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If someone is in immediate danger, call 111. Hands Up is not an emergency or crisis service.

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You do not have to work through a difficult situation alone. Hands Up offers free practical support, information and advocacy for individuals and whānau.

How we can help

  • Listen to what is happening and what matters to you.
  • Help you understand your options and prepare for conversations or meetings.
  • Offer advocacy where we can and help you connect with other services.

Start with a conversation

Use our short form or email us to ask for a conversation. Give your own contact details and how we can safely reach you. A brief outline is optional—you do not need to tell your whole story now.

We will discuss whether Hands Up is the right service for your situation. Where another organisation is better placed to help, we will try to point you in the right direction.

Hands Up is not an emergency or crisis service. If someone is in immediate danger, call 111.

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Or copy our email address: sharon@handsup.co.nz

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