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Whakaoho Wairua
Contact person: Pani
Phone: (04) 566 5025, 0800 REFUGE
Address: Kokiri Marae Māori Women's Refuge,
57 Oxford Tce, Lower Hutt 5011
Open: Mon - Fri 8.30am - 5.00pm
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Ngā Whakamārama - Service Description
The aim of this programme is to increase the awareness and understanding of domestic violence and the effects it has on wahine Māori and their tamariki.
What is the Whakaoho Wairua programme?
The Whakaoho Wairua Programme is a 10 week educational and therapeutic programme designed specifically for Māori women focusing on areas such as:
- Exploring family violence and its effect on wāhine and tamariki
- Myths, and cycles of violence
- Tactic of abuses
- Dealing with stress and anger
- Protection orders and safety plans
- Traditional roles of tāne and wāhine Māori
- Understanding power and control
- Opportunity to share, discuss and express feelings
- The program is free and confidential
Other services provided:
- 24 Hour Crisis Line
- Safe House Accommodation
- Advocacy Support
- Court Support
- Health Education
- Play Therapy for under 5's during program
Mā wai ēnei ratonga? - Who can access these services?
Māori wahine and their tamariki living in the Hutt Valley area.
Waea Mai - Who do I contact to find out more?
- See Contact Information
- Complete the Contact Form to have someone call you back
- Click Here to make a referral to one of our services
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Whakaoho Wairua
Whakaoho Wairua
Contact person: Pani
Phone: (04) 566 5025, 0800 REFUGE
Address: Kokiri Marae Māori Women's Refuge,
57 Oxford Tce, Lower Hutt 5011
Open: Mon - Fri 8.30am - 5.00pm
Ngā Whakamārama - Service Description
The aim of this programme is to increase the awareness and understanding of domestic violence and the effects it has on wahine Māori and their tamariki.
What is the Whakaoho Wairua programme?
The Whakaoho Wairua Programme is a 10 week educational and therapeutic programme designed specifically for Māori women focusing on areas such as:
- Exploring family violence and its effect on wāhine and tamariki
- Myths, and cycles of violence
- Tactic of abuses
- Dealing with stress and anger
- Protection orders and safety plans
- Traditional roles of tāne and wāhine Māori
- Understanding power and control
- Opportunity to share, discuss and express feelings
- The program is free and confidential
Other services provided:
- 24 Hour Crisis Line
- Safe House Accommodation
- Advocacy Support
- Court Support
- Health Education
- Play Therapy for under 5's during program
Mā wai ēnei ratonga? - Who can access these services?
Māori wahine and their tamariki living in the Hutt Valley area.
Waea Mai - Who do I contact to find out more?
- See Contact Information
- Complete the Contact Form to have someone call you back
- Click Here to make a referral to one of our services
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