Support for individuals, family and whānau, and communities impacted by sexual and family harm — and a vision for a future free from harm.
At Tautoko Mai, we believe every person deserves a life free from harm. We walk alongside individuals, family and whānau with services that honour their strength, dignity and choices. Through healing and prevention, we help change the story for you, and the next generation by breaking the cycles of sexual and family harm
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Our wraparound services include counselling, social work, court support, forensic medical exams, and advocacy.
Call us free on 0800 227 233 (0800 2B SAFE)
We are committed to providing culturally responsive support aligned to Te Tiriti o Waitangi for:
We acknowledge the impact of intersecting trauma and tailor support to meet your individual context.
Our work helps create safe, thriving communities through:
Counselling, Social Work ACC Sensitive Claims, Medical Care, and Court Support.
Raising awareness and challenging harmful social norms.
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Providing trusted support to survivors and communities since 2010.
Anchored in strong relationships with Mana Whenua, honouring our Te Ao Māori Values
Professionally qualified counsellors, social workers, nurses and doctors
Recognised for our unique, end-to-end services from crisis to long-term wellbeing
Tautoko Mai exists because every person deserves a life free from harm.
We’re a trusted, purpose driven organisation supporting people across the Bay of Plenty and Waikato with care that’s grounded, practical and deeply-respectful. United by a vision of safety, dignity and healing for all, we walk alongside individuals, families, whānau and communities helping them navigate harm and build stronger futures.
We partner with education providers, workplaces and community groups to challenge harmful norms, promote wellbeing, and build safer environments for all. Through professional development, training, advocacy, and prevention education, we support collective action that drives meaningful social change.
Whether you’re a young person figuring things out, a parent wanting to connect with your young person, or a teacher creating safe spaces – our resources are here to help.
Explore tools, guides and kōrero about consent, body safety, healthy relationships, and how to support someone after harm.
From accessing support to understanding your rights, our FAQs can guide you.
Whether you need help, or if you are a professional, friend or concerned family or whānau member, you can submit a referral securely online.
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Join us in building a future free from harm – where healing, prevention, and collective wellbeing guide the way. Get occasional updates on our training, events, and mahi.
Keep informed on ways you can help and give back.
Let us know how we’re doing. Positive and constructive feedback helps shape our future services.
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