Frankton Park’s residential services (Mauri Oho) provide 24-hour, seven-days-a-week support and care within a residential setting to people with traumatic and/or acquired brain injury. We’re certified under the Ministry of Health to provide residential services, and alongside that hold a current residential contract with ACC.

Offering short-term, long-term and respite options for those with brain injury, Frankton Park assists residents to enhance their mauri and increase their independence. We place a strong focus on ‘my next step forward’ through goal-setting and individualised support solutions, and aim to bolster residents’ strength, resilience and ability to re-enter their community. Our active environments provide the opportunity to relearn functional skills and achieve activities of daily living through routine and structure. Living together in flatting situations with the support of kaimahi (staff) facilitates engagement and social reconnection within our homes and communities.

Frankton Park

Residential Services in Hamilton and Palmerston North.

Frankton Park residents live in homes in the community, alongside others with traumatic and/or acquired brain injury. Twenty-four-hour care and support is provided by skilled staff to assist residents to achieve their functional best. Frankton Park enables improved independence through authentic, facilitated everyday experiences, including cooking and cleaning, using public transport, scaffolded social interactions and engaging in the local community.  

Find more about Frankton Park and services here.