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Description
MOH approved NZTA ASSESSMENTS, GROUP THERAPY, COUNSELLING for: drink drivers, alcohol and other drugs, relationships, anger management, FAMILY THERAPY, TONGAN LANGUAGE programmes, supervision and training.
We are a registered charitable trust who have been operating in the Auckland area and beyond since 2007.
Most of our work to date has been with those who have repeat drink (or drug) driving convictions and the associated alcohol and drug problems, but we do work across a range of counselling and therapy needs (anger management, depression, relationships and family therapy). Our specialist area is group therapy but we are happy to work with individuals, couples, families as a whole. We have also developed some specialist youth programmes.
Our staff are experienced counsellors and we have a strong Pasifika feel with Tongan language programmes offered.
How do I access this service?
Make an appointment
Call free-phone: 0800 183975
Email us: Click here.
Fees and Charges Categorisation
Free, Partial fees apply, Fees apply
Hours
| Mon – Fri | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
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Office hours are Monday to Friday but appointments vary from Tues-Fri
Public Holidays: Closed Auckland Anniversary (27 Jan), Waitangi Day (6 Feb), Good Friday (18 Apr), Easter Sunday (20 Apr), Easter Monday (21 Apr), ANZAC Day (25 Apr), King's Birthday (2 Jun), Matariki (20 Jun), Labour Day (27 Oct).
Christmas: Open 23 Dec — 24 Dec. Closed 25 Dec — 26 Dec. Open 27 Dec. Closed 28 Dec — 29 Dec. Open 30 Dec — 31 Dec. Closed 1 Jan — 2 Jan. Open 3 Jan. Closed 4 Jan — 5 Jan. Open 6 Jan — 10 Jan.
Languages Spoken
English, Tongan
Programmes
If you have been given a 'section 65' indefinite licence disqualification by the court, you will need to have this removed before you can re-sit your licence. This means completing an alcohol and other drug assessment in order to assess your 'fitness to drive', given that you have 'lost' your licence for 'drink driving' offences. Harmony Trust can help you through this process. There is no charge if this is your first attempt, as it will be funded by the NZTA (New Zealand Transport Agency). The basic process is as follows: Firstly attend an assessment interview with Harmony Trust counsellor. Complete a blood test — this is a test for 'liver function' and full blood count. Attend an appointment with the Doctor who will review your blood test results. Complete any 'alcohol and drug' education recommended by your counsellor. Your counsellor will then send a report to the NZTA and you should receive a letter from them within one to two weeks. You will then need to re-sit your licence (call the NZTA on 0800 822 422 or visit www.nzta.govt.nz for more information on this process and to check the end date of your disqualification). Assessment Centers: Manurewa: St Lukes Anglican Church 3 Russell Road Manurewa Onehunga: Onehunga Community Centre 83 Church Street Onehunga New Lynn: Odyssey House 4/3029 Great North Road, New Lynn To book in for an assessment at any of these centres, call (09) 636 3449 or 0800 183 975 or click here to email us.
If you have been given a 'section 65' indefinite licence disqualification by the court, you will need to have this removed before you can re-sit your licence. This means completing an alcohol and other drug assessment in order to assess your 'fitness to drive', given that you have 'lost' your licence for 'drink driving' offences. Harmony Trust can help you through this process. There is no charge if this is your first attempt, as it will be funded by the NZTA (New Zealand Transport Agency). The basic process is as follows: Firstly attend an assessment interview with Harmony Trust counsellor. Complete a blood test — this is a test for 'liver function' and full blood count. Attend an appointment with the Doctor who will review your blood test results. Complete any 'alcohol and drug' education recommended by your counsellor. Your counsellor will then send a report to the NZTA and you should receive a letter from them within one to two weeks. You will then need to re-sit your licence (call the NZTA on 0800 822 422 or visit www.nzta.govt.nz for more information on this process and to check the end date of your disqualification). Assessment Centers: Manurewa: St Lukes Anglican Church 3 Russell Road Manurewa Onehunga: Onehunga Community Centre 83 Church Street Onehunga New Lynn: Odyssey House 4/3029 Great North Road, New Lynn To book in for an assessment at any of these centres, call (09) 636 3449 or 0800 183 975 or click here to email us.
