For Young people and families
supporting young people. Provides information and
access to support systemts through help phone lines, email,
text, councelling, facte to face support, and online
information.
Alcohol & Drug Helpline:
friendly and professional Help and advice
free of judgement providing information and strategies, support.
Depression & Anxiety:
Offers information about helpful processes
in which can help you deal with your symptoms, provdes free phone helpline
where you can talk to a trained counsellor as well as through text and email.
Sexuality & Gender Identity Outline:
LGBTQI+ community support
through phone and face to face counselling.
The Lowdown:
Chat with others who are in the same situation as you.
Lowdown also provides information on anxiety, depression, relationships,
health, school and much more!
Anxiety:
Anxiety New Zealand Trust provides help in many forms such as
support groups, workshops, courses, national helpline and one-on-one
psychological assessments and treatmnent programmes
Life Line:
24/7 confidential helpline for people with emotional,
psychologiccal distress and well as for people with problems in
relation to work, money, family, marriage, violence, sickness and
depression.
Health Line:
Provides general health information and advice services.
Kids Line:
24/7 helpline provided for youth (teenagers and children)
provided by Life line which is anoter profession counselling service. Talk to a buddy who
is a trained in telephone counselling skills. These buddies are still in school and can
understand your situations as they know what its like to be a kid.
What's Up:
Talk about anything at all. Website provides an online
chat service as well as a free call line. Talk with a What's Up Counsellor.
Samaritans:
Confudential, non-religious and non-judgemental counselling.
24/7 phone line for support as well as a listening ear that is understanding and
encouraging. Samaritans help talk through your problems and offer support.
