Mental Health & Addictions in Ōpōtiki, Bay of Plenty
These services support people experiencing problems with gambling.
Gambling harm programme types
Gambling harm providers 14 results
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PGF Services (Problem Gambling Foundation) Free
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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Gambling Helpline Free
Free 24/7 support by phone, email, webchat and text for those worried about gambling or the gambling of others.
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Asian Family Services Free $$ Fees apply Walk in
Asian Family Services provides professional and confidential face-to-face or telephone counselling support and social worker support to all Asians living in New Zealand.
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Gambling Helpline - Youth Free
Youth Gambling Helpline has counsellors who can help you talk through any challenges you may be having with your own or someone else's gambling.
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Tūhoe Hauora Free
Kaupapa Māori health and social services provider operating from Taneatua in the Eastern Bay of Plenty
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Poutiri Trust - Poutangata (Mental Health & Addiction Services) Free
Poutiri Charitable Trust provides whanau ora, mental health and AOD support to tamariki and rangatahi (child/youth) and pakeke (adults) in the Bay of Plenty.
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Te Nikau Addictions Centre $$ Fees apply
A Residential Addictions Programme and 1-1 counselling centre.
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Te Pou Oranga O Whakatōhea Social & Health Services Free
Kaupapa Māori service supporting our whānau to be healthy and thrive
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Capri Sanctuary $$ Fees apply
We are a private service offering Residential Behavioural Health Care.
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Gambling Helpline - Māori Free
24/7 support by phone, email, web and text for those worried about gambling or the gambling of others.
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Hāpai Te Hauora Free
Hāpai Te Hauora aim to improve community health through public policy and national advocacy.
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Gambling Helpline - Pasifika Free
24/7 support by phone, email, web and text for those worried about gambling or the gambling of others.
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SMART Recovery Free
Group-based addiction recovery model that supports people with substance dependencies or problem behaviours
