Māori

Telephone 0800 787 798 (free from your landline or mobile) or FREE TXT 8681 (they will TXT you back) to speak with a trained counsellor. All calls are free and confidential. At the Helpline they are committed to providing a culturally affirming service, utilising resources available specifically for Māori, and referring callers to kaupapa Māori treatment services when requested.

Te Ātea Marino provides a mana enhancing and mana protective service to all tangata whai i te ora who present with substance issues and who are seeking help and support. They offer group and counselling interventions for individuals aged 13 years and over; providing support around identity and connection. Their goal is to provide you with a counselling experience aimed at achieving your recovery goals so you emerge with enhanced mana and rangitiratanga.

The He Kāmaka Waiora provider team works with Māori patients and their whanau when they need to access the hospital services:• Co-ordinating whanau accommodation• Providing social and cultural and advocacy services• Working with Waitematā DHB clinicians and other Waitematā DHB staff to ensure that services are responsive to the needs of Māori.

Mahitahi Trust are a Kaupapa Maori mental health and addictions provider who are committed to helping individuals and whanau achieve wellness through the delivery of Integrated Tikanga Māori services.

The Māori Gambling Helpline is a 24 hour, freephone helpline for those worried about gambling or the gambling of others. You can call them to receive immediate support, to be referred to another gambling support organisation, or for information services for problem gambling. They have professional Maori counsellors trained to help people who are affected by gambling. Their Kaupapa is to listen and support you and your whanau, in dealing with the effects of problem gambling.

Moko Services provide clinical mental health services with a Māori kaupapa (cultural values and concepts) approach to tangata whai i te ora who reside within the Waitematā DHB catchment area.

Te Ha Oranga provide wrap around services to support total well being and Whānau Hauora. Their services include:• Public health promotions• Community Health Worker• Alcohol and drugs counselling• Aukati Kaipaipa / Quit Smoking Coach• Disease state management• Doctor's clinics• DSM Nurses• Outreach clinics• Mobile Nursing Services• Breast screening• Residential mental health • Tamaki Ora Nurse• Fit in Well programme

Te Kotuku Ki Te Rangi is a Charitable Trust established in 2001 to provide support and care for Maori (and Non-Maori) who suffer from mental health disabilities.Their services can be broken down into five core products:• Support Hours• Kaupapa Maori Day Programme• Residential Supported Rehabilitation• Social Housing• Planned Adult Respite

Te Pae Ahurea - Specialist Regional Māori Cultural Team provides a Māori kaupapa approach (cultural values & concepts) to tangata whai i te ora using mental health & addictions services across all ages within Waitematā DHB.

Te Puna Hauora provide:• Comprehensive range of medical clinics (may incur a cost - free to low cost for enrolled clients)• Mobile disease management• Community social services• Mental health services for adults• Parenting and home management courses• Kaumatua services

Te Puni Kokiri Auckland Regional Office offer a range of services. These include: • Parent/family support• Providing a friendly ear and listening to those who need it• Help for the elderly• Cultural awareness• Social and sporting events• Home visits to children not attending school

Te Whānau O Waipareira Trust have brought together health, social, justice and education services to provide a one stop location for you and your whanau/family for Whanau Ora. This means you only have to tell your story once to your own Kaiarahi/Navigator as they will align the services that meet your and your whanau needs.Nearly all of their services are free and cover all age groups in the wider Waitakere community. Services that have a fee will be clearly identified.

Te Whare O Ngā Tūmanako Māori Women's Refuge is a not-for-profit organisation providing support for wāhine, their tamariki, rangatahi and whānau to live free from any form of violence and abuse. Their services include:• Confidential, non judgmental support• 24 hour crisis response• Refuge/safe house• Community support• Whānau Protect (home security upgrades and alarms)• Advocacy when dealing with other services• Referrals to appropriate support services

Tu Wahine Trust:• Provide counselling, therapy and support to Maori women, children, and families affected by violence and abuse• Specialise in domestic violence, rape, incest, and other related violence• Approved provider under the Domestic Violence Act to run programmes for Domestic Violence to applicants and applicants' children• ACC Registered Counsellors