Social Services in Lakes
We have 80 services in Lakes matching your criteria.
Services 80
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Taupo Family Centre Inc.
Specialist Support Services including a wholistic wraparound approach, youth counselling, whanau support, advocacy, crisis intervention for anyone affected by sexual harm or family violence
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Te Aratu Trust
Support to live and work as valued members in the community
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OUTLine NZ
Confidential LGBTIQA+/Rainbow peer support phoneline, face-to-face or skype counselling by qualified specialist counsellors, and a trans and non-binary peer support service for adults in Auckland.
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Lakes DHB Sexual Assault Assessment & Treatment Service (SAATS)
Lakes DHB is the ACC provider for care of children, adolescents and adults who have been subjected to sexual assault.
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SPELD NZ
Assessment, specialised one-on-one tuition and support for children and adults with dyslexia and other specific learning disabilities.
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Women's Self Defence Network - Wāhine Toa
A network of trained and accredited self defence teachers educating women and girls with the skills and strategies to keep safe.
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Taupo Violence Intervention Network
Enhancing individual, community and inter-agency response to family violence prevention and intervention at a district level.
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Family & Financial Solutions Trust
Providing a holistic individualized mentoring program for families with complex financial, housing, employment and health issues.
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Parents Centres New Zealand Inc.
Parents Centre is a national organisation that works with parents to support and equip them with the knowledge and skills to be the best parents
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Family Focus Rotorua
24-hour crisis response and counselling for individuals and their family/whanau affected by sexual abuse and family violence.
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Court Services for Victims - Sexual Violence Victim Advisor
Sexual Violence Victim Advisors provide a free and confidential service to help you take part in the court process.
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Age Concern Rotorua
We support older kiwis to have a healthy lifestyle, full of opportunities and protection from harm
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EmployNZ
We provide a range of courses including NCEA, Sport & Fitness, and Hospitality, as well as Pre-employment training and courses to promote Wellness and Confidence
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Oranga Tamariki - Ministry for Children
Dedicated to supporting any child in New Zealand whose wellbeing is at significant risk of harm now, or in the future
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Shakti New Zealand
Shakti provides immediate support to women, children and youth of Asian, African and Middle Eastern origin who have experienced sexual abuse, family/domestic violence and discrimination.
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Te Whare o Kenehi Trust
Te Whare o Kenehi is a kaupapa Māori health provider offering traditional rongoā Māori services, holistic and spiritual healing, and mirimiri for the whole whānau.
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Taupo Women's Refuge - Awhina Society Inc
We work together with women to make positive changes in our lives and the lives of our children
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Family Violence Information Line
The Family Violence Information Line (0800 456 450) provides information and support to those affected by Family Harm and connects people to services where appropriate.
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Topkids Pukuatua
TopKids Pukuatua is a purpose built childcare centre for children from 3 months to 5 years
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Te Runanga O Ngati Pikiao Community Health
We focus on providing services that are whānau-centred and give the level of support, awhi and guidance that tamariki, rangatahi, pakeke and koeke need most
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Age Concern Taupo
We support older kiwis to have a healthy lifestyle, full of opportunities and protection from harm.
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TOAH-NNEST
TOAH-NNEST is a national network of specialist organisations for sexual violence intervention and prevention.
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Manaaki Ora Trust - Tipu Ora
Tipu Ora provides a wide range of primary health, social and education services
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Western Heights Community Association
We are a community association centre that deals with whanau and youth in the Western Heights and surrounding region
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Literacy Rotorua
Learning services for adults
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Te Waiariki Purea Trust
We offer rangatahi and whanau services supporting rangatahi to be active in their communities, achieve in education, culturally connected and engage with whanau
