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Our Values
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Our Approach
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Mapu Maia provides a holistic service to individuals, families and communities that is culturally appropriate and effective.   
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Mapu Maia offers free, professional and confidential counselling services and education.  We are able to meet you where you most feel comfortable, whether that is in our offices or in your home.

Our experienced and qualified staff work with you and your family, and can provide language support in English, Samoan and Tongan. 


Who we are
Mapu Maia was established in 2009 to provide education and clinical interventions to help raise awareness of problem gambling and reduce the harms within the Pacific community. 

Since then, Mapu Maia has evolved and broadened its scope to include cross addictions, family violence and co-existing mental health issues.  Programmes have included Serco Men’s Kohuora Prison, delivering “Talatalanoa” groups in church settings, public health education programmes in the community and much more.

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