Community Health and Social Services in Central Lakes
These services provide support to individuals and whānau who are impacted by abuse, violence or family harm.
Education programmes raise awareness and help to stop abuse and violence.
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Central Lakes Family Services
We provide a range of services to support people affected by family and sexual violence and mental health challenges
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Shine
Shine is a leading New Zealand provider of specialist domestic violence help and support services.
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Te Kupenga Whakaoti Mahi Patunga / National Network of Family Violence Services Walk in
We provide support to family violence prevention and intervention services - we do NOT provide services and programmes directly to clients but can refer people
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Taumarunui Police Family Harm Team
Ruapehu Community Support Trust/Whakakotahitanga is a total wrap-around service for families involved in domestic violence situations.
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Shama Walk in
Shama supports ethnic people who have perpetrated or experienced family violence and or sexual violence or other complex issues.
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Gore & Clutha Women's Refuge Walk in
Our aim is to work together to eliminate family violence in our communities by providing support, advocacy, education and awareness.
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Anglican Family Care
Based in Otago for over 50 years, Anglican Family Care's main focus is supporting children, young people and their families.
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Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Trust NZ
GRG provides caregiver support, information, education and advocacy services to full-time grandparents or whanau caregivers throughout New Zealand
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Uruuruwhenua Hauora Walk in
Working in partnership to provide quality healthcare services to you and your whānau
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Manaaki Ora Trust Walk in
Manaaki Ora Trust is a kaupapa Māori health, social services and education provider
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Kia Haumaru - Personal Safety Education
A network of trained and accredited Personal Safety Educators providing women, girls and persons of marginalised genders with the skills and strategies to keep safe.
