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Family / Whānau Support
You don't have to navigate it alone. Access trusted support, information, and resources for families, whānau, carers, and caregivers supporting the wellbeing of those they care about.
Cultural Support
Connect with trusted services, advice, and resources that support cultural wellbeing, identity, language, spirituality, and connection to community.
Disability Support
Find information, services, and resources to support disability needs, health and wellbeing, counselling, caregiving, and everyday living.

Resources

Mental health resource for deaf individuals
Information to help Deaf individuals find mental health support that understands their language, culture and communication needs.
Disability resources
Helpful information for disabled individuals, tāngata whaikaha Māori, whānau and communities.
Help with counselling costs
Find out if you are eligible for the Disability Allowance to help with counselling costs.

Support Services

Disability support
Support services for disabled individuals, their whānau and carers.
Health and wellbeing support
Information about support that may help with health costs, counselling and wellbeing needs.
Support for disability carers
Advice, support and guides for carers, including looking after your wellbeing, practical planning and respite support.
Counselling support
If you need counselling, support may be available to help with fees or travel costs.
Youth Support
Everyone needs support sometimes. Find trusted services, advice, and resources to help you navigate mental health, wellbeing, alcohol and drug use, and gambling concerns.

Resources

How to manage your anxiety
Anxiety is common in young people and support is available to help manage it.
Anxiety resources for children and young people
Helpful books, videos and support options for tamariki, rangatahi and whānau dealing with anxiety.
Understanding depression
Guidance on recognising depression and finding support for yourself or a friend.
Mental health apps for rangatahi
Apps and tools that can help with stress, low mood, anxiety and everyday wellbeing.
Youth mental health topics
A range of youth mental health resources to help you find the right support.

Support Services

Youth mental health support
Free support services for young people experiencing mental health concerns.
Youth alcohol and/or drug support
If alcohol or drugs are affecting you or someone close to you, free support services are available.
Youth gambling support
If gambling is affecting you or someone close to you, there are services that can help.
Supporting children’s mental health
Advice for parents and caregivers on supporting children’s mental health.
Counselling and support for people experiencing mental health concerns
Counselling & Support
Support for people who are experiencing mental health concerns.

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Support Services

Talk to a Counsellor (Free)
These programmes provide community based mental health support, including counselling, education programmes and other social support.
Peer Support (Free)
These programmes support people with mental health concerns and their family/whānau.
E-Mental Health Apps and Tools (Free)
Online / e-mental health programmes help people support and improve their own mental wellbeing, using websites, apps and chat options.
Kaupapa Māori Mental Health Support
Mental health programmes provided in a Kaupapa Māori framework.
Pasifika Mental Health Support
Mental health programmes for Pacific people.
Alcohol and drugs
Concerns with Alcohol and Other Drugs
For advice, information, and support about drinking or other drug use, we have a specialist team who can tautoko (support) you.

Resources

Alcohol and Harmful Drinking
Alcohol is a leading cause of preventable death and morbidity globally and in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Alcohol and Mental Health
Find out about how alcohol affects your mental health, including ways to drink responsibly and healthier alternatives for stress relief.
Talking to Teenagers About Smoking, Drugs, and Alcohol
Top tips on how to talk to your teenager about smoking, drugs and alcohol
A straight up guide to Drug Information  - The Level
Straight up and practical information based on the latest research and real stories.

Support Services

Alcohol or Drug Counselling
These services support people who have problems with alcohol or drug use.
Alcohol or Drug Peer Support
Peer support programmes connect people who are experiencing alcohol and/or drug problems with someone who has similar lived experience.
Kaupapa Māori Alcohol or Drug Support
Alcohol and/or drug programmes provided in a Kaupapa Māori framework.
Pasifika Alcohol or Drug Support
Alcohol and/or drug programmes for Pacific people.
Alcohol or Drug Support for Youth
These services support youth who have problems with alcohol or drug use.
Need to talk about alcohol or drugs?
For advice, information, and support about drinking or other drug use, we have a specialist team who can tautoko (support) you.
Free call 0800 787 797 or text 8681
Concerns with gambling
Gambling Harm Support
If gambling is causing problems in your life, support is available.

