Sexual harm support sessions
You don’t have to do this alone. We’ll listen, respect, and support you all the way.
Come along to one of HELP's sexual harm support sessions.
This is a safe, confidential and non-judgmental environment. Come by to see one of the trained sexual harm specialist counsellors.
When
HELP’s drop-in sessions are on pause for Semester Two 2025. Students can still see a HELP counsellor on campus but will need to arrange an appointment with HELP directly.
Alternatively, you can reach out to University Health and Counselling Services or Te Papa Manaaki, Campus Care for sexual violence support.
Location
The Manaaki Room (next door to Uni Physio).
Level 3 Kate Edger Information Commons
City Campus.
About HELP
HELP is committed to contributing to ending sexual abuse and along with this, physical abuse and neglect. Sexual harm has a high cost. Victims/survivors, perpetrators, family members, friends, acquaintances, and others are affected by sexual harm in many ways: physically, emotionally, socially, legally, financially, at school, home and work.
Their services includes, but are not limited to:
- Support through court processes
- A 24/7 telephone counselling HELPline
- A call-out service to support people through police interviews and forensic medicals
- Psycho-education for preschool children and their caregivers – We Can Keep Safe programme
- Face-to-face therapy on-site for children and their families, young people and adults
- Training for community groups.
If you have any questions regarding these sessions, please contact the Be Well | Whai Hauora team on wellbeing@auckland.ac.nz