Programme Areas
Services 106 results
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New Zealand Needle Exchange Programme Te Waipounamu / DISC Free
South Island programme where people who are injecting drugs can access needles, syringes and other equipment to support safe injecting practice.
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Living Sober Free
Living Sober is a friendly online community where you can talk safely and honestly with others about your relationship with alcohol.
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Eating Disorder Carer Support NZ (EDCS) Free
EDCS NZ supports and represents parents/whanau and carers of people who have eating disorders.
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Anxiety New Zealand Trust Free $ Partial fees apply $$ Fees apply
Free 24/7 National 0800 ANXIETY Helpline and Peer Support Groups.
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The Difference $$ Fees apply
The Difference is a rurally located, private rehabilitation centre for people with drug or alcohol dependency.
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Mental Health & Addictions - Adult Kaupapa Maori Service (Te Roopu Whitiora) | Te Tai Tokerau (Northland) Free
Specialist Kaupapa Maori service for Maori, between the ages of 18 to 65 year,s who are experiencing symptoms suggestive of psychosis or schizophrenia.
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Ngati Kahu Social & Health Services Free
Ngati Kahu Social & Health Services aim to support well-being for our community by providing whanau with services to empower growth and stability.
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Te Hiku Hauora - Community Health Services $$ Fees apply
We view health in a holistic context and believe a Kaupapa Māori approach will value all peoples
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Mason Clinic Regional Forensic Psychiatry Services
Auckland Regional Forensic Psychiatry Service (ARFPS) is one of New Zealand’s leading providers of forensic psychiatric care.
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Puāwaitanga Free
Free short-term counselling for people on a Work & Income benefit or who hold a community services card
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Te Whai Community Trust Free $$ Fees apply
Providing wellbeing and social services, senior and whanau support, counselling services and Aroha food baskets (food parcels) to the Mangawhai community.
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Mental Health & Addictions - Triage Service | Te Tai Tokerau (Northland) Free
The Triage Service provides a single point of entry for non-urgent referrals to adult mental health services.
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Manaaki Ora Trust Free
Manaaki Ora Trust is a kaupapa Māori health, social services and education provider
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Addictive Eaters Anonymous Free
AEA is a 12 Step fellowship for recovery from binge eating, anorexia, bulimia, other forms of addictive eating and compulsive exercise.
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Te Ha Oranga Mental Health & Addiction Service Free
We operate a free community based Maori mental health service, and a free comprehensive and discrete Alcohol and Other Drug addiction service.
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Auckland City Mission - Addiction Services $$ Fees apply
Helping people recover from alcohol and other drug use and abuse, through assessment, Residential Social Detoxification (Detox) and Community Alcohol and Drug Workers.
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Depression Helpline Free
Call the 24/7 Depression Helpline to talk to a trained counsellor about how you are feeling.
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Emerge Aotearoa Free
Emerge Aotearoa delivers mental health, addiction, disability support, peer, employment, offender rehabilitation and housing services throughout New Zealand.
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Rubicon Free
Rubicon is here to assist young people who are having trouble because of alcohol and/or other drugs or co-existing problems.
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Mental Health & Addictions - Inpatient Services | Te Tai Tokerau (Northland) Free
29 bed inpatient facility and 6 bed sub acute unit providing acute inpatient mental health services.
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Mental Health & Addictions - Psychiatry for Older People Service (POPS) | Te Tai Tokerau (Northland) Free
Provides community based assessment and treatment for older people with mental illness, including crisis support.
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Coliber Group Psychiatry $$ Fees apply
What is Mental Illness? Mental illness is a clinically significant behaviour or psychological (to do with the mind) disorder that is associated with distress or
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The Seneca Clinic by PsychPartners $$ Fees apply
Specialists in psychological medicine and therapies
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Returned and Services Association (RSA) Free
Every day the RSA movement helps all current and former service personnel and their families get the support they need.
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Gambling Helpline Free
Free 24/7 support by phone, email, webchat and text for those worried about gambling or the gambling of others.
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Asian Family Services Free $$ Fees apply
Asian Family Services provides professional and confidential face-to-face or telephone counselling support and social worker support to all Asians living in New Zealand.
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Higher Ground - Drug Rehabilitation Trust Free $$ Fees apply
Provides a Drug & Alcohol Residential Recovery Programme based on 12 Step recovery principles.
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Regional Dual Disability Service | Counties Manukau Free
The Regional Dual Disability Mental Health Service provides support for people with intellectual disability who also have significant mental health concerns.
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Starship Paediatric Child & Family Unit Free
The Child and Family Unit (CFU) is a supra-regional acute psychiatric child and adolescent mental health inpatient unit hosted by Auckland District Health Board.
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Al-Anon Family Groups and Alateen Free
When you don’t know where to turn because someone drinks too much, Al-Anon Family Groups can help.
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Whāraurau Free
Improving mental health and wellbeing for infants, children and young people through service improvement, workforce development, and advocacy.
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Clinical Advisory Services Aotearoa Free
We have a model of working alongside groups and organisations that acknowledges the strengths both parties bring to the relationship.
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Hāpai Te Hauora Free
Hāpai Te Hauora aim to improve community health through public policy and national advocacy.
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Kia Puāwai Free
Kia Puāwai provides a range of services aimed at supporting tamariki, rangatahi and whānau through whānau-centred approaches to therapy and support.
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Adult Inpatient Mental Health Services | Southern Free
Inpatient Units at Wakari Hospital and Southland Hospital support clients in an acute phase of a mental health disorder and/or with associated intellectual disabilities.
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Te Rarawa Anga Mua Free
TRAM is focused on advancing the social, environmental, cultural and economic wellbeing of Te Rarawa whānau, hapū and iwi
