Everyone’s experience is different. Whether you’re a young person, adult, part of a family or whānau, professional or community group – we’re here to help. Our support is inclusive, confidential, responsive and tailored to meet the needs of those impacted by sexual and family violence.
Young people experience harm differently. Our FREE services are age-appropriate, inclusive, and designed to support rangatahi/young people, alongside their caregivers and trusted adults. We work in ways that are whānau-centred, non-judgemental, and grounded in safety and connection.
Counselling and social work support for tamariki/children and rangatahi/young people
Collaborative support for parents, caregivers, family and whānau, and schools
Resources to help young people understand their legal rights around consent and healthy relationships
Programmes that support body safety, confidence and relationships
We are here for all young people regardless of gender, sexuality, cultural backgrounds and experience.
Our team provides FREE confidential, non-judgemental support for adults impacted by sexual or family harm Whether the harm is recent or long ago we offer a space to be heard and supported.
Shadow of a parent carrying a child on their shoulders, cast on sunlit sand.
Family of five — mum, dad, and three children — walking through the sand past dunes toward the beach.
Family members often carry the emotional weight of supporting a loved one. We offer guidance and counselling to help you understand the impact of sexual and family harm, so you can support your loved ones effectively, and look after yourself too.
We support professionals in health, leaders of young people, and social services who are responding to disclosures or supporting clients. From referrals to training, our team is here to navigate support.
Mum and daughter sharing coffee outdoors, watching the sunset together.
Four friends relaxing and enjoying each other’s company.
Tautoko Mai partners with communities to raise awareness, challenge harmful norms and build resilience. Our programmes are co-created with local groups, schools/kura, and diverse organisations.
