We support individuals, family/whānau and communities impacted by sexual harm and family violence. This includes counselling, medical care, court support, prevention programmes, and education.
Our services are completely free, including crisis support, counselling, social work, and medical care. For some specialised or longer-term support, we may help you apply for ACC or other funding.
Yes. Many of our resources are available in Te Reo Māori, Easy Read, and accessible formats. Contact us for a bulk or specific request.
No. You can refer yourself directly using our online form or by calling us directly. Professionals can also make referrals on someone’s behalf (with their permission).
Yes. We keep your information private and secure. You choose what you share and when. We’ll only share information if there’s a serious and immediate safety concern.
No. We support your choices. You’re never required to report to police to access our services and we’ll support you either way.
No. Tautoko Mai supports people who have been harmed. If you’re seeking help to change harmful behaviour, we can connect you with the right services.
ACC offers free therapy for people affected by sexual abuse or assault. We can help you apply, choose a therapist, and understand your rights. You don’t need a police report or official documentation.
No. We support your choices. You’re never required to report to police to access our services and we’ll support you either way.
Yes. We try our best to match you with a worker who suits your needs. Let us know if you’d prefer someone of a specific gender, cultural background, or with particular experience.
We support people across Bay of Plenty and Waikato” If you are outside our areas we support we can connect you with the right services in your area.
Yes. We offer flexible options including phone, Video Call and in-person sessions depending on what’s safest and easiest for you.
Call us anytime on 0800 227 233 for crisis support.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 111.
Absolutely. You’re welcome to bring a trusted friend, family or whānau member, or support worker to any appointment.
We’re here to help – no question is too small or too big.
Contact our team directly.
