​Ngā Manga Puriri are proud to have helped beautify their town and have been instrumental in delivering a powerful piece of contemporary art, in conjunction with raising the profile of their organisation and awareness around problem gambling.

The Salvation Army Oasis is a well-established specialist service that has worked towards reducing petipeti whakararu (gambling harm) in Aotearoa New Zealand for over 25 years. Our free and confidential service is delivered by a team of passionate and qualified health professionals who seek to support and empower individuals, whanau and communities to develop healthy and fulfilling lifestyles, free from gambling harm. A vacancy has become available within The Salvation Army Oasis Auckland for a full-time Gambling Caseworker (40 hours per week). This role will be based at a range of Salvation...

“Looking back....moving forward”, a call that themed cutting edge conference 2019. Four days of insightful knowledge and education shared by national and international scholars covering a variety of public health issues under the umbrellas of mental health and addiction. Motivation, aspirations, and hope for a better future prevailed the conference leaving more than three hundred professionals with a mission to improving mental health and addiction practices in New Zealand Aotearoa. Five of our kaimahi attended the conference that they described to be “an outstanding experience”. On Wednesday...