The Trust does not provide counselling or support services. However, as part of providing resources to help empower asexual spectrum individuals, we offer these useful links to support services. Remember, it’s okay to ask for help.
The Trust is unable to provide counselling or support services. We encourage anybody who feels in need of support because of their sexual or romantic identity to book an appointment with their GP or contact the below services:
- OUTLine NZ – 0800 688 5463 (Specialist Rainbow Community Support)
- Depression Helpline – Free call 0800 111 757 or txt 4202 (Specialist Depression Support)
- Kidsline – 0800 54 37 54 (For Children and Young People Up to 18 Years of Age)
- Youthline – 0800 376 633 (For Young People 18-24 Years of Age)
- Anxiety Phone Line – 0800 269 4389 (Specialist Support for Anxiety)
If you require urgent support because you feel like harming yourself, the below helplines are here to help:
- 24/7 Trained Counsellors – Free call or txt 1737
- Lifeline – Free call 0800 543 354
- Suicide Crisis Helpline – Free call 0508 828 865
- Healthline – Free call 0800 611 116
- Samaritans – Free call 0800 726 666
If you require support, advice, or assistance supporting someone in dealing with gender or sexuality related issues, we encourage you to contact the following organisations:
- Family Services Helpline – 0800 211 211 (Help Finding and Direct Links to Community Based Health and Social Support Services in Your Area)
- Supporting Families in Mental Illness – Auckland 0800 732 825
- Commonground – A website providing parents, family, whānau and friends with information, tools, and equipment to help young people who are struggling.