政府下午4点宣布奥克兰明晚23：59起降至3级警戒将持续2周。
我们毛利社区的疫苗接种率之所以成功提高，是因为我们的毛利人保健提供者和社群提供者网络领导所努力工作的作用。他们正带头采取以大家庭为中心的做法，在偏远的社区开展外联活动，并采取额外的程序，确保满足我们社群的需求。 我所有努力支持我们社群的人表示赞扬。非常感谢您们所做的一切，并继续为我们的人所做的一切。 我们在第一剂疫苗接种方面有三个地区卫生委员会率先进行，包括南部，58.7%，首都和海岸，58.4%和Témaki Makaurau，52.8%。毛利保健提供者正在向莫图地区全境推出更多不同的方法。但还有更多的工作要做。
因此，我自豪地支持社区委托机构和特·惠诺·奥·威帕雷拉今天发起的为你的健康而战的运动。 尽管面临警报4级封锁的挑战，但在特马基马考劳领导下，创新的 社群第一疫苗接种已响应。他们迅速建立了直通式疫苗接种，并允许步行进入，使社群能够更方便到达。现在正努力让疫苗接种巴士到达难以到达的社区中。
从周一开始，08004MAORI 电话线将在每周8点到晚上8 点 7 天运作，同时让市民通过奥克兰受欢迎的广播电台和社交媒体平台，随时了解移动疫苗接种巴士在社区中的位置。 毛利人目前有一系列疫苗接种选择，包括在疫苗接种中心、药店、全科医生、流动诊所和弹出式诊所、大规模疫苗接种点、工作和活动场所、直通中心和有效方案。 南区卫生委员会每个人都在积极推动所有毛利人接种疫苗方面发挥作用，包括提供当地毛利人疫苗接种培训的图朗加卫生局和与毛利卫生提供者合作，为全区农村和偏远地区接种疫苗。
我们在凯库拉有毛利族监督帮助向75岁以上的毛利人推广疫苗，使这一群体的疫苗接种率达到100%。在凯库拉，毛利人有100%的疫苗接种率。恩盖蒂·海因健康信托基金在万格雷开设了一个疫苗接种中心;北兰iwi开通移动疫苗接种服务;在托科罗亚开设了一个社区疫苗接种中心：穆里努阿库拉的领导正在远北地区实施挨家挨户的疫苗接种运动。塔拉纳基的毛利疫苗接种中心正在提高疫苗接种率，这些不过是毛利人为毛利人推动的一些倡议。 我想特别向马努雷瓦马拉的首席执行官娜塔莎·坎普大声说，她发起了一项为兰加塔希毛利人提供步入式服务非常有效，让接种疫苗人数有所增加。所有这些举措都证明取得了巨大成功，并确保毛利人能够获得满足其需要的文化安全服务。
我们知道，这对提高疫苗接种率和确保毛利人取得公平结果至关重要。 虽然这些数字值得庆祝，但我们不能自满。至关重要的是，毛利人接种疫苗，不仅为自己接种，而且为他们的人、及其社区接种疫苗。
我认为首要就是要站出来接种疫苗。一旦你接种了疫苗，这有助于确保你和你的朋友和社群有最好的保护，防止COVID-19″佩尼·赫纳雷说。
Major milestones for Māori COVID-19 vaccine rollout as new campaign launches
Whānau Ora and Associate Health (Māori Health) Minister Peeni Henare acknowledges two major milestones in the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccination programme for Māori.
“I am very pleased to announce more than 50 percent of eligible Māori have received their first dose and 25 per cent are now fully vaccinated,” Peeni Henare said.
“This means over 285,000 of eligible Māori have had their first dose. This is fantastic news and demonstrates that the whānau-based approach we have taken across the roll-out is working.
“The success of vaccination rates increasing in our Māori communities is due to the mahi being led by our Māori Health Providers and Whānau Ora Provider Network. They are leading a whānau-centred approach, providing outreach in hard-to-reach communities and taking the extra step to ensure the needs of our whānau are met.
“I want to mihi to all the kaimahi across the motu who are working hard to support our whānau. Thank you so much for all you’ve done and continue to do for our people.
“I acknowledge our three leading district health boards in first dose vaccinations: Southern, 58.7%, Capital and Coast, 58.4% and Tāmaki Makaurau, 52.8%.
“Māori Health Providers are rolling out many different approaches available to whānau across the motu.
“But there is still more mahi to be done. That is why I am proud to support the work the Whānau Ora Commissioning Agency and Te Whānau o Waipareira’s Fight for your whakapapa campaign launching today.
“Te Whānau o Waipareira have led an innovative whānau-first vaccination response in Tāmaki Makaurau despite the challenges of the Alert Level 4 lockdown. They quickly set up drive-through vaccinations and allowed walk-ins to enable whānau to come at times convenient to them, and now are leading the rollout of the ‘Shot Bro’ bus across hard-to-reach communities”
“Starting Monday the 08004MAORI phone line will operate 7 days a week between 8am-8pm, while also using popular Auckland radio stations and social media platforms to keep whānau updated on where the mobile vaccination bus will be in the community.
“From the start of the vaccination rollout I have said that this is about protecting our whānau and our whakapapa but this is not a one size fits all approach.
“There is currently a range of vaccination options available for Māori including walk in vaccination centres, pharmacies, GPs, mobile and pop-up clinics, mass vaccinations, workplace events, drive-through centres and marae-based programmes.
“Everyone is playing their part in the push to get all Māori vaccinated, including Turanga Health who are providing local Māori vaccination training and the Southern District Health Board which is working with Māori health providers to vaccinate shearing gangs in rural and remote areas across the district.
“We’ve had Māori wardens in Kaikoura helping with the vaccine rollout to their Māori population over 75, resulting in a 100 percent vaccination rate for this population; Ngāti Hine Health Trust opening a vaccination centre in Whangārei; Northland iwi opening a mobile vaccination service; a community vaccination centre has opened in Tokoroa; Muriwhenua kura are leading door-to-door vaccination drives in the Far North, and targeted Māori vaccination centres in Taranaki are boosting vaccination rates. These are but a few initiatives being driven by Māori for Māori.
“I want to give a special shout-out to Natasha Kemp, Chief Executive of Manurewa Marae, who initiated a walk-in service for rangatahi Māori that has seen an increase in vaccination uptake as a result.
“All of these initiatives are proving a huge success and ensure that Māori can access culturally safe services that meet their needs. We know this is critical to boosting the vaccination uptake rate and ensuring equitable outcomes for Māori.
“While these figures are cause for celebration, we cannot afford to become complacent. It is vitally important that Māori continue to get themselves vaccinated not just for themselves, but for their kaumātua, their tamariki, and their communities.
“My number one message is come forward, get vaccinated. Once you are vaccinated, this helps make sure that you and your friends and whānau have the best protection against COVID-19,” Peeni Henare said.
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