Our locations
View allWe began in Kirikiriroa Hamilton in 1989. While we're now a national provider, we continue to be with, and for, our local communities.
Services
Whichever service you may use, our purpose is the same — to support you to live a full life; hopeful and connected to what matters to you. To help achieve this goal, our kaimahi do whatever it takes every day, ahakoa te aha.
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Acute services
Our acute and respite services offer a short break
Alcohol and other drug services
Recovery is often a journey requiring support
Group wellbeing programmes
Are based in places where people feel safe
Mobile services
Our mobile support services come to you
Primary mental health services
We have a mix of clinical, youth and peer workers
Residential services
A home in the community with ongoing support
Whānau support
All of our services aim to include whānau
Youth services
Real supports young people, aged 12-24
Additional services
We're regularly developing new services.
We believe what we do now can have a life long impact. Through our wide range of services, Real supports young people, aged 12-24, to live full, hopeful, and connected lives.
We want to hear from you!
At the heart of our care is our connection with whānau, in all its diverse forms. As whānau of people we support, we want to know how we can improve your experience with us.
Click the button below to access a nine-question survey, where you can confidentially share your experiences to help us learn and grow. Survey closes on Friday, 14 February 2025.
Harikoa magazine
Harikoa is a collection of the news, people and the exciting things that bring us joy from across the motu.
Our stories
We believe that stories have the power to connect us. Sharing our stories is a part of us.
Celebrating the festive season on a budget
As Christmas, New Year’s, and the long-awaited summer season approaches, many of our whānau...
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Celebrating Kylie Mclean our 2024 Cassandra Laskey Scholarship recipient
As 2024 comes to a close, we celebrate Kylie McLean, a Real peer youth...
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Men’s mental wellbeing
Men’s mental health is a growing concern in Aotearoa New Zealand. Many men delay...
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Our whakapapa
Since Pathways was founded in 1989, we have been walking alongside tāngata whai ora as they navigate their journey.
Join us
Our Pathways whānau is made up of special people — people open to doing ordinary things in extraordinary ways. Our teams are based across the motu and our kaimahi make the difference. On a daily basis, our kaimahi embody akahoa te aha, to help tāngata whai ora and taiohi to live full lives, hopeful and connected to what matters to them.
