Iosis offers a range of free programmes that teach parents and family members new behaviours that will strengthen their family life. Family Resilience Programme: 10 week group programme covering a collection of topics aimed at giving families useful tools for relationships and daily life. Getting a Grip on Communication: 8 week group programme for people who want to learn how to resolve conflicts peacefully and develop supportive relationships. Merivale Residential Programme: Merivale Whanau Development Centre is a residential parenting programme for mothers who have been impacted by neglect and abuse. During their time at Merivale, parents are educated and supported to learn new behaviours and parenting skills that will transform their family life. Kids Feeling Safe Programme: for sibling groups of children who have witnessed family violence and where one parent has a Protection Order. Iosis offers a range of free programmes that teach parents and family members new behaviours that will strengthen their family life. Family Resilience Programme: 10 week group programme covering a collection of topics aimed at giving families useful tools for relationships and daily life. Getting a Grip on Communication: 8 week group programme for people who want to learn how to resolve conflicts peacefully and develop supportive relationships. Merivale Residential Programme: Merivale Whanau Development Centre is a residential parenting programme for mothers who have been impacted by neglect and abuse. During their time at Merivale, parents are educated and supported to learn new behaviours and parenting skills that will transform their family life. Kids Feeling Safe Programme: for sibling groups of children who have witnessed family violence and where one parent has a Protection Order.

Family Learning Centre - group programmes include Toolbox, Non violent communication, Early recovery skills for alcohol and drugs, Family Resilience Programme, Triple P Toolbox Parenting Courses: 6-week programme for parents/caregivers of children aged 0 to 12 years, that teach various ways to build loving and supportive relationships with children and to manage behaviour effectively without 'losing it'. Teenage Years (12-19 years): 6-week programme that aims to give tools to equip young people with a strong sense of self, responsibility and resourcefulness. Giving help to parents along their journey of letting go and handing over some of the controls as the young person begins to 'fly solo. Triple P Discussion Groups: Positive Parenting Programme is a 4 week group programme for parents who want to create a personalised plan aimed at building relationships with their children, encouraging good behaviour and managing the not-so-good.

Merivale Residential Programme: Merivale Whānau Development Centre is a residential parenting programme for mothers who have been impacted by neglect and abuse. During their time at Merivale, parents are educated and supported to learn new behaviours and parenting skills that will transform their family life. Merivale Residential Programme: Merivale Whānau Development Centre is a residential parenting programme for mothers who have been impacted by neglect and abuse. During their time at Merivale, parents are educated and supported to learn new behaviours and parenting skills that will transform their family life.

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Budgeting services help you and your whānau look after your money and give you advice on spending, saving and managing debt.

MenD (one-on-one men's development programme) is a free programme, addressing issues of family violence, difficulties with stress, relationships, addictions and offending behaviours. MenD also incorporates Maori concepts such as Nga Tapa Wha Well-Being Model and whakatauki (proverbs). MenD (one-on-one men's development programme) is a free programme, addressing issues of family violence, difficulties with stress, relationships, addictions and offending behaviours. MenD also incorporates Maori concepts such as Nga Tapa Wha Well-Being Model and whakatauki (proverbs).