- Programme Areas
Addictions - drug & alcohol
- Programme Type
Community / social support (AOD)
- Regions
South Auckland, East Auckland, North Auckland, West Auckland, Central Auckland
- Age Groups
Youth / Rangatahi, Adult / Pakeke, Older adult / Kaumātua
- Referral Types
Self referral, GP, DHB clinical services, Corrections
Referral Process
People may contact us themselves, or be referred by the court, their lawyer, probation officer, the NZTA, or a range of other services.
Please click here to make a referral.
Description
If you have been given a 'section 65' indefinite licence disqualification by the court, you will need to have this removed before you can re-sit your licence. This means completing an alcohol and other drug assessment in order to assess your 'fitness to drive', given that you have 'lost' your licence for 'drink driving' offences.
Harmony Trust can help you through this process. There is no charge if this is your first attempt, as it will be funded by the NZTA (New Zealand Transport Agency).
The basic process is as follows:
- Firstly attend an assessment interview with Harmony Trust counsellor.
- Complete a blood test — this is a test for 'liver function' and full blood count.
- Attend an appointment with the Doctor who will review your blood test results.
- Complete any 'alcohol and drug' education recommended by your counsellor.
- Your counsellor will then send a report to the NZTA and you should receive a letter from them within one to two weeks.
- You will then need to re-sit your licence (call the NZTA on 0800 822 422 or visit www.nzta.govt.nz for more information on this process and to check the end date of your disqualification).
Assessment Centers:
- Manurewa: St Lukes Anglican Church 3 Russell Road Manurewa
- Onehunga: Onehunga Community Centre 83 Church Street Onehunga
- New Lynn: Odyssey House 4/3029 Great North Road, New Lynn
To book in for an assessment at any of these centres, call (09) 636 3449 or 0800 183 975 or click here to email us.
One for the Road One for the Road is a brief group programme for repeat drink or drugged drivers, and designed to promote and support changes to avoid further drinking and driving. The group is run commencing fortnightly at 4 different venues across the Auckland region and the table below shows the venue locations, addresses for these, and typical group times. Typically the group begins with a 10 hour workshop part run over 2 days, then the second 10 hours being run at weekly 2 hour sessions over 5 weeks (we refer to these weekly groups as On The Road Again see below). Outside of Auckland and Hamilton regions we may at times run the first 10 hour 'workshop' session as a stand alone. People may be referred by lawyers, the court, probation services, alcohol and drug services, through and NZTA assessment, by family members or by themselves. A maximum of 12 referrals are accepted for each group. A referral can be made by completing the referral form on this page, by phoning 09 636 3449 or 0800 183975, or by using the referral form below After completing the full 20 hours you will receive a certificate which you may present in court or to your referrer. Harmony Trust has to date run over 170 of these groups since 2008 in Auckland and as far South as Dannevirke and Hāwera. One for the Road has shown good outcomes to date with most recent evaluations (2013) showing only 4.5% of graduates (1 in 22 people) ending up with a subsequent drink driving conviction over a period of 6 to 48 months post group completion. On the Road Again On the Road Again is a weekly support group for those making changes to their drink (drugged) driving behaviour. It forms the final part of the One for the Road Programme for repeat drink/drug drivers, and is run as a course of 5 sessions (2 hours per week for 5 weeks) based on themes to assist in initiating and maintaining change. In group you will receive support from the 2 group facilitators plus other group members who share similar goals and experiences. The aim of this group is to help people remain 'abstinent' from drink/drug driving. DIC Free DIC Free is a brief intervention (7 hour/1 day) education group for people on a probation community work sentence for a drink driving conviction (or history of drink drive offending). In this group we aim to provide the initial kickstart for change and help you 'turn the corner' on the road to avoid future drink or drugged driving. We will guide and support you to: Become D.I.C free change old habits deal with high risk situations make better decisions be a more responsible drinker be a more responsible driver Gain and hold on to your driver’s licence. DIC Free is delivered by trained staff from Harmony Trust and funded by Probation Services. At the end of group you will receive a certificate of attendance, and are welcome to continue on to a longer group programme if required. Venues Onehunga The Onehunga Community Centre, 83 Church Street, Onehunga, Auckland New Lynn The Odyssey House 4/3029 Great North Road, New Lynn Manurewa St Lukes Anglican Church 3 Russell Road Manurewa
