Resources

Our poster explains which type of milk is best for different age groups. Written in Te Reo Māori. more»

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An A5 pamphlet in Māori, that explains what angina is, the symptoms and how to treat it. You can use this resource to talk to your doctor or nurse about managing angina. more»

Free for first 50 (then $0.10 per unit)

Download or order this A4 poster that explains in Māori how to manage angina symptoms, and when to call 111. more»

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Toi Te Kupu covers a broad range of terms focused on encouraging healthy heart activity and nutrition. Shown in te reo Māori and English. more»

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Download or order this A4 poster that explains in Māori what high blood pressure is and ways to lower it. more»

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Download or order this A4 poster that explains in Māori what high cholesterol is and ways to lower it. more»

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An A4 poster in Māori to show how quitting smoking will help your heart, and the support options available to help you quit. more»

Free for first 25 (then $0.50 per unit)

Download or order this A4 poster in Māori to help you understand how diabetes affects your heart and how to lower your risk of heart attack and stroke. more»

Free for first 25 (then $0.50 per unit)

A Māori translation of our pamphlet about high blood pressure, available for download or to order online. Learn about high blood pressure, its symptoms and treatment. more»

Free for first 50 (then $0.10 per unit)

Learn how cholesterol can affect your heart health with the Māori translation of our cholesterol A5 pamphlet. It will help you understand what cholesterol is and how to manage it. more»

Free for first 50 (then $0.10 per unit)

A Māori translation of our diabetes pamphlet. It uses images to describe how diabetes can affect your heart and what you can do to lower your risk of heart attack and stroke. more»

Free for first 50 (then $0.10 per unit)

Find out about how smoking affects your heart, and the steps you can take to quit smoking and lower your risk of heart attack and stroke. more»

Free for first 50 (then $0.10 per unit)