Mental Health & Addictions in Waimate, South Canterbury
These services support people who have problems with alcohol or drug use.
These programmes may provide: advocacy, support groups and support for family/whānau with a family member experiencing drug and/or alcohol problems.
Advocacy / group / family whānau support (AOD) Services 11 results
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The Turning Point NZ $$ Fees apply
Private clinical treatment facility that focuses on the detoxification and rehabilitation from addictive substances, tailored to the individual needs of each guest.
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Hauora Māori Mental Health | South Canterbury Free
Provide cultural care to Māori who are already recieving Mental Health or Addiction services within South Canterbury DHB.
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Explore Free $$ Fees apply
We support people to become more empowered, independent, and enjoy better wellbeing.
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Narcotics Anonymous New Zealand Free
NA is a recovery group made up of addicts who are trying to help each other stay clean, and recover from the effects of addiction.
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Al-Anon Family Groups and Alateen Free
When you don’t know where to turn because someone drinks too much, Al-Anon Family Groups can help.
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Ka Puta Ka Ora Emerge Aotearoa Free
We support people from diverse communities across Aotearoa and from all walks of life through a broad range of health, housing, social and wellbeing services.
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Mōkihi Hauora Free $$ Fees apply
We support people recovering from substance dependency and mental health issues
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Eating Disorder Carer Support NZ (EDCS) Free
EDCS NZ supports and represents parents/whanau and carers of people who have eating disorders.
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AMPSS 101 (Addictions, Mental Health Peer Support Services) Free
Only team in Aotearoa whose staff are all Peer led, offering practical advice around addiction/mental health based on their own experiences.
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GROW Mental Health Free
GROW runs a free service providing community support groups, face-to-face and online, for mental health, self-development and friendship PHONE: 021 049 1360
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Family Mental Health Support Inc Free
Enhancing the well-being of family and whānau who are supporting someone with mental illness and/or addiction.