One for the Road One for the Road is a brief group programme for repeat drink or drugged drivers, and designed to promote and support changes to avoid further drinking and driving. The group is run commencing fortnightly at 4 different venues across the Auckland region and the table below shows the venue locations, addresses for these, and typical group times. Typically the group begins with a 10 hour workshop part run over 2 days, then the second 10 hours being run at weekly 2 hour sessions over 5 weeks (we refer to these weekly groups as On The Road Again see below). Outside of Auckland and Hamilton regions we may at times run the first 10 hour 'workshop' session as a stand alone. People may be referred by lawyers, the court, probation services, alcohol and drug services, through and NZTA assessment, by family members or by themselves. A maximum of 12 referrals are accepted for each group. A referral can be made by completing the referral form on this page, by phoning 09 636 3449 or 0800 183975, or by using the referral form below After completing the full 20 hours you will receive a certificate which you may present in court or to your referrer. Harmony Trust has to date run over 170 of these groups since 2008 in Auckland and as far South as Dannevirke and Hāwera. One for the Road has shown good outcomes to date with most recent evaluations (2013) showing only 4.5% of graduates (1 in 22 people) ending up with a subsequent drink driving conviction over a period of 6 to 48 months post group completion. On the Road Again On the Road Again is a weekly support group for those making changes to their drink (drugged) driving behaviour. It forms the final part of the One for the Road Programme for repeat drink/drug drivers, and is run as a course of 5 sessions (2 hours per week for 5 weeks) based on themes to assist in initiating and maintaining change. In group you will receive support from the 2 group facilitators plus other group members who share similar goals and experiences. The aim of this group is to help people remain 'abstinent' from drink/drug driving. DIC Free DIC Free is a brief intervention (7 hour/1 day) education group for people on a probation community work sentence for a drink driving conviction (or history of drink drive offending). In this group we aim to provide the initial kickstart for change and help you 'turn the corner' on the road to avoid future drink or drugged driving. We will guide and support you to: Become D.I.C free change old habits deal with high risk situations make better decisions be a more responsible drinker be a more responsible driver Gain and hold on to your driver’s licence. DIC Free is delivered by trained staff from Harmony Trust and funded by Probation Services. At the end of group you will receive a certificate of attendance, and are welcome to continue on to a longer group programme if required. Venues Onehunga The Onehunga Community Centre, 83 Church Street, Onehunga, Auckland New Lynn The Odyssey House 4/3029 Great North Road, New Lynn Manurewa St Lukes Anglican Church 3 Russell Road Manurewa
- Programme Areas
Addictions - drug & alcohol
- Programme Type
Community / social support (AOD)
- Regions
South Auckland, East Auckland, North Auckland, West Auckland, Central Auckland
- Age Groups
Adult / Pakeke, Older adult / Kaumātua
- Referral Types
Self referral, GP, DHB clinical services, Corrections
Referral Process
People may contact us themselves, or be referred by the court, their lawyer, probation officer, the NZTA, or a range of other services.
Please click here to make a referral.
Description
One for the Road
One for the Road is a brief group programme for repeat drink or drugged drivers, and designed to promote and support changes to avoid further drinking and driving. The group is run commencing fortnightly at 4 different venues across the Auckland region and the table below shows the venue locations, addresses for these, and typical group times.
Typically the group begins with a 10 hour workshop part run over 2 days, then the second 10 hours being run at weekly 2 hour sessions over 5 weeks (we refer to these weekly groups as On The Road Again see below). Outside of Auckland and Hamilton regions we may at times run the first 10 hour 'workshop' session as a stand alone.
