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Mobile Health Care

The Mobile Health Bus Health, Waka Hauora, is at the forefront of the Foundation's work.

 

Launched in 2020, the primary aim of the bus is to enhance healthcare accessibility across the Whanganui region, including Marton, Bulls, Taihape, Waiouru, Ohakune, and Raetihi.

Practical & Welcoming

The Waka Hauora Health Bus accommodates a private treatment room, a spacious hospital bed, space to store all the necessary supplies, a vaccine fridge, and a small waiting area.

View the Health Bus gallery ⟫ 

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Made for Community

The Health Bus is available for bookings, giving local groups and providers an easy way to deliver vital health support. The Foundation offers the Health Bus facility, while the team or organisation booking the Bus delivers the intended health services.

Accessible to All

The Health Bus is made available with a small booking fee applied. Where there is a clear community need, the bus is occasionally offered free of charge. We encourage you to get in touch to discuss your group's needs and eligibility. 

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In Partnership

The Robert Bartley Foundation works collaboratively with health organisations and providers, including Whanganui Regional Health Network and Te Whatu Ora, to maximise the positive impact of the Health Bus, making primary health care services more accessible – especially for those facing barriers such as isolation, distance, cost, or illness.

It Takes a Village

An extraordinary number of people contributed to the creation of the Health Bus. These contributors include: Whanganui District Council, Whanganui District Health Board, Display Associates, GDM, the Robert Bartley Foundation Board, volunteer drivers, the Bartley Group, and many generous Whanganui people and businesses. 

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GALLERY

Thanks for your interest!

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Learn more about Wheels for Wellness

Connect with us if you'd like to find out more about the Foundation's Wheels for Wellness initiatives.

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