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Mēnā kei te mōrea tō oranga, waea atu ki ngā Pirihimana 111. If you are in imminent danger, call Police on 111. Call 0800 REFUGE for the 24/7 Crisis Line
We are here to support
Men | Tāne
Supporting Men | Tane
Our programme [programme name – e.g.] offers a confidential, supportive space to understand harmful patterns, learn new skills, and work toward change. Support may include [1:1 sessions / group programmes / education-based support], delivered by [qualified practitioners / trained facilitators].
When to get help?
You do not have to be certain something is “bad enough” to get help. Many Men contact us because something feels off, confusing, unsafe or overwhelming
you’re not sure it’s abuse
you don’t want to leave
you just want someone to listen
you’re worried about how things are affecting your children
you’re scared things might get worse
What should I do if I’m
in immediate danger?
Call 111 straight away or urgent, confidential support, all our 24/7 crisis line: 0800REFUGE
Call 111
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