Our Vision: Sustainable, equitable, high-quality provision of home and community health services across Aotearoa
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Home & Community Health Association
The Home and Community Health Association represents providers of home and community health services in New Zealand.
Latest News
Watch this space for more of Home and Community Health Associations news, reports and updates.
- Nov 11, 2024 Kotahitanga Collective Capability - HCHA Leaders' Forum 6th November at Te Papa Read more »
- Sep 24, 2024 Update 30.10.24 - SOLD OUT Collective Capability Leader's Forum Read more »
- Sep 18, 2024 HCHA CEO - Lisa Foster's Oral Submission at the Health Select Committee Read more »
- Aug 21, 2024 Whaikaha Independent Review Read more »
- Apr 18, 2024 Benefit Of Using Home Care For Future Of Aged Care Read more »
- Mar 7, 2024 Aged Care Commissioner Report Released Read more »
- Feb 28, 2024 CEO Meets Politicians Including Health Minister, Hon Dr Shane Reti Read more »
- Dec 18, 2023 HCHA Chair Announces New CEO Appointment Read more »
About Us
The Home and Community Health Association (HCHA) represents providers of home and community health services, and is the national voice that promotes and advances excellence, partnership and sustainability for the sector.
Read more »Membership and member services
We provide advocacy, standard setting, information, opportunities for networking and attending webinars, forums and events.
What is home and community health support?
Home and community support includes a range of services available for people who need support to live at home. Services include personal care, household management, nursing treatment, and complex care for people with serious needs
Life Changing Careers
There’s a sense of fulfilment to being a Support Worker that other jobs can’t match. Roles are as varied as the people you work with, letting you shape your career in your own way. By making a difference to others, the life you change may be your own.
Meaningful mahi- Find a job you love
WORK THAT MATTERS. Disability support work is super meaningful mahi. You get to help others achieve the things that matter to them.
The Meaningful Mahi campaign is led by Te Pou. It features three spectacular real-life ‘support work matches’, each diverse pair made up of a disabled person and someone who supports them to live a great life.
Pay Equity Claim: Care and Support Workers
The PSA, NZNO and E Tū Unions have taken a pay equity claim against a representative group of 15 employers of care and support workers in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Contact Us
Home & Community Health Association
PO Box 5344
Wellington 6140