Description: EMPATHY support group for people who have lost family / friends to suicide. An opportunity to share ideas and coping skills with others, in a caring and confidential environment. Meetings held 7pm to 9pm, last Monday of every month. (unless holiday...
Description: A Support Group for all who have been bereaved by suicide. Facilitated peer support; coffee and kai; tools and resources for your kete. Meetings fortnightly, no cost to attend. We meet at The Blind Foundation, New Plymouth. Contact...
Description: For men and women with mental health issues and their whānau. Every Friday of each (8-week) school term, 12pm–1.30pm. Services: Support Group/Peer Support Location: 54 Carruth Road, Papatoetoe 2025
Description: Emerge Aotearoa provides a wide range of recovery and rehabilitation services designed to empower people to reach their full recovery potential – te whakapakari rawa i tō te tangata kaha whakaora i a ia anō. We believe everyone is capable of living...
Description: Free Telephone Peer Support Service, 0800 200 207 (7 pm–1 am, Tuesday to Sunday). A free peer-run telephone helpline service covering the Wellington region with Warmliners who operate from home. It is run by people who have used mental health...
Description: EcoMatters Environment Trust connects people with community garden projects where they can grow their own kai. The initiative also provides free recipe books and tips on how to then make and plan and eat nourishing and affordable meals out of the...
Description: The Eating Disorders Association of New Zealand offers support, practical advice and understanding so you can help your loved one recover from an eating disorder. The website can also be useful for those wishing to recover themselves. EDANZ is run...
Description: This site and podcast was written for adults in recovery from restrictive eating disorders. The information on this site, however, is also helpful for parents of sufferers of any age, spouse or partners of adult sufferers, and friends/loved ones....
Description: Eating Disorders Anonymous (EDA) is a Twelve-Step fellowship of individuals (founded in 2000 by sober members of AA) who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problems and help others to recover...
Description: We provide practical assistance to employees when personal or work issues arise that may impact on their ability to do their job or affect their wellbeing. If your workplace has EAP services, you may be able to access some funded counselling...