If you already know the type of support you are looking for, this page lets you browse key global directories, support hubs, and community pathways in one place. You can explore crisis help, mental health services, neurodivergent support, identity-based support, youth and family resources, and more.
Use the search and filters below to narrow down support options by topic, audience, or region as this hub continues to grow.
Start with one of the main categories below. Each directory is designed to help people find support that feels safer, clearer, and easier to navigate.
Find mental health, disability, neurodivergent, crisis, and community support services across New Zealand.
Open DirectorySupport pathways, family-focused resources, and guidance for parents, carers, whānau, and support people.
Explore SupportSafe and supportive resources for young people, teens, students, and youth-focused support pathways.
View SupportSupport for invisible disabilities, chronic conditions, daily-life challenges, and advocacy-based resources.
Browse DirectoryInclusive and affirming support services, directories, and community resources for LGBTQIA+ people worldwide.
Find SupportCulturally safe, faith-based, identity-aware, and community-led support options across different backgrounds.
ExploreBrowse mental health support directories, helplines, therapy pathways, and wellbeing services.
Open HubPeer groups, online communities, support networks, and connection-focused spaces that reduce isolation.
View OptionsIf you are unsure what kind of support you need, start with one of these guided pathways below. These are helpful if you are feeling overwhelmed, supporting someone else, or trying to work out which section fits best.
Go straight to crisis pages, emergency contacts, or immediate safety support if you or someone else may be at risk.
Go to crisis support →Browse by age group, identity, topic, or support style if you want a calmer way to narrow things down.
Browse support pathways →Find family, carer, school, and community guidance if you are helping a child, teen, adult, friend, or client.
Find family support →