People may be referred by lawyers, the court, probation services, alcohol and drug services, through and NZTA assessment, by family members or by themselves. A maximum of 12 referrals are accepted for each group. A referral can be made by completing the referral form on this page, by phoning 09 636 3449 or 0800 183975, or by using the referral form below
After completing the full 20 hours you will receive a certificate which you may present in court or to your referrer.
Harmony Trust has to date run over 170 of these groups since 2008 in Auckland and as far South as Dannevirke and Hāwera. One for the Road has shown good outcomes to date with most recent evaluations (2013) showing only 4.5% of graduates (1 in 22 people) ending up with a subsequent drink driving conviction over a period of 6 to 48 months post group completion.
On the Road Again
On the Road Again is a weekly support group for those making changes to their drink (drugged) driving behaviour. It forms the final part of the One for the Road Programme for repeat drink/drug drivers, and is run as a course of 5 sessions (2 hours per week for 5 weeks) based on themes to assist in initiating and maintaining change. In group you will receive support from the 2 group facilitators plus other group members who share similar goals and experiences.
The aim of this group is to help people remain 'abstinent' from drink/drug driving.
DIC Free
DIC Free is a brief intervention (7 hour/1 day) education group for people on a probation community work sentence for a drink driving conviction (or history of drink drive offending).
In this group we aim to provide the initial kickstart for change and help you 'turn the corner' on the road to avoid future drink or drugged driving.
We will guide and support you to:
- Become D.I.C free
- change old habits
- deal with high risk situations
- make better decisions
- be a more responsible drinker
- be a more responsible driver
- Gain and hold on to your driver’s licence.
DIC Free is delivered by trained staff from Harmony Trust and funded by Probation Services. At the end of group you will receive a certificate of attendance, and are welcome to continue on to a longer group programme if required.
| Venues | |
| Onehunga | The Onehunga Community Centre, 83 Church Street, Onehunga, Auckland |
| New Lynn | The Odyssey House 4/3029 Great North Road, New Lynn |
| Manurewa | St Lukes Anglican Church 3 Russell Road Manurewa |
Harmony Trust offers the intensive, brief intervention home based Family Harmony programme which runs for 12 weeks. Designed promote harmonious relationships and support behaviour change within the family, this programme can be run as a Faka-tonga' or Pasifika intervention in Tongan or English language. The aim of Family Harmony is to offer a supportive 'extended family' approach, in being approachable and available to the family in question when they are in need. Typically people are referred and funded by CYFS but anyone can refer themselves. Family Harmony is a true therapy programme delivered in a sensitive and culturally appropriate way. The journey towards may include in turn: liaison and negotiation with CYFS social worker and other professionals involved, assessment of family need and goals, review of CYF documents and records, safety planning, family meetings, home visits involving family and individual therapy, and weekly family therapy sessions. The HT leaders are qualified counsellors and experienced group therapy leaders. Venues Onehunga The Onehunga Community Centre, 83 Church Street, Onehunga, Auckland Glenfield Glenfield Community Centre, 411 Glenfield Road, Glenfield, Auckland (Entry from Bentley Avenue) Glen Eden The Glen Eden Community and Recreation Centre, Harold Moody Park, 44 Glendale Road, Glen Eden, Auckland Manurewa The Bahal Centre, 6-16 Rowandale Avenue, Manurewa, Auckland Panmure Panmure Community Hall, 7-13 Pilkington Road, Panmure, Auckland While we have locations set, we are also able to work with clients in other locations across Auckland, please contact us for more information
Harmony Trust offers the intensive, brief intervention home based Family Harmony programme which runs for 12 weeks. Designed promote harmonious relationships and support behaviour change within the family, this programme can be run as a Faka-tonga' or Pasifika intervention in Tongan or English language. The aim of Family Harmony is to offer a supportive 'extended family' approach, in being approachable and available to the family in question when they are in need. Typically people are referred and funded by CYFS but anyone can refer themselves. Family Harmony is a true therapy programme delivered in a sensitive and culturally appropriate way. The journey towards may include in turn: liaison and negotiation with CYFS social worker and other professionals involved, assessment of family need and goals, review of CYF documents and records, safety planning, family meetings, home visits involving family and individual therapy, and weekly family therapy sessions. The HT leaders are qualified counsellors and experienced group therapy leaders. Venues Onehunga The Onehunga Community Centre, 83 Church Street, Onehunga, Auckland Glenfield Glenfield Community Centre, 411 Glenfield Road, Glenfield, Auckland (Entry from Bentley Avenue) Glen Eden The Glen Eden Community and Recreation Centre, Harold Moody Park, 44 Glendale Road, Glen Eden, Auckland Manurewa The Bahal Centre, 6-16 Rowandale Avenue, Manurewa, Auckland Panmure Panmure Community Hall, 7-13 Pilkington Road, Panmure, Auckland While we have locations set, we are also able to work with clients in other locations across Auckland, please contact us for more information
- Programme Areas
Mental health
- Programme Type
Peer / advocacy / group / family whānau support
- Regions
South Auckland, East Auckland, North Auckland, West Auckland, Central Auckland
- Age Groups
Child / Tamariki, Youth / Rangatahi, Adult / Pakeke, Older adult / Kaumātua
- Referral Types
Self referral, GP, DHB clinical services, Corrections
Referral Process
To gain referral to this programme please Click here to email us or call 09 636 3449 for information. For those under CYFS please speak to the social worker concerned.
