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Flu vaccination for children

Flu vaccination is recommended each year for children aged 6 months and over.

From 1 September 2026, the flu vaccine is free for all children aged 6 months to under 5 years. Children aged 5 and over may also be eligible for a free vaccination if they have certain health conditions that put them at greater risk of becoming seriously unwell with influenza.

If you are unsure whether your child is eligible for a funded flu vaccination, please ask our practice team.

We’re using Heidi Health to support your care

We want our doctors and nurse to spend as much time as possible listening to you and focusing on your health. With your consent, we are now using Heidi Health to help with the notes and paperwork during your consultation. This means your doctor can give you their full attention while Heidi helps capture the important details. Your doctor will always review the notes before they are added to your medical record.

We support Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2026

14-20 September 2026

ADHD

Recent changes to New Zealand legislation allow suitably qualified primary care clinicians to diagnose and prescribe ADHD medication in some situations.

At this time, we are not offering ADHD assessments.

If you already have a confirmed clinical diagnosis of ADHD, we can prescribe medication and ongoing monitoring when it is appropriate and safe to do so.

Please speak to our team if you have questions about your care.

Gender Affirming Healthcare

We welcome and support people seeking gender-affirming healthcare.

We provide prescriptions and care according to established clinical guidelines. We do not prescribe treatments outside of these guidelines, to ensure your care is safe and evidence-based.

Please talk to our team if you have questions about your options or care plan.

Measles outbreak

Calling all 15-30 year olds

Let’s help prevent a measles outbreak in the future. If you are unsure that you have had two doses of the MMR vaccine (measles, mumps and rubella) please let us know and we will arrange for you to have a vaccination.

National Measles Campaign - focusing on the immunity gap for adolescents and young adults.


Feeling unwell?

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Where to find us

331 Willis Street, Te Aro, Wellington Central

 
OPENING HOURS
Te Aro Health Centre
Clinic hours:

Monday – Friday: 9am - 12noon, 1pm - 4.30pm.

Closed Weekends.

Outreach clinics

Click here to see where & times

DCM, 2 Lukes Lane, Te Aro

Extended hours at DCM

We are now at DCM 4 days a week from Monday to Thursday 9am to 12noon.

Compassion Soup Kitchen

132 Tory St

Thursday: 4.45 – 5.45pm
Reopens: Thursday 22 January 2026

Strathmore Park Community Centre

108 Strathmore Avenue. 
We are based there every second Monday morning between 9am and 12pm.  
For those of you who live in this area and struggle to get to our Clinic in Te Aro, you are welcome to come and visit us there!

Wellington Needle Exchange

233a Willis Street

Every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month: 1 – 4pm for free Hepatitis C testing

After hours medical help needed?
Wellington Accident & Urgent Medical Centre:

17 Adelaide Road, Mt Cook

Monday to Sunday: 8am - 9pm.

This service will cost you, for TAHC patients with a CSC a reduced fee if seen after 5pm weekdays, weekends or Public holidays.

Emergency Department Wellington Regional Hospital:

Open 24 hours – nil cost.

 

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