Community Health and Social Services
These services provide support to individuals and whānau who are impacted by abuse, violence or family harm.
Family violence intervention services support whānau and families to stop future violence.
Family violence intervention providers 142 results
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Tongan/Tamaki Langafonua Community Centre Walk in
The Tongan/Tamaki Langafonua Community Centre is committed and supported to identifying and meeting the needs of the Tamaki community, especially those of Pacific descent.
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Tauranga Women's Refuge & Support Services
Domestic violence safety and support services to Tauranga and Western Bay of Plenty districts.
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Porirua Whānau Centre Walk in
Porirua Whānau Centre is seen as a 'hub' for the community, enhancing the health, social, education and economic wellbeing of our children and families.
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Home & Family Charitable Trust
The vision of Home & Family/Te Whare Mannaki Tangata is that all children will live in homes with whānau/family who will cherish and keep them safe.
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Te Whare Tiaki Kaumātua Support Services Walk in
Te Whare Tiaki Kaumātua Support Services and Drop-in Space
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Mana Social Services Trust Walk in
Providing free competent professional social services to the Rotorua community
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Tryphina House Walk in
Tryphina House, Whangarei Women's Refuge, provides support and information to women and children who experience family violence.
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Te Whare Tiaki Wāhine Refuge Walk in
Te Whare Tiaki Wāhine Refuge provides Whanau services for wāhine and their tamariki affected by domestic violencein the Porirua district
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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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Vagus Centre - Chinese Mental Health Consultation Services Trust
Chinese Mental Health Consultation Services Trust is a not-for-profit social services organisation with a mission of promoting health and wellbeing of individuals and families
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Bay of Islands Counselling
Bay of Islands Counselling provides counselling (for individuals, families and couples) as well as counselling programmes, specialising in domestic violence.
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Otorohanga Support House - Whare Awhina Walk in
He āwhina, he tautoko i ngā pūrākau o ngā tangata - to support the journey of the people in our community
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Central Lakes Family Services
We provide a range of services to support people affected by family and sexual violence and mental health challenges
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Gore & Clutha Women's Refuge Walk in
Our aim is to work together to eliminate family violence in our communities by providing support, advocacy, education and awareness.
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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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Morrinsville Community House Walk in
Community-based counselling, ACC Sensitive Claims support, and children’s play therapy, alongside transport bookings and visiting health services, helping people locally access wellbeing, support, and care.
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Āwhina Whānau Services Walk in
Free Individual Counselling and support for trauma, sexual abuse, family violence, grief and loss
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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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Iosis Walk in
Iosis works with South Auckland parents in vulnerable situations to transform their family life for good.
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Mid-South Island Women's Refuge & Family Safety Services Walk in
We provide the support and information you need when you’re dealing with violence in your life.
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Taupo Women's Refuge - Awhina Society Trust
We work together with women to make positive changes in their lives and the lives of their children
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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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Roopu A Iwi Trust Walk in
Roopu A Iwi Trust is the mandated Iwi Social Service provider for Ahuriri.
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ASK - A Safe Kapiti
ASK recognises the importance of "early intervention" as a means to prevent children and young people drifting into crime at an older age.
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Male Survivors Otago Walk in
Male Survivors Otago provides support services for male victims of sexual, pyschological, physical and emotional abuse.
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SOS Kaipara Walk in
SOS Kaipara Charitable Trust provide specialist support services for women, children and wider whānau affected by abuse and family violence in the Kaipara District
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Whitianga Social Services Walk in
Our services include budgeting advice, foodbank and holiday programmes, hospital transport, free counselling and much more.
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Kapiti Living Without Violence Walk in
We provide programmes for those impacted by or using abuse and violence in the Kapiti area
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Te Rarawa Anga Mua
Te Rarawa Anga Mua (TRAM) is dedicated to enhancing the social, cultural, environmental, and economic wellbeing of Te Rarawa whānau, hapū, and iwi.
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Horowhenua Family Violence Intervention Services Walk in
We aim to reduce family violence in Horowhenua by providing education and preventative programmes in the community
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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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New Zealand Sikh Women's Association Walk in
We support South East Asian families experiencing the dynamics of domestic violence to lead productive and harmonious lives
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Wellington City Mission Walk in
The Wellington City Mission has been supporting those in need in the Wellington region since 1904.
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Bream Bay Community Support Trust
The Bream Bay Community Support Trust pride ourselves on supporting whānau to be safe within the community.
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Ōtepoti Dunedin Whānau Refuge Walk in
Ōtepoti Dunedin Whānau Refuge provides advocacy, counselling and information when women, children and whānau are experiencing domestic - family harm violence
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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
