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Hawera Service Centre

Contact information

Heartland Services Centre
15 Union Street

Located in the Work & Income Building
Hawera

Phone: 06 902 2810
Fax: 06 278 3309
Email:  Loma.Tito002@msd.govt.nz

Name of Coordinator:  Loma Tito

Hours of opening: 9.00am - 1.00pm

Days of Opening: Monday - Friday

These following Heartland Services are available by appointment. Please contact your Heartland Services Coordinator who will arrange a time to suit.

Services available by appointment

These following Heartland Services are available by appointment. Please contact your Heartland Services Coordinator who will arrange a time to suit.

Inland Revenue (every Thursday 10.00am - 3.00pm)

Housing New Zealand (every Tuesday & Wednesday 9.00am - 4.00pm)

Additional Services and Information

  • Housing New Zealand Corporation
  • IRD – Family Support, Child Support, Business and Personal Tax, change in circumstances
  • ACC
  • Career Services
  • South Taranaki Women’s Centre/Summit House
  • Tōtara House
  • Ministry of Health
  • Department of Labour - Employment Relations Service, Occupational Health and Safety, Immigration Services
  • Statistics New Zealand
  • StudyLink

Internal Affairs please phone 0800 824 824 - email info@dbh.govt.nz;  website www.dbh.govt.nz

ACC please phone 0800 101 996

Department of Building & Housing please phone 0800 836 262 for information and advice or 0800 879 486 for mediation confirmation

Māori Land Court  for Taranaki/Whanganui region Phone 06 349 0770

Te Puni Kōkiri please phone 04 819 6000 - email tpkinfo@tpk.govt.nz; website www.tpk.govt.nz

Work & Income - phone the contact centre on 0800 559 009 for general enquiries or to book an appointment

Support Services for Children, Young People and Their Families

Within Taranaki, an interagency partnership between government and non-government agencies exist to provide support services for at risk children, young people and their families/whānau.

The partnership is called Strengthening Families, and includes the Education and Health sectors and Police Youth Aid.  This process provides better co-ordinated support for families/whānau buy  using the interagency case management approach.  It aims to improve family health, educational attainments and reduce the incidence of persistent offending or abuse and neglect.

If you need help or more information on Strengthening Families please contact the Strengthening Families Co-ordinator in Taranaki who will advise you on the referral process.

Phone 06 349 6362