Description
Harmony Trust offers the intensive, brief intervention home based Family Harmony programme which runs for 12 weeks. Designed promote harmonious relationships and support behaviour change within the family, this programme can be run as a Faka-tonga' or Pasifika intervention in Tongan or English language. The aim of Family Harmony is to offer a supportive 'extended family' approach, in being approachable and available to the family in question when they are in need. Typically people are referred and funded by CYFS but anyone can refer themselves.
Family Harmony is a true therapy programme delivered in a sensitive and culturally appropriate way. The journey towards may include in turn: liaison and negotiation with CYFS social worker and other professionals involved, assessment of family need and goals, review of CYF documents and records, safety planning, family meetings, home visits involving family and individual therapy, and weekly family therapy sessions. The HT leaders are qualified counsellors and experienced group therapy leaders.
| Venues | |
| Onehunga | The Onehunga Community Centre, 83 Church Street, Onehunga, Auckland |
| Glenfield | Glenfield Community Centre, 411 Glenfield Road, Glenfield, Auckland (Entry from Bentley Avenue) |
| Glen Eden | The Glen Eden Community and Recreation Centre, Harold Moody Park, 44 Glendale Road, Glen Eden, Auckland |
| Manurewa | The Bahal Centre, 6-16 Rowandale Avenue, Manurewa, Auckland |
| Panmure | Panmure Community Hall, 7-13 Pilkington Road, Panmure, Auckland |
While we have locations set, we are also able to work with clients in other locations across Auckland, please contact us for more information
Harmony Trust has an experienced and varied team of counsellors available for individual and couples counselling at low cost (sliding scale for payment depending on your income). We can provide 'general' counselling, alcohol and drug counselling, family and couples therapy, counselling with youth, and anger management. We have both male and female counsellors, of Pākehā/Palangi and Tongan background. Our service speciality is Tongan language/fakatonga and Pasifika counselling, and we also run an 'island based' counselling service from Nukualofa, Tonga. Venues Onehunga The Onehunga Community Centre, 83 Church Street, Onehunga, Auckland Glenfield Glenfield Community Centre, 411 Glenfield Road, Glenfield, Auckland (Entry from Bentley Avenue) Glen Eden The Glen Eden Community and Recreation Centre, Harold Moody Park, 44 Glendale Road, Glen Eden, Auckland Manurewa The Bahal Centre, 6-16 Rowandale Avenue, Manurewa, Auckland Panmure Panmure Community Hall, 7-13 Pilkington Road, Panmure, Auckland While we have locations set, we are also able to work with clients in other locations across Auckland, please contact us for more information
Harmony Trust has an experienced and varied team of counsellors available for individual and couples counselling at low cost (sliding scale for payment depending on your income). We can provide 'general' counselling, alcohol and drug counselling, family and couples therapy, counselling with youth, and anger management. We have both male and female counsellors, of Pākehā/Palangi and Tongan background. Our service speciality is Tongan language/fakatonga and Pasifika counselling, and we also run an 'island based' counselling service from Nukualofa, Tonga. Venues Onehunga The Onehunga Community Centre, 83 Church Street, Onehunga, Auckland Glenfield Glenfield Community Centre, 411 Glenfield Road, Glenfield, Auckland (Entry from Bentley Avenue) Glen Eden The Glen Eden Community and Recreation Centre, Harold Moody Park, 44 Glendale Road, Glen Eden, Auckland Manurewa The Bahal Centre, 6-16 Rowandale Avenue, Manurewa, Auckland Panmure Panmure Community Hall, 7-13 Pilkington Road, Panmure, Auckland While we have locations set, we are also able to work with clients in other locations across Auckland, please contact us for more information
- Programme Areas
Mental health
- Programme Type
Community based support - mental health
- Regions
South Auckland, East Auckland, North Auckland, West Auckland, Central Auckland
- Age Groups
Youth / Rangatahi, Adult / Pakeke, Older adult / Kaumātua
- Referral Types
Self referral, GP, DHB clinical services, Corrections
Referral Process
People may contact us themselves, or be referred by the court, their lawyer, probation officer, the NZTA, or a range of other services.
