from 2pm to 8pm.

Learn about the birthing process at Ngā Hau Māngere Birthing Centre in South Auckland. Understand how your midwife supports you during labour, birth and postnatal care in a calm, primary birthing environment designed for māmā, pēpi and whānau. Preparing for Birth Preparing for Birth Step by Step Process Choosing Your Midwife (LMC) Antenatal Classes & Education Sessions Resource Hub FAQs Step by Step Process Step one: Find an LMC To give birth at our facility you will need a confirmed booking with a midwife (LMC) who holds an Access Agreement. Your midwife will manage your care throughout labour and birth, supported by our experienced staff. With your consent, a student midwife may assist under supervision. Step two: Pre-admission Visit You are welcome to visit the facility before your birth. Your midwife can arrange a visit at a time that suits you. Step three: When you go into labour When labour begins, contact your midwife. They will coordinate with the birthing centre to prepare for your arrival. Step four: Birth You will labor and give birth in your own private suite - each room includes a bath suitable for water births. Step five: Post-birth Care Our staff work alongside your midwife to provide high-quality postnatal care. Māmā may stay for up to two nights with support partners welcome at your request. You will receive guidance on breastfeeding and newborn care to support recovery before heading home. Step six: Ongoing Support Our goal is for every māmā to return home feeling confident and prepared to care for their pēpī. If you need additional support after leaving, our team can provide advice and connect you with one of our wrap-around services for ongoing care.

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