Mental Health & Addictions in Ōtāhuhu, South Auckland
These services support people who are experiencing mental health concerns.
Advocacy services can support people who are experiencing mental health issues to understand their rights and choices. They can often help you work through any issues you may encounter in your journey and ensure your voice is heard when dealing with services and agencies.
Advocacy (mental health) providers 11 results
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Eating Disorders Carer Support NZ (EDCS) Free
EDCS NZ provides Lived Experience support to parents, carers & whanau of people who have eating disorders.
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Ka Puta Ka Ora Emerge Aotearoa Free
We support people from diverse communities across Aotearoa and from all walks of life through a broad range of health, housing, social and wellbeing services.
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LinkPeople Free
We link people to healthy and affordable homes, and the right support services for their health and wellbeing needs.
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Kāhui Tū Kaha Free
Kāhui Tū Kaha extends manaakitanga to all people through a range of health, housing and social services.
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Mahitahi Trust Free
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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Raukura Hauora O Tainui - Mental Health & Addiction Services Free $ Partial fees apply
Maori health organisation providing a range of mental health and addiction services through a tikanga based approach.
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Penina Trust Free
Penina Trust (previously known as Penina Health Trust) provides a range of mental health and addiction support and housing services in South Auckland.
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DRIVE Consumer Direction Counties Manukau Free
DRIVE supports people with lived/living experience of emotional distress or harm from alcohol or other drugs to access the resources they need to empower themselves.
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Ember - Korowai Takitini Free
We provide support to people who experience mental distress, harm from alcohol or other drugs and intellectual disability support services throughout the North Island..
