• Māia funded a $2m rooftop helipad and clinical unit at Waipapa, cutting emergency response time from 13 to under 5 minutes. In Greymouth, Māia supported the new Te Nīkau Hospital build, and in Christchurch, community support helped add two new ambulances to the city’s fleet.

  • Māia raised $6m for Kahurangi, a youth mental health facility offering a warm, culturally safe space. At Christchurch Women’s, a ride-on car helps kids face blood tests with less fear, and the new Kurawaka birthing unit supports families in a calm, postnatal environment.

  • New equipment means better care closer to home — from ultrasound services in Kaikōura, to needle-free dental tools for kids. Māia funded a neonatal training manikin, upgraded Burwood’s Spinal Unit with a $2m bequest, and delivered specialist chairs across hospital services.

  • A $3.2m Family Hub at Waipapa now offers comfort and connection for families and sixty parent beds let caregivers stay overnight with children. Māia also supports family accommodation, online mental health videos, and sensory kits for whānau new to mental health care.