Resources

Gambling Overview
If you, or a loved one, are having problems with gambling there are places you can go for advice and support.

Support Services

Gambling Harm Counselling
These services support people experiencing problems with gambling.
Kaupapa Māori Gambling Support
Gambling and other addiction programmes provided in a Kaupapa Māori framework.
Pasifika Gambling Support
Gambling and other addiction programmes for Pacific people.
Venue Exclusion for Problem Gambling
These services can work on behalf of people experiencing gambling harm to exclude them/stop them from entering a gambling venue or venues.
Gambling Harm Support for Youth
These services support youths experiencing problems with gambling.
Respectful relationships
Relationships & Safety
What does a happy, healthy partnership look like? Learn how to build and maintain a respectful relationship.

Support Services

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Feeling lonely and isolated
Feeling Lonely
Social isolation is different from loneliness, but both can negatively impact your mental health.

Resources

Social Isolation Overview
Social isolation means having little to no social contact – lacking connection with friends, family/whānau and your community.
Tips for Avoiding Social Isolation
Staying socially connected as you get older can help your physical and mental wellbeing.
Loneliness
Find out about loneliness, including what you can do if you feel lonely and how to prevent it.

Support Services

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Feeling stressed
Feeling Stressed
Stress (mate māharahara) is your body’s natural reaction to a threat or excess demand. Managing it early can help improve your wellbeing.

Resources

Stress Overview
Find out about stress (mate māharahara), including causes and symptoms.

Support Services

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Feeling anxious
Feeling Anxious
Anxiety (mate māharahara) is a normal human emotion, but when it becomes overwhelming, support is available.

Support Services

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Feeling sad
Feeling Sad
We all have the blues from time to time. If sadness lingers or feels overwhelming, you may be experiencing depression.

Resources

Depression Overview
Find out about depression (mate pāpouri), including causes and symptoms, and how it is treated.
Grief and Loss Overview
Grief is the natural reaction to losing someone or something that you love or value.

