Specialist family violence services are provided by skilled kaimahi/staff whose sole or main role is focussed on working with people experiencing family violence. Our support includes counselling, group and individual programmes, social work, whānau support services, family group conferences, safety services and protection orders. We support women, men, children/youth and whānau who are current or past victims/survivors of family violence. Violence isn't only physical. It includes verbal, emotional and financial abuse. Specialist family violence services are provided by skilled kaimahi/staff whose sole or main role is focussed on working with people experiencing family violence. Our support includes counselling, group and individual programmes, social work, whānau support services, family group conferences, safety services and protection orders. We support women, men, children/youth and whānau who are current or past victims/survivors of family violence. Violence isn't only physical. It includes verbal, emotional and financial abuse.

We provide individual and group non-violence programmes for men and women. Non-violence services are suitable for people who are using violence or concerned about their risk of using violence or want to find better ways to maintain healthy relationships. We provide individual and group non-violence programmes for men and women. Non-violence services are suitable for people who are using violence or concerned about their risk of using violence or want to find better ways to maintain healthy relationships.

We are a bicultural organisation based on the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi. We acknowledge Māori people as Tangata Whenua and actualise the “partnership intended” by Te Tiriti. We are a bicultural organisation based on the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi. We acknowledge Māori people as Tangata Whenua and actualise the “partnership intended” by Te Tiriti.

We provide parenting training programmes and parenting through separation programmes. We provide parenting training programmes and parenting through separation programmes.

Advocacy services can support you or work on your behalf when you are accessing health or social services. This can include listening to your concerns, talking through options with you and coming with you to appointments.