📍Maniapoto Whanau Ora Centre, 23 Taupiri Street, Te Kuiti
Focus: Women’s Health & Wellbeing
Join us for an inspiring Q&A session with Dr Harris, dedicated to supporting wāhine on their health journeys.
Meet our Whanau Ora Navigation Team - who are there to help and guide you through a path of health and well being to better yourselves and your whanau 💜
Maniapoto Whanau Ora Centre, 23 Taupiri Street, Te Kuiti
Sleep affects every aspect of our health, but women are getting the short end of the (melatonin) stick. From puberty to pregnancy to hot flashes, a woman’s sleep is disrupted more often, more deeply, and for more reasons than most realise.
This isn’t just about “being tired.” Sleep loss in women is tied to burnout, anxiety, memory issues, poor metabolic health, and significant relationship stress. And yet, for decades, sleep research focused almost entirely on men. We’re changing that.
This event brings together a powerhouse panel of health professionals and sleep experts to unpack what’s happening across the female life span — and what we can do about it.
Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to learn more about how sleep impacts women's health and well-being at every stage of life. See you there!
Panelists:
Dr Sumit Samant – Upper Airway Surgeon & Founder, Auckland Sleep. An expert in snoring and sleep apnoea, Sumit leads a multidisciplinary team focused on improving how sleep disorders are diagnosed and treated.
Anitha Patel - Insomnia Specialist and Clinical Lead at Auckland Sleep, with a background in ENT surgery and a special interest in women’s sleep health, insomnia, and complex sleep disorders.
Kim Corley – Infant & Child Sleep ConsultantFounder of Cherished Sleep, Kim helps families navigate infant and child sleep challenges using gentle, proven strategies.
Clare Michelsen – Clinical Nutritionist & Personal TrainerFounder of Healthy by Clare, she helps women fuel their bodies, manage energy, and build sustainable health through food and movement.
Ramada by Wyndham Newmarket Auckland 41 Gillies Avenue Auckland 1023
Zimbabwean Ladies Living in NZ Presents: Empowering women to thrive in a modern world
🗓️ Tuesday 12 August
⏰ 7:00pm - 8:30pm
Whether you're navigating motherhood, managing your health or simply looking for ways to prioritise your wellbeing - this event is for you. Our event is open to all women while being designed with African women in mind.
Join an inspiring panel of African health professionals as they share real-life insights, practical advice and culturally relevant information to support women of all ages and stages of life.
Meet our incredible speakers: ✨ Dr Gillian Musuka – General Practitioner ✨ Dr Tina Ngorora – Gynaecologist ✨ Dr Rachel Mukwezva – Parenting with Neurodiversity ✨ Tsitsi Kavumbura – Mental Health Clinician ✨ Jackie Mutepfa – Plunket Nurse
Tune in from the comfort of your own home and be part of a safe, empowering space to connect, learn, and prioritise your hauora (wellbeing). Don’t miss this opportunity to uplift yourself and your community.
Iron deficiency is a common complication of untreated coeliac disease - particularly among women. This seminar explores the critical relationship between iron levels, gender-specific needs, and coeliac disease.
Join the team at Coeliac NZ, as we uncover why women with coeliac disease are at increased risk of iron deficiency, how this impacts overall health, and what can be done through diet, monitoring, and professional support. Whether you're newly diagnosed or have been living with coeliac disease for years, this online session offers practical, evidence-based guidance to help boost energy, enhance well-being, and optimise nutritional outcomes.
Key topics include: • Why iron matters: symptoms and long-term effects of deficiency • The role of the gut in iron absorption • Iron-rich foods in a gluten free world • Supplementation and testing – when and how • Special considerations for women across life stages (menstruation, pregnancy, menopause)
Promoting better health and wellbeing for women affected by coeliac disease.
WEE SHOULD TALK: A Women’s Health Week Event by JUNOFEM & Tend It’s time to talk, unfiltered, honest and long overdue. About incontinence, prolapse, pelvic pain, and everything in between.
Join us for an open and honest evening dedicated to pelvic floor health. We’re bringing together a panel of experts: a pelvic floor physio, a urogynaecologist, a women’s health GP, and our own JUNOFEM team. Together. we will explore real issues affecting women.
This event is about more than symptoms. It’s about stories, support, and shifting the conversation forward.
🗓 Tuesday 12 August 🕕 6:00pm – 8:00pm 📍 Auckland Grid, Pakenham Street 🥂 Catered event
Expect thoughtful discussion, practical insight, and the space to ask questions that matter. Come for the kōrero, stay for the community.
101 Pakenham Street West Wynyard Quarter Auckland 1010
This August, Seed Cycle Blend is partnering with Tend on Women's Health Week! Women's Health Week is dedicated to empowering Kiwi women to prioritise their health and wellbeing.
Join Seed Cycle Blend's Founder and Certified Nutrition Coach Rochelle Vranjes Marreiros for a free webinar about managing the hormonal fluctuations of a menstrual cycle as a working woman. Suitable for all menstruating ladies.
Date: Wednesday 13th August, 2025
Time: 7pm - 8pm (NZST) or 5pm - 6pm (AEST)
Location: Online by Zoom – you’ll receive an email with an access link before the workshop
What's covered?
🌙 An overview of the key phases of the menstrual cycle and how hormones naturally rise and fall throughout the month.
🧳 How we can manage the impact of hormonal shifts on our energy, mood, focus, and stress tolerance - especially in a work environment.
🥗 Nutrition and lifestyle strategies to support each phase of your cycle and reduce symptoms like PMS, cramps, anxiety, fatigue, and burnout.
🗓️ How to align work tasks, meetings, and exercise with your cycle to boost productivity and reduce overwhelm.
🧠 The power of body literacy - understanding your cycle as a vital sign and using it to feel more confident and in control as a working woman.
🎁 FREE GIFT 🎁
Everyone who signs up receives a free gift from Seed Cycle Blend and a recording of the webinar following the live event.
About the host:
Rochelle Vranjes Marreiros
Rochelle Vranjes Marreiros is a certified nutrition coach, founder of wholefood hormone health supplement Seed Cycle Blend and host of the newly launched ‘Being Hormonal’ podcast.
She is a business woman and founder helping women to love their cycles instead of loathing them.
She has worked in the Women's Health space across the marketing and design side of holistic beauty, wellness and nutrition for over 10 years. And certified as a Nutrition Coach through the Food Matters Institute. She has been trained by practitioners like Dr Libby Weaver, Dr Joe Dispenza and Dr. Mark Hyman.
Rochelle’s brand Seed Cycle Blend has been featured in prominent news and lifestyle publications such as Capsule, NZ Viva Magazine, Fashion QT and loves sharing her expertise to help women understand their cycles, balance their hormones, and stop hating on their bodies.