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INFORMATION

Please use the sub-menu on the left of the page to access information on mental illness and links to various related websites.

All due care is taken in compiling the list of links on these pages, however Supporting Families In Mental Illness Auckland is not responsible for the content of any linked sites and makes no representations regarding the content or accuracy of materials on such sites. If you decide to visit any third-party sites using links from this site, you do so at your own risk. Clicking on any of the links may take you off Supporting Families Auckland's website to the third party website.

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We also have a range of pamphlets on Mental Illness, Code of Family Rights and many others. Please do not hesitate to call us or email us for further information. For bulk orders, please go to our National Office website at http://www.sfnat.org.nz/shop_orders.php

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Mental Health Crisis Services

Supporting Families in Mental Illness Nationwide

Supporting Families In Mental Illness throughout New Zealand.

DISTRICT INSPECTORS NATIONWIDE

District Inspectors are appointed by the Ministry of Health under the 1992 Act to watch patient's rights and ensure that the rights of the individual are respected and upheld.

Mental Health District Inspectors.

COMMUNITY ADVISORS

Community Advisors can help in a number of ways including:

Auckland City Council Community Advisors

Manukau City Council Community Advisors

New Mental Health Line for Counties Manukau

Staffed by skilled and experienced mental health professionals, this service will operate during the 'after hours' period (5.00pm - 8.00am weekdays, plus 24/7 weekends and public holidays) and will ensure that clients, their families, other agencies and the community have enhanced access to mental health services during this period.

At 5pm on Monday 18 February 2008 the service commenced. Mental Health clients can assess this new service by simply calling their current Community Mental Health Centre or Specialist Service. From here they will have the capacity to connect to Mental Health Line.

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Auckland_City_Community_Advisors.pdf
District_Inspectors_Contact_List.pdf
Manukau_City_Council_-_Community_Advisors.pdf
SF_BRANCH_LIST_General_2010.pdf