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Living Violence Free – Te Noho Riri Kore Incorporated

 

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Porirua Living Without Violence Te Noho Riri Kore

Support for
Men, Women, Youth, Children

Address
Pember House, Level 2, 16 Hagley Street, Porirua 5022

Phone
04 237 6009 (reception)

Email
manager@livingviolencefree.nz

Website
livingviolencefree.nz

Living Violence Free – Te Noho Riri Kore Incorporated offers various programmes and education designed to assist women, children and men make sense of their experiences. These are provided by trained women and men with an extensive knowledge and understanding of family violence issues.

The agency has approval of the Ministry of Justice, Oranga Tamariki and the Department of Corrections.

Specialist Family Violence Services

Specialist family violence services are provided by skilled kaimahi/staff whose sole or main role is focussed on working with people experiencing family violence.

A summary of specialist family violence services is provided under each of the tabs below. More detailed information can be obtained by contacting the agency or accessing their website.

Non-Violence Services for Men

These services and programmes are suitable for people who are using violence or concerned about their risk of using violence or want to find better ways to maintain healthy relationships.

  • Individual programme (self refer)
  • Group programme (self refer)
  • Individual programme (Court refer)
  • Group programme (Court refer)
  • Individual programme (Corrections)
  • Group programme (Corrections)
Victim/Survivor Support for Men

These services are for men who are current or past victims/survivors of family violence. Violence isn’t only physical. It includes verbal, emotional and financial abuse.

  • Safety services (self refer)
  • Safety services (Court refer)
Non-Violence Services for Women

These services and programmes are suitable for people who are using violence or concerned about their risk of using violence or want to find better ways to maintain healthy relationships.

  • Individual programme (self refer)
  • Group programme (self refer)
  • Individual programme (Court refer)
  • Group programme (Court refer)
  • Individual programme (Corrections)
  • Group programme (Corrections)
Victim/Survivor Support for Women

These services are for women who are current or past victims/survivors of family violence. Violence isn’t only physical. It includes verbal, emotional and financial abuse.

  • Safety services (self refer)
  • Group programme (self refer)
  • Safety services (Court refer)
  • Group programme (Court refer)
  • Individual programme (Court refer)
Children’s and Youth Services

These services and programmes are suitable for children and young people who have been impacted by family violence. Some age limits may apply depending upon the type of service to be provided.

  • Safety services (self refer)
  • Group programmes for children (self refer)
  • Group programme for youth (self refer)
  • Group programme (Court refer)
  • Individual programme (Court refer)