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Mental health support shaped around you.

Equip provides respite care, education and personalised mental health services across the greater Auckland region, supporting people and whānau with compassionate, evidence-informed care.

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Reach out to one of our friendly team and let’s see how we can bring lasting help.

Community Support Hours

An intensive and flexible mobile support service for adults aged 18 years and over who experience mental illness

Adults 65+

Our Adults 65+ Community Support Service is an intensive and flexible mobile support service for aged 65 and over who experience mental illness.

Koromiko House

Koromiko House is a community respite service which provides 24 hour support in a high standard, homelike environment on the North Shore of Auckland.

Dietician Services

Provide support around weight management as well as advice on eating well and affordable on a tight budget.

Tōtara Club

The Tōtara Club is a community dementia day programme providing interactive care for people diagnosed with mild to moderate dementia. The Tōtara Club also supports the family/whānau of people with dementia.
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Whānau

Do you support someone who experiences major mental illness? You don’t need to have it all figured out or navigate things alone. Start here if you are supporting someone you care about who experiences mental illness.
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Find Mental Health Resources

Simple ways to improve your wellbeing and navigate mental health challenges

Find an Event or Programme

Specialised programmes and workshops to support your journey, both in person and online.

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Be part of the Equip story and help us support over 1,450 tangata whai ora and whānau each year.

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Wondering how our wrap-around services can help you or a loved one? Have a look at our other services.

Terry’s Story

“Equip visits have built up my confidence again.”

“I look forward to my Community Support Worker (CSW)’s visits and the company. More often than not, we have had fine weather to go out and sit in the park. This has built up my confidence to get out and back into the community once more.”