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We’re proud to have a significantly higher Net Promoter Score than the industry average of 19 for health care and social assistance employers.
In 2023 we delivered 36861 support hours to tāngata whai ora and their whānau. That means 28250 hours with clients and 8502 hours travelling
In 2023 we provided 44256 support activities. We helped with 1552 goals, provided 82 food parcels, and completed 131 welfare checks during adverse weather events.
For over 30 years, our dedicated kaimahi have made a meaningful difference in people’s lives through holistic mental health services, respite care, and specialised programmes that foster positive change. We’re proud to support our team as much as those we serve – reflected in our outstanding employer scores and the positive feedback from tāngata whai ora.
The latest news…
Equip Board Announces the Appointment of their new CEO
The Equip Board is very pleased to announce the appointment of Michael Douglas as the incoming CEO of Equip, commencing early December 2025. Michael replaces Naomi Cowan, who has been in the CEO role for 22 years. We are thrilled that Michael is bringing his wealth of...
Vacancy | Chief Executive Officer
The person who steps into this role will champion our people first culture, inspire innovation, and empower our team to deliver life changing support. They will drive sustainable solutions, foster growth, and amplify our impact – ensuring every person we serve has the chance to thrive.
Atamira Platform Press Release: Pay Equity Claims
The New Zealand Government made significant and controversial changes to the pay equity framework this month. Changes to the Equal Pay Act were introduced on 6 May 2025 and passed under urgency. This means there was no opportunity for public submissions or...
The latest kōrero…
Family Connections Programme
Training and support for people in a relationship with someone who struggles to regulate emotions.
Mental health and a much needed culture change in Aotearoa.
If you’d ever thought about how you can help reshape mental health and well-being in Aotearoa, now is the time to take your next step. In a world where 1 in 5 New Zealand adults face mental health challenges annually, the need for compassionate, skilled support has...
Waves – support for adults bereaved by suicide.
If you’ve lost a loved one to suicide or suspected suicide, please know you don’t have to go through this alone. The Waves programme is made up of eight group sessions, each designed to gently support people who have lost someone to suicide. We begin by getting to...