Mental Health

Residential programme for young women (16-28yrs) from throughout NZ. For those motivated for change by addressing the drivers and effects of life-controlling issues and behaviour such as anxiety, depression, disordered eating, self-harm, suicidal ideation and unplanned pregnancy. Holistic approach based on Christian values. Not a crisis or emergency service. Suitable for applicants keen to strengthen their internal locus of control.

Providing services for adults (18-65 years) who are acutely unwell or in crisis, or have an on-going or recurring mental illness, or short term but significant mental health problem. Community based care providing outpatient appointments Inpatient care (Emergency/crisis assessment 24/7) Alternatives to admission (crisis respite care and home based crisis support) Access to specialist ongoing rehabilitation and extended care residential facilities (residential support needs provided by NGO, clinical needs met by WDHB)

Anxiety New Zealand Trust specialises in the treatment, support and education of anxiety disorders and depression in children, adolescents and adults. The multi-disciplinary team includes psychologists, specialist mental health GP, support group facilitators, helpline team and community educators. Full funding may apply for low income earners or students.

A service charity with a particular interest in holistic health for recovery. Providing workshops, information, counselling and tuition: Aging with Attitude and feeling younger workshops. Nature workshops for Children: Information on seeds, planting, composting, creative art, music and drama activities and wonder. Food and Mood: Nutrition for recovery of mental health for all ages (Teens to Older Adults). Positive thinking, Breathing, Mindfulness, Affirmation, Visualisation and Forgiveness. Self discovery through 5 senses, experience and creativity therapies: through art, colour, sound, aroma, gardening, taste testing, sensory modulation, hand and foot massage therapies centred on self healing.

Asian Mental Health Service (AMHS) provides culturally and linguistically appropriate support for service users under the care of the specialist mental health services of Waitemata DHB and the regional forensic service. Social and cultural assessment, psycho-education, life-skills counseling, and CBT therapy are also available for service users.   Asian Clinical Psychological Service (ACPS) Clinical Cultural Consultation (CCC) service by bi-lingual psychiatrists (one-off) The Incredible Years Parenting Programme, Sensory Modulation Programme & Wellness Recovery Action Group etc Asian Wellbeing Group (weekly)

CASPER is a peer support network which connects families bereaved by suicide and supports families concerned about suicide risk in a loved one. The organisation provides family support services, community and youth education and a sibling network for children and young people who have experienced the loss of a family member or friend to suicide.

Changing Minds leads collaborative social change projects aimed at reducing stigma and discrimination and improving mental health and wellbeing for communities and people. A consumer-led organisation, they also provide systemic advocacy for the rights of people with lived experience and up-to-date information on mental health and social development initiatives across Aotearoa.

Dayspring began over 30 years ago, since then they have been working with vulnerable families and have a long history of positive involvement with mothers and their babies who are living with post-natal depression or an ongoing mental illness. Dayspring have first hand experience on the impact mental illness has on the mother/baby bonding processes. Services and programmes are designed to support women and their families. We offer maternal mental health, community support, counselling services, landlord services, lifestyle and parenting programmes including art, sewing and exercise class. Creche available.

The Depression Helpline, Depression.org.nz, the Journal, and Lowdown are all services of the National Depression Initiative which aims to reduce the impact of depression on the lives of New Zealanders by aiding early recognition, appropriate treatment, and recovery. It is part of the Government's commitment to addressing suicide prevention, and improving the mental health and wellbeing of all New Zealanders.

A specialist employment agency providing support to people with mental illness prepare for, find and retain a job matched to their skills, experiences and interests. The support is ongoing and extends to their employers too.

Ember – Korowai Takitini believes in providing innovative, person-centered solutions for people experiencing mental distress, people with addiction issues and people with intellectual disabilities throughout the North Island.

Emerge Aotearoa provides a wide range of community-based mental health, addiction, disability support and social housing services nationwide. We believe that everyone is capable of living full and rich lives in their communities of choice. In every aspect of our work we are committed to helping our service users be the best they can be.

Equip provides a range of services that help people who experience mental health issues. Equip provides varying amounts of support, and in most cases can come to the client. Services include: Community Support Hours Older Adults Family Whanau Support Totara Club - Day Care Dementia facility Koromiko House - Respite facility Dietician Services Housing Facilitation Transitional Housing Spirituality Coordination

Family Advisors are employed by the district health boards to improve: Mental Health Service's responsiveness to families supporting service users, through planning, implementation and evaluation of services Family involvement and feedback is encouraged as part of the process towards developing services for the better

Provides a wide range of residential and community based services for individuals with high and complex needs, and Out of Gate services to offenders upon their release from prison. The Goodwood Park Healthcare Group strives to deliver quality services that empower clients to achieve meaningful outcomes. Further information at www.goodwood.org.nz

Grow runs weekly support groups for adults wanting to regain or keep their mental health and to lead mature and happy lives. GROW offers a trustworthy 12 step program and believes that friendships and acceptance are vital to one’s growth. There are no fees or referrals required to join. For information on where groups meet, contact GROW through the website www.grow.org.nz    

A community development organisation dedicated to the wellbeing of individuals, families, and communities. Hearts & Minds provides an integrated range of inclusive, accessible services, including: Building Resilience Programme - community-based groups and workshops with a focus on wellbeing Information and Resources / Health and Support Navigation Community Volunteering Community Business Hub Strengthening Families Global Food and Friends Community Development Training and Mentoring for Agencies/Organisations

Supports the needs of Pacific People and their families with mental health issues. The service provides a Pacific biopsychosocial approach (considering biological, psychological and social factors when treating individuals). Isa Lei works collaboratively with WDHB's Maori Mental Health Services and District Mental Health Services to ensure Pacific People's needs are met.

A Pacific mental health service that provides cultural case support for consumers and their families, working alongside other WDHB mental health services.The organisational objective is to promote access that is timely, culturally relevant, and responsive to the needs of consumers and their families. Malaga staff is diverse, representing major Pacific Island ethnic groups in New Zealand.

Marinoto North provides a Specialist Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service to the North Shore and Rodney areas from its base at North Shore Hospital. The multi disciplinary team provides assessment and treatment where indicated using the Choice and Partnership Approach. The service is targeted at meeting the most severe Child and Youth Mental Health difficulties.