Tupu – Pacific Alcohol & Other Drug and Gambling Service
TUPU is a mobile Pacific Island Alcohol & Other Drug & Gambling Service.
The importance and acknowledgement of cultural paradigms accommodates:
- familiarity of cultural practices
- enhancement of cultural connectedness
- the issue of access and engagement
Ph (09) 845 1810
Monday – Friday: 8.30am – 5.00pm
Mental Health and Addiction wrap around support for Pacific People through Hala Ora. Enrol here.
7/20 Lambie Drive, Manukau
32 Station Road, Otahuhu
(09) 270 2089
Faletoa Services (Pacific Clinical Cultural Liaison Services)
Secondary service. Referred by GP or other clinician. We provide support and advice for Pacific people who are experiencing mental distress. We believe that when there is an imbalance or disconnect in one of the main relationships (Atua, Tagata and Laufanua) this may impact a person’s mental health and wellbeing. You may be hearing voices, you may feel like people are watching or talking about you, you may have difficulty concentrating, amongst other things. If you are experiencing some of these signs of unwellness please go and see your GP as soon as possible.
Where Will You See Us?
Our clinics are located at Matariki, 492 Great South Road, Otahuhu.
How Do We Help?
Once you are referred to our service a coordinator (who may be a nurse, social worker or occupational therapist) will meet with you to discuss ways we can help support you and your family. You may also need the support of our psychologist for talking therapies or a peer support specialist, who are members of our team with lived experience of mental health concerns.
All our staff work together to ensure that your physical, mental, social and spiritual needs are in balance so that your GP can provide ongoing care and support for your mental wellbeing.
If you would like to talk to someone with lived experience of mental health and or addictions contact our Peer TALK phoneline on 0800 234 432. This phoneline operates between 5pm and Midnight, seven days a week, and will connect you with a trained peer support worker who will listen to your experience and help you access further help if needed. Note: Peer Talk supports adults over 18. If you are under 18 contact Youthline on 0800 37 66 33.
Need Immediate Help?
For urgent after-hours support please contact 0800 775 222, or phone (09) 270 9090 any time.
If you are having suicidal thoughts, or are worried about someone, there is help available. For more information please visit the Mental Health Foundation – In Crisis?, or in case of emergency call 111.
Youth Community Living Services Adult Community Living Services, Alcohol and Other Drug Learning & Development Programme, AOD CSW, Whaanau Ora: under Alliance Health+
(09)269 7989
Counties Manukau Health Pacific Cultural Resource Unit
The Pacific Cultural Resource Unit exists to provide cultural support to high need Pacific patients and their families who may be admitted to Middlemore Hospital inpatient services, support outreach follow-up for high need Pacific patients who are not able to attend outpatient clinics and cultural advice and support to staff and services working with Pacific populations.
(09) 276 0044 ext 9006
Middlemore Hospital
Pacific Homecare is a Charitable Trust organisation providing home-based health care services throughout South Auckland to the disabled and the elderly. Our vision is healthier communities through love, care and professionalism.
(09) 274 9153
All services free of charge. Referral may be needed.
Offer assistance to adults at no direct cost to the learner in reading, writing, spelling, communicating, listening and numeracy.
(09) 239 0316
Pukekohe
All services free of charge. No referral required.
Aiga Atia’e Pasefika Family Trust
We offer and target Pasefika families and the Community as a whole of whoever needs our Education and Support Programmes etc.
taulapapa.n.wulf@aigaatiaepftrust.org.nz
(09) 262 3725
Randwick Park
Some charges may apply. Referral may be needed.
The Auckland Regional Migrant Services Charitable Trust
(ARMS) is a non-profit organisation which supports migrants, refugees and returning kiwis to settle successfully in the Auckland Region.
It also supports employers and service providers in their services to their migrant employees and migrant clients respectively.
(09) 263 5490
(09) 262 5981
Corner Osterley Way and Amersham Way
Manukau
All services free of charge. No referral required.
English Language Partners Auckland South NZ
English language and social support for adult refugees and migrants coming to live in Aotearoa / New Zealand.
aucklandsouth@englishlanguage.org.nz
(09) 278 9099
Hunters Corner
Koha/donation may apply. No referral required.
Interpreting and Translation Service (ITS)
ITS provides inpatient, outpatients, primary & community health interpreting services to patients within Counties Manukau District Health Board and to Primary Healthcare providers. We are a 24hr, 7 day per week service operating from the Manukau Superclinic, Manurewa Auckland.
Native speaking interpreters and translators interpret in Asian – African – European – Middle Eastern – and Pacific Island languages.
(09) 276 0014
(09) 250 8037
All services free of charge. No referral required.
Iosis works with families who have complex needs and limited resources, developing positive relationships and nurturing environments. Providing a range of family based services in Manurewa South Auckland.
(09) 269 0050
Some charges may apply. Referral may be needed.
Mangere East Family Service Centre
Mangere East Family Service Centre is to be a safe place standing in local communities inspiring children, youth and their families to be passionate people making a positive difference for our peoples.
(09) 256 0810
(021) 792 023
Mangere East
Some charges may apply. Referral may be needed.
Manukau Pacific Island Trust
Manukau Pacific Island’s Trust is committed to providing voluntary support, empowerment and advocacy to families in the community who may need our services. Some of the services we provide to support our people include educational parenting programmes, health promotion, road safety, home visitation services, advocacy and social support to families in crisis, interpreting services, elderly programmes as well as practical life skills educational programmes. All of these are available to all Pacific people living in and around the Manukau area.
(09) 274 3425
244 East Tamaki Road, East Tamaki
All services free of charge. No referral required.
The Otahuhu Recreation & Youth Centre is designated as a facility with a specific youth focus and as such has dedicated youth spaces and youth leaders whose role it is to promote and lead youth activities – especially those with a physical activity focus.
(09) 276 8207
(027) 467 7049
All services free of charge. No referral required.
We are a national organisation, crown entity, charitable trust and private training provider. PEC, formerly known as PIERC Education, have been advocating for educational success, cultural preservation and wellbeing for Pacific peoples since 1975.
(09) 260 4042
Papatoetoe
All services free of charge. No referral required.
Manurewa
Self-referral accepted.
Problem Gambling Foundation of New Zealand
The Problem Foundation’s mission is building healthy communities together, free from gambling harm.
(09) 368 1520
(0800) 664 262
24 hour phone contact
All services free of charge. No referral required.
Te Oranga Kaumatua Kuia Disability Support Services Trust
A service that specifically seeks to provide support for Kaumatua and Kuia suffering from neglect and/or dementia that may lead to elder abuse and neglect. Geographical Coverage Area: Te Puaha ki Manukau (South Auckland).
(09) 255 5470
(027) 416 7636
Mangere
All services free of charge. You may need a referral.