Drugs and Alcohol Support

Tautoko mō te Tarukino me te Wara Waipiro

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Support Tools

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Templates

Tips for Receiving Disclosures

Use this template to assist you to know what to do when receiving disclosures.

Human Rights Complaints - What you need to Know

This guide lets you know about the options for making a complaint to the Human Rights Commission.

The information in this booklet is only meant to give general guidance. It’s not intended, or should be relied on, as a substitute for legal or other professional advice. If needed, we recommend that you get independent legal advice. The information contained in this booklet may be amended from time to time.
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First published in June 2020.

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External Support Links

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Alcohol and Drug Helpline

The Helpline is here to assist anyone with a question or concern about their own or someone else’s drinking or other drug use.

Anxiety NZ

Mental health support, treatment, and education for a resilient and thriving Aotearoa.

Are You OK

You deserve to be safe. If you're worried about safety in a relationship, you made the right decision coming here.

Family Services 211 Helpline

For help finding (and direct transfer to) community based health and social support services in your area.

MusicHelps

MusicHelps supports hundreds of projects across New Zealand, each using the power of music to change the lives of thousands of New Zealanders in need.

0508 6874243577

Parent Help

Parenting helpline and counselling for parents, caregivers and whānau in Aotearoa.

Quitline

A Quitline Advisor will help to create a quit smoking plan that works for you. The Advisor will help you understand the smoking addiction – you will identify the reasons why you smoke and come up with new ways to cope. You’ll get tips and suggestions on how to beat cravings.

Shine

Shine is an acronym that stands for Safer Homes in New Zealand Everyday. This name – and our aims in addressing the scourge of domestic violence – are hopeful, positive and optimistic. We want people to feel that there is some light shining on a terrible problem in New Zealand and that some brightness is ahead.

Women's Refuge Crisis Line

New Zealand's largest nation-wide organisation that supports and helps women and children experiencing family violence. Our vision is for all women and children in Aotearoa to live free from domestic and family violence.