Valuing, respecting and utilising people's mental health experiences
Ka wāriu ka whakaute a ka whakapau e ngā wheako mate a hinengaro o ngā tangata
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Welcome to the Kites website

Nau mai haere mai ki te pae tukutuku o Kites Trust. He tuku mihi tenei ki a koutou mo o koutou āro ki o mātou mahi.

Kites Trust was established in 2000 became a registered charitable trust in 2004 and gained accreditation from the Quality Improvement Council in 2009.

We work to ensure people who experience mental health/addiction problems have equal opportunities as all citizens to live, work and participate in the community.

Our core belief is that consumer leadership is the key mechanism to achieve social inclusion for people who experience mental health problems.

Our involvement includes:

  • Seeking the views of people who experience mental health problems
  • Facilitation, training and Education
  • Evaluation
  • Researching, trialling and supporting new initiatives
  • Skill and knowledge sharing

We seek to work in partnership with a range of government, community and consumer organisations and individuals. Kites has formal Memoranda of Understanding with Wellington region based consumer led advocacy and networking services, Kapiti ChoicesOasis Network, along with New Zealand College of Mental Health Nurses Inc- Te Ao Maramatanga.

Kites is about developing and testing new and innovative ways of working and our name reflects the concept of flying ideas.

 

WELLINGTON TRAINING AND EVENTS CALENDAR

DIRECTORY OF MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTION SERVICES

 

We are a Quality Accredited Organisation.
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WHAT'S NEW

Diagnosis in Psychiatry Workshop  on the 16th July

Keynote speaker Professor Allen Francis professor emeritus of psyciatry at Duke University , North Carolina and former chair revisions committee for DSM-4

Information about Diagnosis Workshop 

To register 

 

Toka Tū is a project  to support peer support services around New Zealand to evaluate their work.

 Toka Tū  Project Update 

Like Minds Wellington Film Comp will be running again in 2012 . Like our  Film Comp Facebook page to keep up- to- date

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