Service types: Abuse and violence support, Education programmes, Information and support, Education and training, Family / whānau support, Kaupapa Māori, Stopping violence services, Whānau Ora, Sexual harm victims/survivors - Do you need help and support?, Kaupapa Māori, Groups and programmes, Sexual harm - Kaupapa Māori services, Harmful sexual behaviour.

PSS are contracted by Te Whatu Ora to deliver Te Ao Hou wānanga (adult education courses) through a kaupapa Māori lens to whānau experiencing family harm.

PSS have utilised Matauranga Māori to develop a model of practice "Mauri Chakra" which is a whānau-centred, strengths-based, all-of-whānau approach. Te Ao Hou Pou Tiaki work with whānau, couples and individuals; whānau are free to navigate their own attendance, the service is not time-framed acknowledging this mahi is long-term, PSS is inclusive, wānanga evolved based on whānau feedback, utilise purakau and the land to connect our whānau back to their whakapapa and identity and have co-designed goals with our whānau which encompass engagement, connection and hauora.

Wānanga are run in term-time.

Service types: Abuse and violence support, Education programmes, Information and support, Education and training, Family / whānau support, Kaupapa Māori, Whānau Ora.

PSS partner with the Tu Ariki Ai Alliance to offer an additional four-week block at the conclusion of each Te Ao Hou series.  Whānau Wellness Wānanga support whānau to achieve their goals and aspirations, empowering our people through cultural solutions, connection to the environment and allowing whānau to hold space in a positive, non-judgemental and mana enhancing environment.

Service types: Advocacy, Family / whānau support, Information & support, Kaupapa Māori, Service navigator, Social work, Whānau Ora.

PSS offer one-on-one support which includes goal setting, safety plans, and any other support required.  Pou Tiaki will awhi whānau with any barriers such as housing, care and protection, police matters, mental health and addictions support by advocating for and connecting with the appropriate services.

Te Whare O Papatuanuku (TWOP) is a venue from which other organisations can provide support and services to empower whānau in need.  TWOP is an accessible and safe space for whānau to attend wānanga.