Pact

PACT provide help for adults who are living in the community and who have a mental illness or an intellectual disability. They support people to reach their goals, whether that is learning a new daily living skill, tapping into social networks in the community, assisting with housing, or exploring work or study options.

Their services include:

• Accommodation (supported accommodation, supportive landlord, social housing)

• Alcohol, other drugs and gambling addiction

• Child & youth (supported accommodation, day programs, community support)

• Community Connectors

• Community support

• Consumer advisors and peer support

• Employment/vocational

• Family/whanau support

• Financial capability (budget advice)

• Heartlands

• Housing coordination

• Improving mental health (Corrections)

• Individually-funded services

• Intensive monitoring

• Pacific cultural navigation

• Respite (including carer support)

• NIDSAS