Te waipiro me ngā pūroi Alcohol and drug services

Alcohol and other drug abuse is really common. If you are concerned about your own or someone else’s alcohol or drug use and you want to do something about it, there are various support and treatment options available.

Getting help if you are drunk or on drugs

If you need to talk, call the alcohol drug helpline on 0800 787 797

You can also visit the website.

Alcohol Drug Helpline (external link)

In crisis

If you are really sick, or are concerned about someone’s condition, call 111 and ask for an ambulance.

Community treatment services

There are services in the community to help you and your whānau with alcohol or drug problems.
Live in treatment services

Live in treatment services are available if you need intensive help with alcohol or drug problems.
Help for whānau and friends

Resources and tools for people concerned for someone who may have a problem with alcohol or drug use.
Online resources

Website information and resources for those who want help and advice for their alcohol or drug use.
Quitting smoking

If you are ready to quit smoking there are many different options and products to help you quit and stay smokefree.
New Zealand Needle Exchange Programme

The Needle Exchange Programme supports people who inject drugs across the motu.
Vaping

Vaping is a way to help people quit smoking. It is not harmless, but it is less harmful than smoking. Vaping is not for people who do not smoke.