Please click here to make a referral.
Description
Harmony Trust has an experienced and varied team of counsellors available for individual and couples counselling at low cost (sliding scale for payment depending on your income). We can provide 'general' counselling, alcohol and drug counselling, family and couples therapy, counselling with youth, and anger management.
We have both male and female counsellors, of Pākehā/Palangi and Tongan background. Our service speciality is Tongan language/fakatonga and Pasifika counselling, and we also run an 'island based' counselling service from Nukualofa, Tonga.
| Venues | |
| Onehunga | The Onehunga Community Centre, 83 Church Street, Onehunga, Auckland |
| Glenfield | Glenfield Community Centre, 411 Glenfield Road, Glenfield, Auckland (Entry from Bentley Avenue) |
| Glen Eden | The Glen Eden Community and Recreation Centre, Harold Moody Park, 44 Glendale Road, Glen Eden, Auckland |
| Manurewa | The Bahal Centre, 6-16 Rowandale Avenue, Manurewa, Auckland |
| Panmure | Panmure Community Hall, 7-13 Pilkington Road, Panmure, Auckland |
While we have locations set, we are also able to work with clients in other locations across Auckland, please contact us for more information
The READY FOR THE ROAD YOUTH responsible driver programme is a 20 hour group for young people who are at risk of future 'driving offending' and are looking to develop and build responsible driving habits. The aim is to be part of the journey towards becoming a safe, responsible, and licenced driver. We will guide and support you to make changes towards this goal, to deal with environmental triggers, to learn better ways to cope, to find the right supports, and ultimately to pass your learners licence test, which is the end part of this programme. This group is run on Marae or in Community Centres in Auckland and aimed at young people aged 16-18. This group is run over 5 consecutive days and is funded by Auckland Transport and supported by the police, who play a vital role in mentoring and supporting attendance. The ROADWORTHY STUDENT responsible driver programme is a 6 hour education group which we run in schools and educational facilities for students aimed 15-18. Again funded by Auckland Transport this programme aims to equip students to deal with pressures and influences that lead to 'at risk' driving and become safe responsible road users. Both these groups are delivered by Harmony Trust group leaders who are experienced and trained in working with young people. Please call us or email for more information. Venues: Various locations around Auckland, contact us for more information.
The READY FOR THE ROAD YOUTH responsible driver programme is a 20 hour group for young people who are at risk of future 'driving offending' and are looking to develop and build responsible driving habits. The aim is to be part of the journey towards becoming a safe, responsible, and licenced driver. We will guide and support you to make changes towards this goal, to deal with environmental triggers, to learn better ways to cope, to find the right supports, and ultimately to pass your learners licence test, which is the end part of this programme. This group is run on Marae or in Community Centres in Auckland and aimed at young people aged 16-18. This group is run over 5 consecutive days and is funded by Auckland Transport and supported by the police, who play a vital role in mentoring and supporting attendance. The ROADWORTHY STUDENT responsible driver programme is a 6 hour education group which we run in schools and educational facilities for students aimed 15-18. Again funded by Auckland Transport this programme aims to equip students to deal with pressures and influences that lead to 'at risk' driving and become safe responsible road users. Both these groups are delivered by Harmony Trust group leaders who are experienced and trained in working with young people. Please call us or email for more information. Venues: Various locations around Auckland, contact us for more information.
