Mental Health Foundation Support: Who Qualifies and What You Get
Find out how to access support services for mental health struggles in New Zealand and understand what these services provide.
This scheme provides resources and various support services for individuals in New Zealand who are currently dealing with mental health challenges.
Who it's for
This support is designed to be accessible to anyone who is struggling with their mental health. Whether you are facing a temporary period of difficulty or ongoing mental health concerns, the services are intended to provide help to those who need it.
What you get
The primary benefit of this scheme is access to mental health support services. These resources are provided to help you manage your wellbeing and navigate the challenges associated with mental health struggles. These services are offered at no cost to the individual seeking help.
What it costs you
Accessing these support services is free. You do not need to pay any fees to engage with the resources or the support systems provided through the Mental Health Foundation of NZ.
The catch to know
It is important to understand the specific nature of these services so you can plan your care effectively. These resources are focused on providing support services; they are not intended to function as long-term therapy providers. If you require ongoing, clinical psychotherapy or long-term psychiatric care, you may need to seek different medical channels alongside these support services.
How to apply
- Contact the national support line by calling 1737 to speak with someone about your mental health.
- Discuss your specific situation and the type of assistance you are looking for with the representative.
- Follow the guidance provided by the service to access the specific support resources that match your needs.