At Jigsaw North we care about children and their families​

At Jigsaw North we aim to assist tamariki and whānau through providing free counselling, family therapy and social work as well as parenting education and therapy programmes.
Our services are FREE for families with children under 18 years to reduce barriers to accessing services.​


​Counselling

  • We offer counselling for children, young people, family / whānau and individuals who are in need of support dealing with difficult life situations
  • We offer an environment that is safe, non-judgemental and confidential
  • When we are working with children, parents / caregivers and family / whānau members are included in the counselling process, if appropriate
  • Family therapy​​

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​​Social Work Support

  • ​We provide information about local resources and services for yourself or your children
  • We can assist you in accessing services - where to go and what to ask for
  • We provide advocacy with other organisations and services
  • We can support your family / whānau through change and family issues
  • We can help you with your problem solving skills and coping strategies​​​​


​​Parenting Programs

  • We provide educational and therapeutic parenting programs in a friendly, welcoming, safe environment.
  • You are welcome to self refer to any of our parenting programs by either completing the below Referral Form, and returning it to us or you can phone us, and we can take your details over the phone.
  • Places are limited so book now for Term 3, starting the first week of August.
  • Click on the Parenting Programs button below to view the courses.
​If you would like to contact us regarding counselling, social work support or parenting programs, please complete the below Referral Form, or contact us and we will email it to you.
"I have better communication, a better relationship with my family, calming techniques, and a loving and positive atmosphere."
"I now have the tools for parenting my teenager. The strategies, education and clarity to support our growth and development on our journey as a family of mother, father and son."