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Who We Are

Wellington Sexual Abuse HELP works with survivors of sexual abuse and their whānau – of any age, gender, sexuality or ethnicity. We provide a 24 hour support line, social work and counselling services for anyone who has experienced rape or sexual abuse, or who is concerned about a friend or family member.
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We have been working with survivors of sexual abuse in the Wellington region since 1985, and in Porirua since 2005. We also cover the Kāpiti coast. 
HELP is a charitable trust which relies on government and philanthropic grants for its operation, as well as donations from the public.

Our Commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi

Wellington HELP recognises Te Tiriti o Waitangi as the founding document of Aotearoa New Zealand. We are committed to developing a culturally appropriate way of working with Māori agencies, staff and clients. We are committed to ongoing learning in this area.

Our Vision

A world free from sexual violence.

Our Mission

We work to reduce the impact of sexual violence on individuals, families and communities. We do this through:
  • our 24/7 support line
  • social work
  • counselling and other therapies
  • cooperation and collaboration with other service providers, both government and non government, and the wider community.

Our Values

Our work is underpinned by the following values:
  • respect - we value, respect and embrace the diversity in our community​​
  • accessibility - we work to ensure our services are accessible to all
  • integrity - we operate with integrity with ourselves, our clients and our community
  • accountability - we seek to be transparent and accountable in the work we do for our clients and our community
  • collaboration - we recognise the need to work collaboratively with our community and our clients and maintain clear and open channels of communication
In all our practices, HELP asserts that anyone who has experienced any form of sexual abuse has the right to be treated with dignity, compassion and respect. To be informed of, and have access to local assistance, counselling, health and welfare services.

Our 2018 Annual Report

2018 has been another huge year for HELP! Read all about it in our Annual Report here.

Want to Donate to HELP?

​We need to fundraise to met the costs of delivering our service. Please do consider becoming a regular donor - even as little as $1 a week or $5 a fortnight will help us.
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