Mapu Maia provides culturally responsive support for Pasifika communities in Aotearoa, focusing on mental health, gambling harm prevention, and wellbeing. Connect with us today.

At Mapu Maia, we aim to provide services that are accessible to Pacific peoples. We deliver clinical interventions (talatalanoa) in English, Samoan and Tongan. We can also provide at-home services for individuals, couples, family groups, peer support and clinical groups.

Mapu Maia has well established connection with Pacific communities, Pacific leaders, agencies and social services including government and non-government agencies.

Meet the some of the faces behind the scenes at Mapu Maia.

At Mapu Maia, a ta'iala is a Village Navigator who connects our Pasifika people with the right services and resources, offering personalised support to access care.

Mapu Maia provides a holistic service to individuals, families and communities that is culturally appropriate and effective. Our qualified counsellors provide free and confidential counselling services to individuals and their families across Auckland, Wellington, Levin and Christchurch

COVID19 Information The escalation to COVID-19 Alert Level 4 requires that all our offices and clinics are closed.

2022年10月24日 · Tanoa Community Grant FAQ The Tanoa Community Grant aims to support community-led initiatives that:

Ia Fai Ma Sulu means ‘To Be the Light’ and reflects the vision for a two-day camp we held for members of our Pasifika Rainbow community.

Mapu Maia delivers a multi-faceted, coordinated public health and clinical approach to prevent and minimise gambling harm in the community, regionally and nationally.