Our Services.

All our services are free of charge.

Maataa Waka ki Te Tau Ihu will ensure that services will meet the specific needs of service user(s), whānau, iwi, hapū and hāpori by listening and providing a culturally safe environment.

Our delivery of connection provides a holistic based approach.

We promise to:

  • Provide services that are consistent with the Treaty of Waitangi.

  • Educate and train staff in this policy and procedures.

  • Actively involve whānau, hapū and iwi in our services

    (inviting people to AGM’s, communications and consultations).

  • Encourage participation by service user(s) in a culturally safe manner.

  • Encourage ongoing participation in cultural activities.

Whānau Tautoko/Social Service.

We offer a comprehensive suite of services designed to empower individuals and families to overcome various life challenges and achieve well-being. From emotional support and financial guidance to community engagement and family-focused initiatives, we provide holistic solutions tailored to the unique needs of each person or family we serve.

Rangatahi/Youth.

Our multifaceted programme offers a range of targeted services which aim to holistically address the varied challenges facing young people, empowering them to make positive life choices and to successfully navigate social, emotional, and legal obstacles.

  • Mana Taiohi/Youth social work

  • Hapai Pukuriri (Emotional Regulation)

  • Youth Transition (Supporting Rangatahi to become independant in life skills)

  • Youth Justice

  • Youth Housing Programme

Whakamana o te Whānau/ Non-Violence.

Our service is dedicated to empowering both men and women with the knowledge and tools they need to identify effective strategies for ensuring their own safety, as well as that of their whānau. Through educational programs, workshops, and one to one consultations, we address the complex issue of family violence from multiple angles. Our ultimate goal is to contribute to the creation of safer, more nurturing home environments for everyone involved.

Kaitohutohu Putea/Financial Mentoring.

The primary objective of our service is to empower Whānau and individuals by helping them set achievable financial goals. Through personalised guidance and financial planning strategies, we provide the tools necessary for achieving long-term financial independence. Our focus extends beyond immediate needs, aiming to instill sustainable financial habits that promote self-sufficiency and economic well-being.

Whānau Ora.

Working in partnership with whānau, supporting them to identify their needs and aspirations, navigate complex situations, and advocate for access to appropriate services and opportunities.

Tautoko Kararehe/Animal Control.

We are an authorised provider of animal control services in the Marlborough region. Our operations are conducted to ensure the welfare of both animals and residents. We aim to uphold community safety standards while also focusing on responsible pet ownership.