Fieldays Hauora Taiwhenua Health & Wellbeing Hub
Make your health a priority with a visit to the Hub.
Location: E Street and N Road intersection
The Fieldays Hauora Taiwhenua Health & Wellbeing Hub is operated in collaboration with Mobile Health, and attracts over 25,000 visitors each year.
The most important asset on-farm is you!
If you haven't already done it, you can get your annual health and wellbeing WOF done at Fieldays. There’s no shame in giving a shit about your health, get down to the Fieldays Hauora Taiwhenua Health & Wellbeing Hub in June to get yourself checked out.
Free check-ups, talk to health experts and get information.
At Fieldays we recognise the importance of health and wellbeing. Whether we’re struggling with our physical or mental health, the Fieldays Hauora Taiwhenua Health & Wellbeing Hub has been set up to help us look after ourselves and our family. Get free check-ups, talk to health experts, book health appointments and get information, all in one place. Full details of the exhibitors can be found on the Fieldays App.
Check ups
The hub offers FREE tests for hearing, blood sugar levels, hepatitis C, as well as skin cancer spot checks, blood pressure checks, atrial fibrillation checks, confidential mental health support discussions, and much more! Be around to watch the next generation run the farm. Get it all checked!
Talk with the medical team
Talking to a health expert can be difficult but often once you have that initial conversation things can feel less overwhelming. Take the time to have that chat.
Book appointments
With a wide range of medical experts and service providers on site, this is a one-stop shop to book those appointments you have been letting slide.
Collect information
Tap your Fieldays Smart Band with Exhibitors to gather important information and connect with health and wellbeing exhibitors.
Discover support networks
Having support networks around you and your Whānau during a period of ill-health is often as vital as the medication you are prescribed. Don’t miss the opportunity to make those connections and extend those networks.
Confidential Mental Health Support
With one in five people affected by mental illness and addiction each year, there are many of us doing it tough right now. It’s important to ask for help if we’re concerned about ourselves or someone else. Visit the hub for information and support from professional mental health workers.
Don’t get stuck in the mud. Find support for health and wellbeing at the Fieldays Hauora Taiwhenua Health & Wellbeing Hub.
25,000
visitors entered the hub in 2023
1,115
free blood pressure checks taken by Stroke Foundation in 2022
1,800
visitors to the Diabetes NZ site in 2022
600
people visited the Breast Cancer NZ site in 2022
“ It was good doing the rounds among all the healthcare providers, getting support and having meaningful conversations, says Mark. „
Fieldays Health & Wellbeing FAQs
The Hauora Taiwhenua Health and Wellbeing Hub at Fieldays brings together a wide range of health organisations in one place, in collaboration with Mobile Health, to educate visitors about their physical and mental health. The Hub is an interesting, informative, and interactive space, where visitors can go and get various health checkups, and take a step towards better health.
The Fieldays Hauora Taiwhenua Health & Wellbeing Hub has a wide range of organisations you can talk to, from melanoma and blood pressure checks to rural support networks and health care providers. Visit the Hub on E Street.
Mobility access parking is available at the event for CCS permit holders at Gate 2 at 125 Mystery Creek Road.
Info about mobility scooters for hire can be found here.
A limited number of Mobility Scooters are available for hire while at Fieldays from Mobility Centre, Hamilton - these need to be pre-booked prior to arriving at the event. Bookings can be made by calling Mobility Centre 07 903 7050. Hire scooters will be available to collect (with prior booking) just inside Gate 2 at 125 Mystery Creek Road.
In case of an emergency please dial 111 and provide your location 125 Mystery Creek Road, Ōhaupō and contact details. Then contact the Event Office on 0800 004 444 or 07 843 4499 to report the incident.
Bridging the divide between the health sector and rural New Zealand
World Health Day brings an opportunity to reflect on the unique challenges rural communities face in accessing healthcare, infrastructure, and services essential to their overall wellness.
We kindly thank our supporters
Fieldays Partners and Premier Sponsor
