Auckland
Friday peer recovery and support group
For men and women with mental health issues and their whānau.
For men and women with mental health issues and their whānau.
Every Friday of each (eight-week) school term, 12pm–1.30pm.
For more information contact Emerge Aotearoa.
Region
Auckland
Contact Information
Address: 54 Carruth Road, Papatoetoe 2025
Phone: (09) 279 8233
Email: whariki@emergeaotearoa.org.nz
Hearts and Minds Auckland
Hearts & Minds provides information and resources to support your wellbeing.
Hearts and Minds offer free wellbeing services including Mental Wellbeing Courses, Support Coordination Services, and our Support Services Directories.
Region
Auckland
Contact Information
Website: https://heartsandminds.org.nz/
Kāhui Tū Kaha
Kāhui Tū Kaha provides support to people with mental illness in the Auckland, Counties Manukau or Waitemata District Health Board areas.
Kāhui Tū Kaha provides support to people with mental illness in the community. If you live in the Auckland, Counties Manukau or Waitemata District Health Board areas, you can access a range of free services provided you meet the necessary criteria for referral. Kāhui Tū Kaha run a variety of groups for different population groups. Some groups provide recovery support, others provide community mental health education or family/whānau support.
Note: previously this organisation was Affinity Services.
Region
Auckland
Contact Information
Website: https://kahuitukaha.co.nz/
Men's change and support group
A general support group for men going through change, difficult times, including depression.
Men often find themselves in situations where they are expected to deal with big change in their lives and with little support.
This group is an open, easy-going group of ordinary guys who have had crisis and change in the past helping men who are going through hard times now. Run through Manalive Auckland.
Region
Auckland
Contact Information
Email: info@manalive.org.nz
Website: https://www.manalive.org.nz/
Mind and Body
Mental health peer support, education, and independent advocacy
Mind and Body is a for-peer-by-peer organisation and all staff have lived experience of mental distress or addiction, providing an empathy and understanding of what people may be experiencing. The guiding principle of all their services is that every person is capable of flourishing in life.
Our areas of expertise are mental health peer support; initiatives involving social inclusion and de-stigmatisation; mental health education programmes and independent peer advocacy for people with mental health issues and addictions.
Region
Auckland
Contact Information
Email: admin@mindandbody.co.nz
Website: https://emergeaotearoa.org.nz/our-services/peer-support/peer-services/
Solace Support Auckland
A peer support group for people bereaved by suicide.
A peer support group for people bereaved by suicide. Solace meets regularly, on the second Saturday of every month from 9.30am to 12 midday. Solace also holds an annual candle lighting ceremony in November.
All welcome.
Region
Auckland
Contact Information
Contact Name: Mark Wilson
Phone or Text: 021 998 949
Te Ata
A West Auckland peer support service for people who experience mental health issues and are aged 18+ years.
Te Ata is a support centre based in West Auckland for the West Auckland community.
They are a peer support service who offer educational, recreational and social support services to people who experience mental health issues and are aged over 18. They are here to help support you on your journey to recovery.
Region
Auckland
Contact Information
Phone: (09) 837 0671
Email: te-ata@xtra.co.nz
Address: Units H 2&3, 52 Keeling Road, Henderson, Auckland
Website: https://www.teata.org.nz/
The WALSH Trust
Support services that promote recovery for people whose lives have been affected by an experience of mental illness.
The WALSH Trust offers support services that promote recovery for people whose lives have been affected by an experience of mental illness. Services include short-term residential accommodation for older people, housing and recovery support services, maternal mental health support, life-skills programs and Employment Works! employment service. Services are predominantly based in West Auckland, but employment support services are available Auckland wide.
Region
Auckland
Contact Information
Phone: (09) 837 5240
Email: reception@walsh.org.nz
Website: https://www.walsh.org.nz/
Together – bereaved parents support group
A peer support group welcoming parents who have lost a child of any age.
Together – Bereaved Parents Support Group is designed by bereaved parents for bereaved parents and is open to any parent who has lost a child of any age. Meeting monthly its aim is to help grieving parents to connect with people who understand what they are going through, to feel less isolated, find support and more hope for the future.
Region
Auckland
Contact Information
Contact Name: Jenny Bird
Phone: 021 0228 0488
Email: TogetherBPSG@hotmail.com
Website: https://heartsandminds.org.nz/directory/detail/together-bereaved-parents-support-group-1
Well Women Franklin
We support women and their families in Franklin and Papakura who are experiencing Antenatal or Postnatal Distress and Anxiety.
The core services that we offer are peer support, 24-hour telephone support, childcare (while the women attend group), in home support & home visiting. We also offer a social worker, movement workshops and an individualized goal-setting programme.
Our weekly peer support groups are a safe environment for women to connect with others who may be experiencing similar feelings. Our services help women on their journey to becoming well again and empower them to take back their lives. Any women who feels they need some support is welcome to get in touch with us.
Region
Auckland
Contact Information
Phone: 021 158 8134
Email: info@wellwomenfranklin.org.nz
Website: https://www.wellwomen.org.nz/
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