In October 2015, Seacology approved a maintenance grant for repair of the community housing, to keep rainwater from seeping in. After some delays in getting materials from New Zealand to Rarotonga, the materials arrived in Rarotonga and were shipped to Atiu in early January.

Field representative Tuaine Tuara visited Atiu Island and reports that the facility, which has a capacity of 38, is being fully used for two vulnerable groups: the elderly and community members with disabilities. She was very impressed with the rehabilitation, occupational therapy, and respite care being provided, and feedback from the island leaders was positive.
Community members say it is difficult at times to monitor the island of Takutea (the protected area) from the mainland due to its isolation from the Atiu Island. Local fisherman have noticed unauthorized landings of foreign fishing vessels, but according to the island leaders, the island is being well monitored and managed.

In June 2008, field representative Allan Tuara worked with a biodiversity study team to assess the concern of an outbreak of coconut scales on Takutea. Their study found that there was not a present threat. They also found a 400-plus count of healthy nesting birds on the island. The Atiu village has expanded the use of the hospital, when it is not occupied by elderly community members, as a facility for patients with disabilities.

As of April 2008, ongoing care of the facility was being provided by the community, with a public health officer overseeing activities. Conservation of Takutea islands is reported intact.

As of May 2007, the building was almost complete with electrical, plumbing, painting and furnishing to be completed in mid-2007. As of September 2007 the building was complete and a project opening was held September 21st, with 200 members of the community attending as well as a member of Parliament, the Atiu Mayor, and Atiu Secretary. Field representative Allan Tuara spoke on behalf of Seacology and had the honor of turning the key to declare the building open.

Materials for construction were purchased in April 2007 and scheduled to be transported to Atiu in May. The community is planning to build the foundation, footing and flooring in mid 2007. Construction of the ward is scheduled to be completed by November 2007.