- Programme Areas
Addictions - drug & alcohol
- Programme Type
Community / social support (AOD), Advocacy / group / family whānau support (AOD)
- Regions
South Auckland, East Auckland, North Auckland, West Auckland, Central Auckland
- Age Groups
Youth / Rangatahi
- Referral Types
Self referral, GP, DHB clinical services, Corrections
Referral Process
People may contact us themselves, or be referred by the court, their lawyer, probation officer, the NZTA, or a range of other services.
Please click here to make a referral.
Description
The READY FOR THE ROAD YOUTH responsible driver programme is a 20 hour group for young people who are at risk of future 'driving offending' and are looking to develop and build responsible driving habits. The aim is to be part of the journey towards becoming a safe, responsible, and licenced driver. We will guide and support you to make changes towards this goal, to deal with environmental triggers, to learn better ways to cope, to find the right supports, and ultimately to pass your learners licence test, which is the end part of this programme. This group is run on Marae or in Community Centres in Auckland and aimed at young people aged 16-18.
This group is run over 5 consecutive days and is funded by Auckland Transport and supported by the police, who play a vital role in mentoring and supporting attendance.
The ROADWORTHY STUDENT responsible driver programme is a 6 hour education group which we run in schools and educational facilities for students aimed 15-18. Again funded by Auckland Transport this programme aims to equip students to deal with pressures and influences that lead to 'at risk' driving and become safe responsible road users.
Both these groups are delivered by Harmony Trust group leaders who are experienced and trained in working with young people. Please call us or email for more information.
Venues:
Various locations around Auckland, contact us for more information.
Harmony Trust has an experienced and varied team of counsellors available for alcohol and drug counselling at low cost (sliding scale for payment depending on your income). We have both male and female counsellors, of Pākehā/Palangi and Tongan background.
Harmony Trust has an experienced and varied team of counsellors available for alcohol and drug counselling at low cost (sliding scale for payment depending on your income). We have both male and female counsellors, of Pākehā/Palangi and Tongan background.
- Programme Areas
Addictions - drug & alcohol
- Programme Type
Community / social support (AOD)
- Regions
South Auckland, East Auckland, North Auckland, Central Auckland
- Age Groups
Youth / Rangatahi, Adult / Pakeke, Older adult / Kaumātua
Description
Harmony Trust has an experienced and varied team of counsellors available for alcohol and drug counselling at low cost (sliding scale for payment depending on your income).
We have both male and female counsellors, of Pākehā/Palangi and Tongan background.
Additional Details
Face to face / Kanohi ki te Kanohi, Child / Tamariki friendly
Website
Contact Details
83 Church Street, Onehunga, Auckland
Central Auckland
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Phone
0800 183 975
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Fax
(09) 636 3449
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Mobile
021 183 9759
Email
Website
Tel: 0800 183 975 or (09) 636 3449
Facebook: Click here.
Email: harmonypasifika.org.nz
Room 2, 83 Church Street
Onehunga
Auckland
Auckland 1061
Street Address
Room 2, 83 Church Street
Onehunga
Auckland
Auckland 1061
Postal Address
Harmony Trust
Onehunga Community Centre
83 Church Street, Onehunga
Auckland, 1061
3029 Great North Road, New Lynn, Auckland
West Auckland
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Phone
0800 183 975
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Fax
(09) 636 3449
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Mobile
021 183 9759
Email
Website
St Lukes Anglican Church, 3 Russell Road, Manurewa, Auckland
South Auckland
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Phone
0800 183 975
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Fax
(09) 636 3449
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Mobile
021 183 9759
Email
Website
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This page was last updated at 1:26PM on October 29, 2024. This information is reviewed and edited by Harmony Pasifika.