Our range of activity-based and recovery-focused sessions are crafted to provide support, connection, and learning in a welcoming environment. For some people, the connections and confidence built in an understanding and supportive environment are key. Others appreciate the learning involved or the structure built into their week of having somewhere meaningful to go, especially when facing difficult situations in their life or with their health.
We have a variety of day programmes for both young people and adults that are run by kaimahi as well as peers. For example:
Whāriki South Auckland
The Whāriki Whaiora Family and Community Centre is a peer-run, community-based service. Our staff, with first-hand experience of mental wellbeing and substance use challenges, deliver education programmes, advocacy, life skills, and peer support for individuals and their whānau. Learn more about our Whāriki service.
The Red Hub Whangārei
The Recovery Education Hub (The Red Hub) in Whangārei offers various group programmes for adults aged 18+ with a mental health diagnosis. These include arts/mosaics/pottery, cooking, walking/fitness activities and Te Ao Māori to name a few.
