What Ever It Takes Home Based Rehabilitation Services is a programme designed to work in partnership with our clients, their family and support networks to achieve quality delivery of home based rehabilitation and support services in the community.
Our programme offers a combination of services and is client focused with an emphasis on rehabilitation and family goals to support a holistic approach to wellness and support in the community.
We specialize in working with individuals that have a high needs complex injury or illness, requiring 24 hour care, 7 days a week that want to integrate back into the community. Our role is to implement a high standard of care and rehabilitation and reduce any anxiety or stress related to this.
HE MIHI WHAKAMAHARATANGA
Koia tēnei ko te kupu e whakamihi atu nei ki ērā o tātou, kaumātua mā, kaimahi mā, tūroro mā, kua ngaro atu i te tirohanga kanohi i ngā marama, i nga tau kua pahure atu nei.
Tuatahi, ka mihi ake ki ō tātou kaumātua a Rua Te Nana rāua ko Dennis Hansen mō ā rāua mahi motuhake i a rāua ka noho tahi ki a tātou, e kore rāua e warewaretia. Kua mahue i a rāua he kōhao whānui e kore nei e māmā te whakakī. Nō reira haere kōrua, haere, haere. E maumahara ana hoki tātou ki ētahi o te whānau kua hinga nei, kua riro atu ki te pō i ngā rā tata nei, ki a koutou, takoto mai rā i ō koutou āhuru mōwai ki reira, okioki mārika ai, takoto mai rau rangatira mā. Ka mutu, e pupū ake ana he ngākau whakamīharo mō koutou me te whakaae he porohanga koutou o te waonui a Tāne, kua ea te wāhanga ki a koutou.
Āpiti hōno, tātai hōno, koutou te hunga wairua ki a koutou, āpiti hōno, tātai hōno, tātou o te ao kikokiko nei ki a tātou, e hīkoi tonu nei i te mata o te whenua.
Tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā tātou katoa.
our clients
Our clients are some of ACC’s most high needs clients living in the community. Although their injuries are unique and complex in their own way the commonality between them all is the amazing support and encouragement they receive from their families and friends.
our projects
What Ever It Takes is involved in a multitude of organisations and projects including: Whānau Ora Champions; Wounded Warrior Project and The New Zealand Rugby Player foundation supporting seriously injured players.
Peter Williams has been the impetus behind the establishment of WEITs. Peter’s courage and strength of character to overcome his struggle after suffering a traumatic brain injury in 2002 has been truly inspirational. With the support of whānau, aiga and an amazing care team he has been able to live life the way he wants to. It is this simple philosphy that drives the kaupapa of What Ever it Takes.
U ki te whānau ora.
Work with us
What Ever it Takes is always looking for amazing people to work alongside our families and whānau. If you want to make a difference in peoples lives on the daily then this is definitely the job for you! We provide support in a number of ways including incentives, professional development pathways, access to exceptional mentors, access to our clinical team, training and work hours and conditions that correlate to what is also important to you. If you are interested in us then we are interested in you!
What Ever it Takes Trust has been established to run alongside the What Ever it Takes Group and is to support Quality Care and Whānau wellbeing.
The Ponsonby News recently wrote an article on What Ever It Takes Rehabilitation’s Director Charmeyne Te Nana-Williams and her achievement in receiving one of New Zealand’s most prestigious awards the Queens Service Medal by celebrating with an investiture dinner.
Journalist Monica Tischler of the Western leader writes an article about Charmeyne TeNana-Williams after the announcement of her award for the Queens service medal for her work in the disability sector.
