Community Health and Social Services in Hutt
These services provide support to individuals and whānau who are impacted by abuse, violence or family harm.
These services refer or connect people to specialist abuse and violence support services to support their needs.
Referral to specialist services providers 13 results
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Te Kupenga Whakaoti Mahi Patunga / National Network of Family Violence Services Walk in
We provide support to family violence prevention and intervention services - we do NOT provide services and programmes directly to clients but can refer people
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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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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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Folau Alofa Charitable Trust
Folau Alofa Charitable Trust aims to empower Pacific people to live safe and happy lives.
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Family Works Central Walk in
Family Works Central is a family-focused social service agency building an Aotearoa where all tamariki, families and communities are safe, strong and connected.
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Shama Walk in
Shama supports ethnic people who have perpetrated or experienced family violence and or sexual violence or other complex issues.
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Hutt Valley and Hutt City Women’s Refuge Walk in
We support the needs of women and children throughout the wider Hutt Valley who are impacted by family violence
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Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Trust NZ
GRG provides caregiver support, information, education and advocacy services to full-time grandparents or whanau caregivers throughout New Zealand
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Shakti New Zealand
Shakti provides immediate support to women, children and youth of Asian, African and Middle Eastern origin who have experienced sexual abuse, family/domestic violence and discrimination.
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Kōkiri Marae Māori Women's Refuge Walk in
Kōkiri Marae Māori Women's Refuge provides support, education and information to wahine and tamariki affected by whānau violence and abuse.
