Collaborative Aotearoa is a national network, committed to pursuing a vision focused on the health and wellbeing for whānau and communities. We achieve this through model of care design, development and implementation.
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Join the Collaborative
Our membership types are designed to meet the diverse needs of Primary Health Organisations (PHOs), general practices, community organisations, and corporate partners. By joining Collaborative Aotearoa, members gain access to a supportive network, valuable resources, and opportunities to contribute to the transformation of primary and community care across Aotearoa. Whether you’re a PHO shaping system-level change, a general practice delivering care on the ground, a community provider supporting whānau wellbeing, or a corporate partner enhancing service delivery—there is a membership option tailored for you.
Contact our CEO today to discuss what our membership can do for you.
For the People, by the People
Our purpose
Our vision
To bring together a strong collaboration of leaders committed to building an equitable future, through transforming health and well-being outcomes everyday, for all New Zealanders.
Find the right membership for you
Primary Health Organisation
Annual Membership Fee
$$20,000+GST
Collaborative Aotearoa continues to serve our Primary Health Organisation members. PHO members are enabled to share all of the Collaborative’s value to their wider general practice community. PHO members receive a seat on the Collaborative Aotearoa Membership Advisory Board.
- All practices within the PHO have access to the resources
- Benefits for the PHO and their general practice network
Corporate Organisation
Annual Membership Fee
$$20,000+GST
Corporate partners play a vital role in our primary and community care sector. This membership provides corporate providers with access to Collaborative resources and community, enabling them to share value, insights, and tools across their multiple general practice sites.
- All practices within the corporate network have access to the resources
- Benefits for the corporate head office team and the practice teams
Community Organisation
Annual Membership Fee
$$5,000+GST
Community not-for-profit and non-government organisations are welcome to join the Collaborative. The community membership enables networking with the Collaborative Aotearoa community, access to valuable resources that strengthen service delivery.
- Community organisations networking events with primary health colleagues
- Access to resources in an affordable and accessible way
General Practice Direct
Annual Membership Fee
$$1,000+GST
For practices whose PHO is not a member of Collaborative Aotearoa, direct practice membership is available. This provides the individual practice with direct access to our national community, events, webinars, education modules, templates and resources.
- Affordable membership fee per full practice site
- Support with model of care development and quality standards
Value proposition
General Practice - Model of Care Development and Modernisation
National Resource Support for PHOs and Practices
Telehealth Education and implementation support
Learning - Webinars and Collegial Peer support
Wānanga and Conferences - Next conference March 2026
National Project Engagement and Leadership
Community Engagement through Co-Design
Personalised PHO Support discounted project fee for service mahi
National Primary Care communication
International Evidence and learning
Primary Care Workforce Professional Development
Our commitment
Collaborative Aotearoa is committed to responding to the needs of our members. We aim to continue nationally led projects alongside regional and local support for modernisation of general practice.
Digital technology, extended workforce and innovation are our key strategic drivers to support us to achieve timely access to equitable and quality primary care.
Cici Xu, Health Coach at Newtown Medical Centre.“My role [Health Coach] is to assist the doctors and nurses to help their patients achieve their goals. Many patients have multiple requirements, and doctors’ time is limited. They want to be able to help their patients, but it’s not practical, timewise. That’s where I can come in.”