Abuse and violence support

• Counselling
• Education programmes
• Family violence intervention
• Information and support
• Referral to specialist services
• Supervised contact

Whānau Support - is a free service offered to those needing wrap around practical support and individuals and families who are impacted by family harm. This can include being a liaison with other agencies, support for improving current lifestyle situations, support with parenting, and general support to help keep you safe. 
Referrals come from ISR, Schools, the Community and you can refer yourself. 

Whānau Resilience - support for whānau to live violence-free and to eliminate violence for the next generation. 

Supervised contact - is where contact with a child takes place in a safe, controlled place, with someone such as a relative, another person or an organisation. It usually happens when one parent has been violent, either towards the other parent or towards the child. Supervised contact can give a parent the chance to rebuild their relationship with their child. You can choose to use a supervised contact service, or the court might order it.