Finding support groups related to Parent/Family.

Finding Support Groups related to Care-giving or Receiving, Parent/Family, and Bereavement.

Grandparents or other relatives caring for children.

Caring for a loved one, including providing care or finding respite.

Support groups related to substance use/addiction.

Support groups related to mental health.

Support groups related to health/disabilties.

Finding Support Groups related to Health, Disabilities, Substance Abuse and Addiction.

Finding services and supports related to confusion, memory loss, or dementia.

Finding hospice services, palliative care, or planning end of life care.

Addressing substance abuse or addiction.

Addressing anxiety, depression, or other mental health concerns.

Services and supports related to hearing, hearing impairment, or deafness.

Finding services and supports related to seeing, vision, impairment, or blindness.

Finding nursing services, occupational, physical, or speech therapy.

Making the house more accessible (grab bars, ramps), getting adaptive equipment, getting assistive devices, or environmental modifications.

Leaving the house (going to appointments, grocery shopping, running errands) or other transportation needs.

Organizing medicine, remembering to take or taking medicine.

Housekeeping, cooking or preparing meals.

Is there a need for help with any of the following:.

Christchurch Central Service – screening and brief intervention for people with concerns around their alcohol/drug use.Referral from alcohol and drug treatment programmes Supported accommodation for wahine who have completed a drug treatment programme in New Zealand.Take Charge – working alongside young adults with mental health concerns to support them with employment or training opportunities.Methamphetamine Help: A phone based counselling service for people experiencing a problem relating to methamphetamine.We support other services working with older people experiencing alcohol and other drug issues. 65 Alive: A coexisting capable service for people over 65 who experience significant alcohol and/or other drug issues.Community Youth Mental Health and AOD Service: 13-18 year old male or female youth can be agency or self-referred for treatment/counselling/support for mental health and/or alcohol and other drugs issues.AOD Support Groups: ‘24/7’ - A rational recovery based support group, and ‘Friday Group’ - a support group focus on planning for the weekend.Driving Change Group: A recidivist drink driving group for people with three or more EBA (excess breath/blood alcohol) convictions.AOD Assessment Service: Adult alcohol and drug assessment and treatment in the community and in the prison system.Includes post programme outreach support. Youth Male and Female AOD Day Programme: 13-18 years of age.Day Programme for men and women who need intensive support around their drug and alcohol use, runs at various time throughout the week and weekend.

Residential Women’s Alcohol and Drug (AOD) Programme: 17+ years of age.Includes post programme outreach support. Residential Youth Male and Female AOD Programme: 14-18 years of age.Residential Men’s Alcohol and Drug (AOD) Programme: 17+ years of age.

We provide residential, community, day and prison based programmes. Odyssey House has been running in Christchurch since 1985, and supporting individuals, whanau and communities with addiction and mental health concerns.

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