Project Description
Mercy Care Manaaki Atawhai
Doing ordinary things extraordinarily well
Mercy Care honours the Mercy Mission and Values as our underpinning philosophy of care and provides a practical approach through which they can be implemented.
This approach is holistic and resident-focused; everything that we do is to support our residents to live the fullest life they can; that they are able to live with meaning and purpose as unique individuals.
Mercy Care promotes a deep sense of family, loving and compassionate relationships and a caring environment where residents truly feel at home.
In offering Mercy Care we bring our heart and our best self. It is an approach that demands professionalism and skill at all levels to enable excellence in care.
Mercy Care is Mercy Parklands, it is who we are.
Mercy Care Manaaki Atawhai Principles
~ Kupu manatu
Mercy Care principles govern our practice when working here at Mercy Parklands. These 3 principles are how we implement Mercy Care .
Atawhai mai ~
Mercy in our Hearts ~ Mā roto ngākau
Mercy in our Heads ~ Mā roto upoko
Mercy in everything we do (Hands) ~ Mā roto ringa
Mission and Values
Our Vision ~ Tūruapō
To care – enhancing human life through Mercy’s compassion and skill
Our Mission ~ Mahi Atawhai
To achieve best practice at all times
To maintain professionalism at every level
To deliver holistic care – clinical, spiritual, social
Our logo ~ Tohu
Our logo features a stylized koru, symbol of new growth; at the heart stands the Mercy cross, central to Catherine’s faith and spirit and recognized around the world as the symbol of her Sisters of Mercy.
Our Values ~ Whanonga pono
Over nearly two centuries, the Sisters of Mercy have developed a response to human need which bears their unique stamp. In each of their ministries, it is the cluster of core values which defines the Mercy way. For healthcare, the Sisters of Mercy have named these five core values:
Human Dignity ~ Te tapu o te tangata
Compassion ~ Te aroha
Service ~ Te āwhinatanga
Justice ~ Te tika
Concern for the poor ~ Te aroha ki te rawa kore