Based on Corks Road in Tikipunga, Te Ora Hou Northland works with young people and their whānau. Its services include weekly youth clubs, social work, youth mentoring, outdoor education and camps, and school support programmes. It also runs Maia House, a residential home in Whangārei for pregnant or parenting teenage mums.
What they offer
- Youth clubs: weekly clubs with fun activities and positive role models.
- Mentoring: one-on-one support for young people.
- Social work: help for young people and families facing challenges.
- Outdoor education and camps: adventures that build confidence.
- School programmes: support in schools.
- Maia House: a home for young mums.
Maia House
Maia House offers a safe, supportive home for pregnant or parenting teenage mothers, helping them care for their babies while building skills for the future. Referrals are needed.
Community base
The Corks Road site is a community hub, also used by groups like Tikipunga Pickleball.
Getting in touch
Phone or email the team to find out about youth clubs, mentoring or referrals.
Good to know
- Referrals are needed for Maia House.
- Phone the office for youth club times.
Frequently asked questions
What does Te Ora Hou Northland do?
Youth clubs, mentoring, social work, outdoor education, camps and school programmes.
What is Maia House?
A residential home in Whangārei for pregnant or parenting teenage mums.
Do I need a referral for Maia House?
Yes. Referrals are needed.
Where is Te Ora Hou based?
At 104 Corks Road, Tikipunga.
How do I get in touch?
Phone or email the team.
Who can attend the youth clubs?
Contact Te Ora Hou about age groups and club nights.
Is Te Ora Hou a charity?
It is a community organisation working with young people and whānau.
