Support for when you’re feeling down

If you’re struggling to improve your sleep or you’re having a bad time then you can talk to a doctor or a councillor at your University.

Te Herenga Waka – Mauri Ora |
Student Health and Counselling

University of Waikato – Student Health Service | Hauora Ākonga

Lincoln University – Student Health

University of Auckland – Student Health and Counselling Service

Massey University – Student health centres |
Ngā whare hauora & rongoā

University of Otago – Student Health | Te Ratoka Hauora Ākoka

AUT – Student health and wellbeing

University of Canterbury – Atawhai Ākonga | Student Care

These New Zealand websites offer free, confidential support.

If you’re ready to get help then your first point of call can be your doctor. If you don’t have a doctor then you can find one near to you

Aunty Dee was created to help Pacifika and Māori young people to get help with how they’re feeling

Text or call 1737 any time if feeling down, anxious, a bit overwhelmed or just need to chat to someone

Start the free online Manage Insomnia course designed by clinicians and researchers

Te Whatu Ora provide some information and resources for people struggline with sleep

Learn, express and engage around your hauora (wellbeing), identity, culture and mental health.

depression.org.nz is your guide through the rough seas of life in Aotearoa

Anxiety and insomnia are bed buddies. Find out more about improving your sleep from Anxiety NZ

OutLine provides rainbow mental health support throughout Aotearoa

Support if you’re looking for help to do with sexual harm