Mental Health & Addictions in Newton, Central Auckland
We have 133 services offering 354 programmes available to people living in Newton matching your criteria.
Programme Areas
Services 133
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Arahura Charitable Trust
Offers a peer-support community clubhouse as well as residential mental health support.
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Wings Trust
Abstinence based residential support service for men and women in recovery from addiction.
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Gambling Helpline
24/7 support by phone, email, web and text for those worried about gambling or the gambling of others.
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Te Kotuku Ki Te Rangi
Provides community, residential and respite support and care for Maori (and non-Maori) who suffer from mental health disabilities.
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Auckland DHB Community Mental Health Services (Adult)
Provide a range of services for adults with moderate to severe mental illness or psychological distress, including crisis response.
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Yellow Brick Road (formerly Supporting Families Auckland)
We support families and whānau to provide the best possible quality of life and recovery to their loved one who has a mental illness.
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Toi Ora Live Art Trust
A creative space in the heart of Auckland City for adults resident in the ADHB area who have come in contact with mental health services
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Mahitahi Trust
A Kaupapa Maori mental health and addictions provider committed to helping individuals and whanau achieve wellness through the delivery of Integrated Tikanga Māori services
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Mason Clinic Regional Forensic Psychiatry Services
Inpatients units for assessment and treatment for people with mental illness or intellectual disability who have committed a criminal offence or are at high risk.
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Auckland DHB Manawanui Oranga Hinengaro
Kaupapa Maori community mental health service for adults, made up of a Cultural Support Team and Clinical Team.
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Asian Family Services
Asian Family Services provides professional and confidential face-to-face or telephone counselling support to all Asians living in New Zealand.
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Odyssey House Christchurch
Odyssey House Trust Christchurch provides therapeutic support and education to clients with drug and alcohol addictions.
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Te Utuhina Manaaki Ora
Manaaki Ora provides information and treatment support for people affected by alcohol and other drugs
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Emerge Aotearoa
Emerge Aotearoa delivers mental health, addiction, disability support, peer, employment, offender rehabilitation and housing services throughout New Zealand.
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Overeaters Anonymous
OA is a 12-step group programme for those recovering from compulsive overeating.
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Southern DHB Adult Inpatient Mental Health Services
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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Papakura Support & Counselling Centre
We provide low-cost counselling and self-development courses and operate as a drop-in centre for crisis and support.
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The Waiheke Island Supported Homes (WISH) Trust
WISH is a charitable trust providing level 3 residential support services for people with Serious Mental Illness (SMI) like Bi-Polar disorder and Schizophrenia.
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Buchanan Rehabilitation Centre (BRC)
Specialist 40-bed mental health rehabilitation service for people with persistent, active mental health symptoms and disabilities.
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GROW Mental Health
GROW runs a free service providing community support groups, face-to-face and online, for mental health, self-development and friendship PHONE: 021 049 1360
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The Salvation Army Bridge Centre (Alcohol and Drug Support) - Auckland
Provides a residential alcohol and other drug treatment service as well as alcohol and drug day programmes.
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Ashburn Clinic
A therapeutic community providing psychiatric assessment and treatment for mental health and addictions including inpatient and outpatient programmes.
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ADHD Association Inc.
We provide support and information for people affected by ADHD to live valued lives and realise their potential.
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Counties Manukau Health Tamaki Oranga (Mental Health - Regional)
Inpatient service for men with mental health issues that have not been addressed by other mental health services.
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Returned and Services Association (RSA)
Every day the RSA movement helps all current and former service personnel and their families get the support they need.
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Mapu Maia (Pasifika Gambling Support Services)
Mapu Maia is a Pasifika Gambling Support Service providing a dedicated, culturally appropriate service for Pasifika.
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Kāhui Tū Kaha
We are a Ngāti Whātua organisation, characterised by diversity and committed to achieving meaningful health and social outcomes for everyone.
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Gambling Helpline - Youth
Youth Gambling Helpline has younger counsellors who can help you talk through any challenges you may be having with your own or someone else's gambling.
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Odyssey
Odyssey is committed to reducing the harm to individuals, family/whānau and society caused by the long term effects of addiction.
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Narcotics Anonymous New Zealand
NA is a recovery group made up of addicts who are trying to help each other stay clean, and recover from the effects of addiction.
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PGF Services (Problem Gambling Foundation)
PGF Services (formerly Problem Gambling Foundation) provides free, professional and confidential gambling counselling services for both gamblers and others affected by gambling.
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Depression Helpline
Call the 24/7 Depression Helpline to talk to a trained counsellor about how you are feeling.
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University Health & Counselling Service (Counselling)
The University Health & Counselling Service provides a comprehensive health care service to ensure the health and wellbeing of our students during their University journey.
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Mind and Body Consultants Ltd.
Mind and Body is New Zealand’s leading consumer mental health service providing peer support services in Auckland and Canterbury and peer advocacy services in Wellington.
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Just a Thought
Free online anxiety and depression courses based on cognitive behavioural therapy, including Staying on Track during COVID-19.
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Auckland DHB Lotofale - Pacific Mental Health Service
Our service aims to optimise the mental health and general wellbeing of adult Pacific Islanders who have serious mental health problems.
