Access Community Health has been caring for our communities since 1927. In those early days the ‘bush nurses’, members of the Women’s Division Federated Farmers, rode horseback to people isolated in rural communities bringing valuable support and care, assistance in the home and maternity support.
Today, we reach more than 40,000 people in their own homes to provide nursing, personal care, rehabilitation, social support and household assistance. We can help you.
Access Community Health, we place you, the individual, and your whānau and family at the centre of everything we do. We live by our strong values.
Kaitiakitanga
Care for our community
Kotahitanga
Work together
Tū Tika
Do the right thing
Manaakitanga
Look after each other
Access Community Health, we place you, the individual, and your whānau and family at the centre of everything we do. We live by our strong values.
Kaitiakitanga
Care for our community
Kotahitanga
Work together
Tū Tika
Do the right thing
Manaakitanga
Look after each other
Our People
We are extremely proud of our staff and deeply appreciative of the people, families and whānau we support. Most of the photos you see on these pages are of our staff and people we support, in their homes or places of importance – real people, in real settings.
Enquiries about Access Community Health services
Please call 0800 284 663 or use this form to enquire about our services.
If you have any enquiries about Access Community Health services, careers and vacancies, training, or anything else, please get in touch via the phone number above or by completing and submitting this form.
“Tracey has made a wonderful connection with us all and her support has been absolutely invaluable for my family. She has worked tirelessly to ensure my fathers’ comfort and happiness in his final days.”
“The standard of care provided to my daughter has been of a very high standard and as a registered nurse myself, I truly appreciate this. For me too the team have been a valuable support.”
“It is fair to say that without Access and the amazing carers, Tom would be more than likely dead as he would not survive in a rest home for long.”
“Manuel is dedicated and caring. His excellent manner means I have a worry-free time whilst he is caring for me.”
“The extra care I receive both helps us cope and brings a fresh face into the mix and, if I may say so, a very cheerful and kind one in my support workers. While each is as different as the sun and the moon, both bring me more than help but human contact too.”
“It is largely due to the support and faithful rural service of our team from Access that mum was with us as long as she was. She was able to be in her home surrounded by the things she loved in a positive and happy atmosphere.”
