KAUPAPA. Philosophy Te Tai Awa O Te Ora provides culturally appropriate counselling and social services. Our aim is to provide programmes which will prevent or reduce social problems, and to work in an appropriate way with whanau * Who are affected by such problem C638260~9 NGA KAIMAHI Saft + Are Culturally Sensitive + Qualifications in Counselling, Social Work + Have on going Supervision and Training Te Tai Awa O Te Ora is committed to pro- viding on going training professional devel- opment for all staff. We also offer to assist Tertiary Student in their final year of Social Sciences by way of placemeni/work experi- ce within the organisation, where they as- and observe in the initial interview and programmes. YOUR RIGHTS ‘To have a counsellor you are com- fortable with To a counsellor who abides by the “Counsellors Code of Ethics” To have whanau ora friend present ‘as support To have your personal information kept confidential CC G3e360-9 TE WAAHI Location & Contact Details 18 Otara Road PO Box 61 156, Otara Phone: (09) 274 4220 Fax: (09) 274 4225 Email: taiawa@ihug co.nz. C 65636-9 SUPPORTED BY Lion Foundation Pub CharityTE TAI AWA O TE ORA Mahi Whakahaere Kaupapa Services Provided + Whanau and/or Group + Couple and/or Relationship + Sexual Abuse (ACC approved) + Drug& Alcohol Programmes + Drug& Alcohol + Parenting + Anger Management + Tamariki/Mokopuna (Ail programmes run for 10 weeks) Other + Social Work/Advocacy + Budgeting + Supervised Access * Social Workers In Schools Summary of Programmes ‘Te Huringa me te Puawaitanga mo nga Wahine = ‘A Women's’ Support Group a ‘This programme supports wahine going through traumas such as domestic violence and other problems. It provides support to women as they change their lives to the benefit of themselves and their whanau, CGSC262~D Roopu Atawhai Wahine Motorotoroto ‘Tukinoha For Women who'vé experienced sexual abuse Provides support, a place of safety and healing to explore the abuse, and focuses on finding ways of breaking the cycles of silence and shame, freeing survivors to move on with their lives © GSS2ED~9 Te Roopu Manaaki Tamariki ‘Mokopuna Parent Support Programme This programme supports parents in under- standing and managing their children. Sharing positive way of handling difficult situations ‘Summary of Programmes...cont ‘Te Pukenga Ora o nga Taitamariki ‘A Youth Group Provided on Request for Children under the age of 15 years. + Enhances personal development + Introduces cultural concepts + Helps participants to develop useful and healthy roles C Gde26a~5D Te Huarahi mo te Tangata ‘Anger Management Leads participants to identify the source of their anger. It asks them to recognize how their anger dimin- ishes their partner and those closest to them The aim of the programme is a commitment fror ‘each participant to stopping the use of violence and abuse in their relationships © GSeo6o~5 Budgeting for Change Identifies the responsibility of own Personal Finances c_esenea_