The Midland Region Mental Health and Addiction regional plans have been developed through an extensive engagement process involving key stakeholders from each of the districts within the Midland region: Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Lakes, Tairawhiti and Taranaki. Consumers, families, Maori, Pacific, providers, clinical leaders and funders have given freely of their time and knowledge. We sincerely appreciate the goodwill and energy that all participants have contributed during the development phase and know this commitment will continue into the implementation phase. We are confident that the vibrancy of the Midland Region Mental Health and Addictions sector will ensure all of the regional plan's success.
This page has been developed to hold all of the Midland Regions key documents and project progress updates.
- Midland Regional MH&A Network Workplan 2011 - 2012
- Midland Regional MH&A Project Deliverables 1st Quarter Report (Jul-Sept11)
- Midland Local Implementation Against the Midland Eating Disorders Strategic Plan
- Midland Local Implementation Against the Midland CEP Strategic Action Plan
Midland Eating Disorders Local Implementation Annual Update
To view the annual updates for each of the Midland DHBs - please click the links below.
| Bay of Plenty District | Lakes District |
| Tairawhiti District | Taranaki District |
| Waikato District |
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Midland Region Eating Disorders Strategic Plan 2008 - 2015
The MR Eating Disorders Plan was developed using a Eating Disorders Reference Group comprised of members from across the Midland region and across the primary, secondary and teritary sector. The Midland plan was signed off by the Ministry of Health in August 2009.
Midland Region Eating Disorders Strategic Plan 2008 - 2015
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Midland Mental Health & Addictions Needs Assessment Project 2011
The Midland Region Needs Assessment 2005 was completed prior to key data being available to the region. For example, Te Rau Hinengaro and PRIMHD data. Further to this, the Midland Clinical Services Plan has been developed and excludes mental health and addictions. These factors have contributed to the need to re-do the Midland Needs Assessment to ensure that it is current.
Joan Mirkin was contracted to undertake the project and was supported by a Steering Group to ensure that the report was relevant to the Midland mental health and addictions sector. Please click here for more details.
Midland Region Mental Health & Addictions Needs Assessment Report June 2011
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Midland Region Mental Health & Addictions Needs Assessment 2005
The Midland regional plans presents a vision, aims and objectives that will guide the DHBs in the Midland region, and all other key stakeholders, over the next ten years. The plans are supported by a detailed and comprehensive Needs Assessment 2005 that informs our state of knowledge about Mental Health and Addictions needs and services across the Midland region.
Please contact Eseta Nonu-Reid, Midland Regional Director if you require any additional information.
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Midland Needs Assessment Service Coordination Project 2010
At the request of the Midland region Portfolio Managers forum, a project was undertaken to identify how the region is delivering Needs Assessment and Service Coordination services and compare our service delivery to national developments. The project was undertaken by Roz Sorensen on behalf of the region. Please click here for more information on the project.
Midland Needs Assessment Service Coordination Project Report May 2011
Midland Co-existing Problems Startegic Plan 2010 - 2015
A regional approach was undertaken to develop the Midland Co-existing Problems (CEP) Strategic Plan 2010-2015 which was signed off by the Ministry of Health in January 2011. Taranaki, Lakes, Bay of Plenty and Tairawhiti DHBs contributed to its development. Waikato DHB elected to develop a separate plan.
DHB specific Implementation Action Plans for the four contributing DHBs are included in the plan.
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Quarter 1 - July to September Action Plan Updates
| Bay of Plenty CEP Action Plan | Lakes CEP Action Plan |
| Tairawhiti CEP Action Plan | Taranaki CEP Action Plan |
Midland Workforce Development Plan
The Midland Workforce Development plan was developed by MR WAG and finalised in February 2011.
The Midland Region 2011 - 2014 Workforce Development Plan
The Midland Region 2008 - 2011 Workforce Development Plan
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Lets get real Midland NGO Evaluation Forums
The Midland Regional Network secured funding to conduct five NGO Lets get real Supporting People, Supporting Change Workshop Evaluation forums that were undertaken in November - December 2010. These workshops wil be hosted by a regional provider and facilitated by Ruth Choudharey with support from Eseta Nonu-Reid.
The purpose of the workshops is to identify any issues/barriers of using the LGR Enablers in each region and how this information can be used to assist the development of further resources to support the implementation of LGR in the NGO organisations.
Midland NGO Let's get real Implemenation Evaluation Report, June 2011
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Real Skills Plus Seitapu Workshops - Midland Evaluation Report
Lets get real is a national frameork that describes the essential knowledge, skills and attitudes required to deliver effective mental health and addiction services. It was launched by the MoH in September 2008. Le Va: Pasifika within Te Pou developed Real Skills plus Seitapu and launched it in May 2009, as the Pacific component of the Let's get real framework. To read more please click the link to open the report.
Taranaki CAMHS and Maternal Continuum Project
The Taranaki CAMHS Continuum project involving DHB provider arm and NGO services has been completed with the sign off of the final report. Sandra Broadman, GM Planning and Funding stated that it was an excellent piece of work that has provided some clear directions for the Taranaki sector.
Jenny James, Taranaki Portfolio Manager and Eseta Nonu-Reid, Midland Regional Director would like to thank all of the participants for their commitment to getting this piece of work completed.
Taranaki CAMHS and Maternal Continuum Report 2010
Taranaki CAMHS and Maternal Continuum Appendices
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Midland Regional Mental Health and Addictions Strategic Plan 2009-2015
The MR MH&A Strategic Plan 2005 has been re-written to include clear alignment to Te Tahuhu's 10 Leading Challenges. The plan has been widely consulted and was signed off by the Midland GMs Planning and Funding and Maori Health in November 2009.
Midland Region Mental Health and Addictions Strategic Plan 2009 - 2015
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Midland Region Maori Health Plan 2009 - 2015
The MR Maori Health Plan 2009-2015 provides high level strategic direction to improve responsiveness to Maori. This is a key document for the Midland mental health and addictions sector.
Midland Region Maori Health Plan 2009
Midland Forensic Futures Strategic Plan 2008 - 2015
The MR Forensic Futures Strategic Plan was developed in consultation with the Midland adult mental health and addictions sector and was signed off by the Ministry of Health in August 2009. The plan is relevant to Taranaki, Waikato, Lakes and Bay of Plenty DHBs. Tairawhiti DHB receive Forensic services from Capital and Coast DHB. As identified in the MR FF plan six montly Stakeholder reports have been developed and will be published on this page.
Appendix 1 - Prison Model of Care