Community Health and Social Services
These services provide support to individuals and whānau who are impacted by abuse, violence or family harm.
Education programmes raise awareness and help to stop abuse and violence.
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Hutt Valley and Hutt City Women’s Refuge
We support the needs of women and children throughout the wider Hutt Valley who are impacted by family violence
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Ōtepoti Dunedin Whānau Refuge
Ōtepoti Dunedin Whānau Refuge provides advocacy, counselling and information when women, children and whānau are experiencing domestic - family harm violence
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Catholic Social Services Te Kupenga o te Atawhaitanga
Catholic Social Services exists to respond to families and their children and people in need of counselling, social work and parenting assistance
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Te Puna O Te Aroha Māori Women's Refuge
Te Puna O Te Aroha is a Refuge for Māori women and their families dealing with domestic violence.
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Marlborough Women's Refuge
Marlborough Women's Refuge provides family violence services for women, children and young people covering the Marlborough and Kaikoura region.
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New Zealand Sikh Women's Association
We support South East Asian families experiencing the dynamics of domestic violence to lead productive and harmonious lives
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Te Whare Ruruhau O Meri
Crisis Support Services for anyone that has been sexually or physically abused.
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Te Roopu Whakaruruhau O Nga Wahine Māori
We believe that women and children have the right to live their lives free from violence (physical, emotional, mental, sexual, financial and spiritual)
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Tu Tama Wahine o Taranaki
Tū Tama Wāhine o Taranaki (TTW) is a Kaupapa Māori Common Good organisation providing Whānau Ora services to whānau across the rohe of Taranaki.
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The Umma Trust
The UMMA Trust provides social services to refugee and Migrant families with a specific focus on the wellbeing of Muslim women, children and families
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Te Ikaroa Rangatahi Social Services
Te Ikaroa Rangatahi Social Services is a support service for children, youth and families.
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Otautahi Māori Women's Refuge t.a Te Whare Hauora
Te Whare Hauora is a by-Māori-for-Māori provider offering a safe place for wahine and tamariki affected by domestic violence.
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Waikato Family Centre
Providing guidance, support, and education to families/whaanau in the community and the greater Waikato who are struggling with concerns they are having with their babies
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Waikato Women's Refuge - Te Whakaruruhau
At Waikato Women’s Refuge, your wellbeing and the safety of your children is our number one priority.
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K’aute Pasifika Trust
Our mission is to improve the holistic wellbeing of Pacific communities living in New Zealand .
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South Taranaki Whanau Centre
Offering information and guidance for our clients on their journey, including survivors of sexual harm or rape and Family Harm.
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Turuki Health Care Social Services
Turuki Health Care is a charitable trust based in Mangere, South Auckland, providing services to the wider Counties Manukau catchment area.
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Te Rau Āwhina - Tokoroa Women's Refuge
We are available 24/7 for information and advice and crisis support for women and children affected by family violence.
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Tokoroa Council of Social Services (TCOSS)
The Tokoroa Council of Social Services is a non-profit NGO passionate about helping, empowering and supporting families within our community
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The Change Place
Abuse Prevention Services assists families in the wider Rodney/Hibiscus Coast areas who are affected by family violence.
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Gore & Clutha Women's Refuge
Our aim is to work together to eliminate family violence in our communities by providing support, advocacy, education and awareness.
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Whakatu Te Korowai Manaakitanga Trust
Te Korowai Trust’s holistic approach encompasses financial capability building, skills-based family mentoring, support from social workers, guidance from Kairangahau ā-Whānau, and assistance through Whānau Ora
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Taranaki Women’s Refuge
At Taranaki Women’s Refuge we provide the support and information you will need when you are dealing with domestic violence in your life.
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Waitomo Waipa Women's Refuge
Supporting and helping women and children experiencing family violence.
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Miriam Centre
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 Whānau o te Maungarongo
Te Whānau o te Maungarongo aim to develop and enhance the well-being of Māori men, women, youth and children
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Te Ārai Roa Manaaki
Our work is directed towards supporting people who are impacted by interpersonal violence (whether currently or in the past).
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Te Whare Tu Whanau - Gisborne Womens Refuge
At Te Whare Tu Whanau - Gisborne Womens Refuge, we provide the support and information you need when you’re dealing with violence in your life.
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Fale Pasifika o Aoraki
Pasifika O Aoraki Services provides support for Pacific people living in our region, from Ashburton to Oamaru right through the Mackenzie District.
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Anglican Family Care
Based in Otago for over 50 years, Anglican Family Care's main focus is supporting children, young people and their families.
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Mid-South Island Women's Refuge & Family Safety Services
We provide the support and information you need when you’re dealing with violence in your life.
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Tuu Oho Mai Services
Tuu Oho Mai is committed to working with whānau and families affected by family violence.
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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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Tupoho - Iwi and Community Social Services Trust
We are an Iwi organisation supporting individuals and whānau in Whanganui.
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Te Whare Oranga Wairua - Māori Women's Refuge
Our Kaupapa is to empower and support whānau-ora (wellness) for those who choose to live free from violence and abuse in all its forms.
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Wingspan (formerly Home and Family Counselling)
Wingspan Trust provides professional, affordable individual, couples and family counselling for a voluntary contribution.
