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 Our Partners 

We work in partnership with our sister Refuges, community networks and Police to provide the unique support our community needs. 

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Kokiri Marae Māori Women's Refuge

04 566 5025 / 0800 733843

Provides Māori services for Wahine Māori and Tamariki Māori and wrap-around services as part of the Whānau Ora collective. 

Services

  • Whakaoho Wairua

  • Mana Tamariki Holiday Programmes 

  • 24-hour Crisis Line

  • Safe House

  • Advocacy and social support

  • Whānau protection 

Nau mai, haere mai. 

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Shakti Community Council Inc.

0800 742584

Shakti Community Council Inc., formerly known as the Shakti Migrant Services Trust has its origins in The Shakti Asian Women’s Support Group founded by Farida Sultana and 7 other ethnic women in Auckland in 1995.  The support group was set up by ethnic women for ethnic women to overcome the barriers that come with migration and the intergenerational bonds of cultural oppression.

 

Besides enrolling themselves in Life Skills programmes and learning to become self-reliant, these women sought to challenge the cultural acceptance of Domestic Violence within their communities, promote greater gender equity and bring about social change.

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Lower Hutt Women's Centre​

04 920 1009

Address: 186 Knights Road, Waterloo, Lower Hutt 5011
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Upper Hutt Women's Centre

04 527 0017

Address: 6 Sinclair Street, Ebdentown, Upper Hutt 5018

The Women's Centre offer a wide range of services for women including counselling, self help groups, courses, workshops, and drop in services.

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New Zealand Police

NZ Police are part of the New Zealand Government’s commitment to reducing family violence – their Family Harm approach aims to drive down the significant harm experienced by families in New Zealand.

For Police, Family Harm encapsulates a broader, more holistic view of the issues occurring within a family.  When Police attend a Family Harm Investigation they do so with “eyes wide open”, which means working to understand the wider dynamics of family harm, the patterns of harm and the adverse circumstances in which they occur.  It helps Police make the best decisions when responding to family harm and ensures we get the best outcomes possible for the people involved.

As they partner with other agencies to provide families the help they need, they have developed and adapted a number of resources to share with government agencies; NGOs and any group or individual with an interest in addressing family harm. These resources are outlined below

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