Community Health and Social Services
These services provide support to individuals and whānau who are impacted by abuse, violence or family harm.
Abuse and violence support subtypes
Abuse and violence support providers 232 results
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Hinengakau Maatua Whangai Social Services
Hinengakau Maatua Whangai aims to maintain, strengthen and re-establish the spiritual, physical, and mental wellbeing of the families, whānau, hapu and iwi.
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Cambridge Community House Walk in
Providing social services, including budgeting, family violence support, counselling and probation services, for the people of Cambridge.
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Waiariki Women's Refuge Walk in
Liberating women, children, families and whānau from family violence
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Manchester House Social Services Walk in
Manchester House is a for-community organisation offering on-demand services in Feilding and its surrounding districts.
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Whānau Resource Centre o Pukekohe Charitable Trust Walk in
Our mission is to offer support, advocacy, education and intervention to whānau in crisis situations, targeting whānau that have dependent children.
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Respect
Increasing Safety, Reducing Violence. Our main purpose is to facilitate respectful relationships.
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Wellington Women's Refuge
We provide support and advocacy for women and children who are experiencing domestic violence.
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Mid North Women's Aid & Refuge Society
We provide the support and information you need when you’re impacted by violence in your life.
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Te Whare Ruruhau O Meri Walk in
Crisis Support Services for anyone that has been sexually or physically abused.
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SIAOLA - Vahefonua Tonga Methodist Mission Walk in
Providing value-based services to our Tongan Communities, supporting Educational, Social, Health and Financial needs for our families.
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Taumarunui Police Family Harm Team
Ruapehu Community Support Trust/Whakakotahitanga is a total wrap-around service for families involved in domestic violence situations.
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Miriam Centre Walk in
24/7 therapeutic response assistance for children young people, adults, family whanau, communities struggling with trauma, abuse, sexual physical emotional behaviour..
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Te Uri o Hau Tangata Development Walk in
Te Uri o Hau Tangata Development aims to develop emotional, social, cultural, economic self-reliance for the hapū
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Te Whānau o te Maungarongo Walk in
Te Whānau o te Maungarongo aim to develop and enhance the well-being of Māori men, women, youth and children
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Rotorua Prisoners Aid & Rehabilitation Society (PARS) Walk in
A community organisation which works for a safer society by providing support to offenders and their family/whanau
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Morrinsville Community House Walk in
Morrinsville Community House provides a range of different services to meet the needs of the community, including counselling services.
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Age Concern Hawke's Bay
We support older kiwis to have a healthy lifestyle, full of opportunities and protection from harm.
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Ngati Porou Oranga - Mental Health Services Walk in
NPO is a unique Primary Health Organisation (PHO) in Te Tairawhiti offering Te Oranga Hinengaro (Mental Health & Addictions) and Te Hiringa Matua (Pregnancy and Parenting)
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Te Waiariki Purea Trust Walk in
We offer rangatahi and whānau services supporting rangatahi to be active in their communities, achieve in education, culturally connected and engage with whanau
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Te Wāhi Whakaora Rotorua and District Women's Refuge Walk in
We provide the support and information you need when you’re dealing with violence in your life.
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Living Violence Free Walk in
Living Violence Free works to enable all people in Aotearoa to live their life free from family violence
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Stopping Violence Dunedin Walk in
Stopping Violence Dunedin is focused on stopping family violence and other damaging conflicts in our communities
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Marlborough Women's Refuge Walk in
Marlborough Women's Refuge provides family violence services for women, children and young people covering the Marlborough and Kaikoura region.
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Anglican Action, Hamilton
Anglican Action has been active in Hamilton for over 20 years delivering crucial services to the vulnerable in our community.
