سلام عليكم ورحمت الله وبركاته              
All of us at Amity Health Centre are deeply saddened by the Christchurch mosque shootings and stand up in support of our Muslim patients and the wider Muslim community in Dunedin, Christchurch and New Zealand as a whole. We were shocked by the targetting of innocent individuals at prayer and would like you to know that our thoughts are with you.
Please let us know if we can help or you may like to look at the following
Arohanui
Ministry of health resources:

Mental health advice for coping after a traumatic event.

The Ministry of Health has developed two resources with 1737 to assist those in mental distress as a result of the traumatic event in Christchurch.
This resource is currently available in English and Arabic. The Ministry is working to translate these documents into multiple languages and this page will be updated as translations become available.
توفر وزارة الصحة لكم المشورة المتبعة للتغلب على التوتر العصبي نتيجة الحدث المأساوي في كرايستشيرش. هذه المصادر متاحة باللغة العربية. إذا رغبتم بالحصول على المساعدة فالرجاء الإتصال أو ارسال الرسائل القصيرة على الرقم 1737.
If over the following days and weeks, distress or stress symptoms are escalating, or you feel you are not coping, early access to help and professional support is important. Your GP is a good starting point, or for support with grief, anxiety, distress or mental wellbeing, you can call or text 1737 – free, anytime, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week – to talk it through with a trained counsellor.

A little about us

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At Amity Health Centre we aim to provide high quality patient-centred health care in a modern and friendly environment where our patients feel comfortable and respected regardless of age, gender, ethnic or cultural background.

We provide a comprehensive range of general practice services to patients of all ages including family planning, child health, overseas travel advice, health assessment and promotion, and care for ongoing medical conditions.

We seek to:
•have an advocacy and educational role for our patients
•provide acute and chronic care when it is needed
•continually improve the quality of the care and service we provide

Opening Hours

Monday - Friday 8.00am- 5.30pm.
Phone 03 464 0041 for an appointment.
343 Highgate, Roslyn, Dunedin 9010
or click on the button below and to the right.


If you are a registered patient at Amity Health Centre and wish to book a standard appointment, please click here ...... it is helpful if you can give a short description (in general terms) of what you want to discuss so that we can contact you should the time booked or length of appointment is not appropriate we can contact you to rearrange. Please only give information that you would wish our receptionists to see

In an emergency, phone 111 for an ambulance

Text 111 service available for Deaf and hearing impaired people. See Deaf Aotearoa for details.

Our Facilities

Accessibility: all parts of our building are on one level, we have accessible toilet facilities and a lowered reception desk for patients using wheelchairs.
Parking: there is dedicated disabled parking at the front of the building with a gentle ramp with rails to the front door. The car park is reserved for patients with limited mobility or small children.
Front door: Our staff will help if it is difficult for you to open.

Need a translator?

Please ask if you would like a translator for your appointment.

Appointment Availability

We aim to provide ready access to our doctors and nurses. If your doctor is unavailable at the time you wish to be seen, you will be offered the opportunity to see another GP. If you make an appointment and then do not turn up, this may prevent another patient  from seeing the doctor or nurse at that time. We reserve the right to charge a fee for consultation appointments that are not attended.