Support Services

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Depression in children and teenagers
Support for children and teens.
Supporting older people
Simple ways to support older people in your community that can make a meaningful difference.
Supporting a friend with a mental health condition
With 1 in 6 New Zealanders affected, learn how to support someone’s mental wellbeing.
Family / whānau support for addiction
Free support for whānau affected by someone’s alcohol or drug use.
Family / whānau support for mental health
Free support for whānau supporting someone with mental health concerns.
Caring for your newborn - help for stressed-out parents
Practical strategies that can help you handle the big, new changes in your life.
Carers need care too
Advice and resources to help you care for your own wellbeing as a carer.
Supporting tamariki with their feelings
Help tamariki understand big feelings and learn healthy ways to express and manage them.
Self-care when a parent has a mental health condition
Tips to care for yourself when your parent is experiencing mental distress.
Pasifika mental health support
Support focused on the health and wellbeing of Pacific people and families.
Kaupapa Māori mental health support
Support grounded in mātauranga Māori, tikanga Māori and whānau-centred care.
Health information in Faka-Tonga
Health and wellbeing information in Faka-Tonga to support you and your fāmili.
Health information in Gagana Sāmoa
Find health and wellbeing information in Gagana Sāmoa to support you and your aiga.
Health information in te reo Māori
Health and wellbeing information in te reo Māori to support you and your whānau.
Pasifika language and culture apps
Apps to help you connect with Pasifika languages, culture and identity.
Pasifika wellbeing support
Pasifika support from people who understand your culture, family and community.
Taking care of your wairua
Information and videos about wairua, spiritual wellbeing and ways to support it.
Understanding Te Whare Tapa Whā
Learn how Te Whare Tapa Whā can support balance across your wellbeing.
Māori mental health videos
Videos exploring Māori approaches to mental health, wellbeing and hauora.
Counselling support
If you need counselling, support may be available to help with fees or travel costs.
Support for disability carers
Advice, support and guides for carers, including looking after your wellbeing, practical planning and respite support.
Health and wellbeing support
Information about support that may help with health costs, counselling and wellbeing needs.
Disability support
Support services for disabled individuals, their whānau and carers.
Help with counselling costs
Find out if you are eligible for the Disability Allowance to help with counselling costs.
Disability resources
Helpful information for disabled individuals, tāngata whaikaha Māori, whānau and communities.
Mental health resource for deaf individuals
Information to help Deaf individuals find mental health support that understands their language, culture and communication needs.
Supporting children’s mental health
Advice for parents and caregivers on supporting children’s mental health.
Youth gambling support
If gambling is affecting you or someone close to you, there are services that can help.
Youth alcohol and/or drug support
If alcohol or drugs are affecting you or someone close to you, free support services are available.
Youth mental health support
Free support services for young people experiencing mental health concerns.
Youth mental health topics
A range of youth mental health resources to help you find the right support.
Mental health apps for rangatahi
Apps and tools that can help with stress, low mood, anxiety and everyday wellbeing.
Understanding depression
Guidance on recognising depression and finding support for yourself or a friend.
Anxiety resources for children and young people
Helpful books, videos and support options for tamariki, rangatahi and whānau dealing with anxiety.
How to manage your anxiety
Anxiety is common in young people and support is available to help manage it.
A straight up guide to Drug Information  - The Level
Straight up and practical information based on the latest research and real stories.
Pasifika Mental Health Support
Mental health programmes for Pacific people.
Kaupapa Māori Mental Health Support
Mental health programmes provided in a Kaupapa Māori framework.
E-Mental Health Apps and Tools (Free)
Online / e-mental health programmes help people support and improve their own mental wellbeing, using websites, apps and chat options.
Peer Support (Free)
These programmes support people with mental health concerns and their family/whānau.
Talk to a Counsellor (Free)
These programmes provide community based mental health support, including counselling, education programmes and other social support.
Alcohol or Drug Support for Youth
These services support youth who have problems with alcohol or drug use.
Pasifika Alcohol or Drug Support
Alcohol and/or drug programmes for Pacific people.
Kaupapa Māori Alcohol or Drug Support
Alcohol and/or drug programmes provided in a Kaupapa Māori framework.
Alcohol or Drug Peer Support
Peer support programmes connect people who are experiencing alcohol and/or drug problems with someone who has similar lived experience.
Talking to Teenagers About Smoking, Drugs, and Alcohol
Top tips on how to talk to your teenager about smoking, drugs and alcohol
Alcohol and Mental Health
Find out about how alcohol affects your mental health, including ways to drink responsibly and healthier alternatives for stress relief.
Gambling Harm Support for Youth
These services support youths experiencing problems with gambling.
Venue Exclusion for Problem Gambling
These services can work on behalf of people experiencing gambling harm to exclude them/stop them from entering a gambling venue or venues.
Pasifika Gambling Support
Gambling and other addiction programmes for Pacific people.
Kaupapa Māori Gambling Support
Gambling and other addiction programmes provided in a Kaupapa Māori framework.
Alcohol or Drug Counselling
These services support people who have problems with alcohol or drug use.
Alcohol and Harmful Drinking
Alcohol is a leading cause of preventable death and morbidity globally and in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Gambling Harm Counselling
These services support people experiencing problems with gambling.
Gambling Overview
If you, or a loved one, are having problems with gambling there are places you can go for advice and support.
Family Violence Overview
Family violence includes physical, emotional, and psychological harm. Support is available if you feel trapped or unsafe.
Abuse and Safety
Abuse is never okay. If you’re feeling controlled or harmed, help is available.
Respectful Relationships
What does a happy, healthy partnership look like?
Loneliness
Find out about loneliness, including what you can do if you feel lonely and how to prevent it.
Tips for Avoiding Social Isolation
Staying socially connected as you get older can help your physical and mental wellbeing.
Social Isolation Overview
Social isolation means having little to no social contact – lacking connection with friends, family/whānau and your community.
Grief and Loss Overview
Grief is the natural reaction to losing someone or something that you love or value.
Stress Overview
Find out about stress (mate māharahara), including causes and symptoms.
Anxiety in Young People
Find out about anxiety in young people, including causes and symptoms, and how it is treated.
Anxiety Overview
Anxiety (mate māharahara) is a normal human emotion, but if it interferes with your day-to-day living.
Depression Overview
Find out about depression (mate pāpouri), including causes and symptoms, and how it is treated.
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