
MEMBERSHIP NETWORKS
BRANCHES
The Public Health Association of New Zealand (PHANZ) is the professional organisation for public health practitioners and researchers in New Zealand.
The PHANZ has regional branches that serve as a support network and ‘voice’ for their area. These branches help connect public health professionals across the country, facilitate networking and organise regional events and activities.
Active Branches
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Auckland Branch
The Auckland branch is made up of PHANZ members from across Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, the North Shore and nearby areas.
The branch focuses on public health issues relevant to diverse urban populations as well as nearby regional areas, while also contributing to national public health initiatives and advocacy across the motu.
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Waikato Branch
The Waikato branch is made up of PHANZ members based in Kirikiriroa Hamilton and across the wider Waikato region, including surrounding rural and semi-rural communities.
The branch focuses on public health issues relevant to both urban and rural contexts in the region, while also contributing to national public health initiatives and advocacy across the motu.
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Wellington Branch
The Wellington branch is made up of PHANZ members based in Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington, across the Wairarapa, and in nearby towns and communities throughout the lower North Island.
The branch focuses on public health issues relevant to both metropolitan and smaller regional settings, while also contributing to national public health initiatives and advocacy across the motu.
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Canterbury & West Coast Branch
The Canterbury & West Coast branch is made up of PHANZ members based in Ōtautahi Christchurch, across Canterbury, and along Te Tai Poutini, the West Coast of the South Island.
The branch focuses on public health issues specific to both urban and rural communities in the region, as well as contributing to broader public health efforts across the motu.
There may be other branches representing smaller territories or specific groups within the field of public health. This is dependent on the geographical and demographic distribution of public health professionals.
If you’re interested in bringing together committed public health supporters, please contact our National Office at admin@pha.org.nz.