Our Whakamana Whanau programme provides domestic violence education and support for victims of family harm. Our Whānau Hui is an avenue for mediation between whānau members with an appointed facilitator. We also provide counselling and therapy to whānau who need someone to talk to. This can be done individually or as a whānau roopu by a qualified counsellor to address mental health issues including grief, loss, family violence, relationship issues, sexual abuse, stress, anger, depression and effects of maltreatment as a child. There is a cost for counselling. Our Whakamana Whanau programme provides domestic violence education and support for victims of family harm. Our Whānau Hui is an avenue for mediation between whānau members with an appointed facilitator. We also provide counselling and therapy to whānau who need someone to talk to. This can be done individually or as a whānau roopu by a qualified counsellor to address mental health issues including grief, loss, family violence, relationship issues, sexual abuse, stress, anger, depression and effects of maltreatment as a child. There is a cost for counselling.

Kaupapa Māori community and/or social support that is culturally appropriate for Māori, promote Mātauranga Māori, tikanga Māori, and whānau-centred models of care.

Our social work/whānau support includes community based support (home-based) and programmes with a wrap-around approach. Our social work support focuses on the whānau as a whole, builds on whānau strengths and increases their capacity so whānau are nurturing, resilient and self-reliant. Our social work/whānau support includes community based support (home-based) and programmes with a wrap-around approach. Our social work support focuses on the whānau as a whole, builds on whānau strengths and increases their capacity so whānau are nurturing, resilient and self-reliant.

Alternative Action is a mentoring programme for young persons who are at low-level offending, referred by Police and/or Oranga Tamariki. The support service is to support the youth in education, training or similar and address reparation for offences.

This programme requires a referral from Oranga Tamariki. We also accept referrals from whānau with further Korero. An Iwi-led social service that is child-centred, whānau focused and culturally responsive. To support whānau to develop their own solutions to the issues they face. Whānau and professionals work together to agree how they can keep mokopuna safe, keeping their welfare and interests at the centre.

24hr, 7 days, supervised care within our residential facilities: Remand Home, Bail Home and Bespoke Homes

Community-based support and services to young people during their bail period. Open to young persons aged between 12-17 inclusive where Police believe there may be an issue regarding compliance with court ordered conditions.

Reintegration support for whānau who have been incarcerated for 2 years of more to aid in transition from prison to the community. Assisting with employment and/or training, access to appropriate support services on release.

To provide a localised solution targeting and supporting those with alcohol and drug dependency - addressing the wider impacts of whānau and communities project.

Referral needed from Oranga Tamariki Referral needed from Oranga Tamariki

Support young people/rangatahi to live confidently and achieve their goals.

Provision of information, advocacy and programmes with a focus on supporting members of the rainbow community (LGBTQIA+) and their family/whānau.

To support eligible rangatahi on their path to adulthood and long-term wellbeing. This will include preparation for their transition from care or youth justice; provide proactive contact and support as they establish themselves and assist the rangatahi to further develop their skills and achieve independence.