Nau mai haere mai, welcome.

We are here to support people when times are tough: rebuilding the village. Our approach is peer-led – in other words, humans helping humans.

Mā tōu rourou, mā taku rourou ka ora te iwi.

Nau mai haere mai, welcome.

We are here to support people when times are tough: rebuilding the village. Our approach is peer-led – in other words, humans helping humans.

Mā tōu rourou, mā taku rourou ka ora te iwi.

Thank you for your visit – it is so good to see you.

Our work includes building and enabling connections with a network of other helping services; whakawhanaungatanga. We consider wellbeing holistically – the whole person, and their whole situation; their whare tapa whā. Sometimes our needs are to do with our overall health; or what has happened to us in the past / what we’re living through now; or our life circumstances. Often, it’s a combination of all the above!

Are you concerned for someone? Or are you that someone? Would some support with your wellbeing be helpful?
Ka pai – you’ve come to the right place.

Thank you for your visit – it is so good to see you.

Our work includes building and enabling connections with a network of other helping services; whakawhanaungatanga. We consider wellbeing holistically – the whole person, and their whole situation; their whare tapa whā. Sometimes our needs are to do with our overall health; or what has happened to us in the past / what we’re living through now; or our life circumstances. Often, it’s a combination of all the above!

Are you concerned for someone? Or are you that someone? Would some support with your wellbeing be helpful?
Ka pai – you’ve come to the right place.

We’re upgrading our IT from Thursday 21st through to Tuesday 26th Nov. Arohamai – our registration form will be available again from Tuesday morning. 

Where are you headed?

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Waimanako's busy Koha Cafe

Waimanako; Support Hub

Our support centre located in the heart of New Plymouth CBD. Waimanako is a community-based sober socialising space, offering a ‘kai for koha’ cafe, peer support, workshops, support groups, life coaching, and creative spaces – among many other things!

The entrance to Taranaki Retreat

Taranaki Retreat

The Retreat offers a place to go for people in our community who badly need a break. You may be dealing with crisis, distress, suicidal thoughts; maybe raw grief. The Retreat offers a time-out space with a network of skilled people and allied services geared to walk alongside individuals and whānau in finding a way forward.

Interested in support through Buddied Journalling?

With one of our Journal Buddies alongside you, this is a safe space to share what’s on your mind. Head here to learn more and get started!

Interested in support through Buddied Journalling?

With one of our Journal Buddies alongside you, this is a safe space to share what’s on your mind. Head here to learn more and get started!

Arohanui to these organisations, partnering with us to make this all possible

Click on a sponsor to find out how they support us!

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