Waiuku Drug Awareness Expo held on November 24th 2017.
Wise Guys attended the Expo held at Waiuku War Memorial Hall.
Our day so far.
Posted by Stephan John on Thursday, November 23, 2017
WISE GUYS COMMUNITY EMERGENCY HOUSING PROJECT
WISE Guys newest venture is our Community Housing Project. This Project is focused on getting men's & women's lives back in order / back on track & by giving them the guidance needed to work & live together in a safe environment, taught necessary life skills, compassion, comradery & with the aim of getting our residents back with family & new friends again in time.ABOUT WISE GUYS
We were established because there are very few, if any, support services available for vulnerable men in New Zealand.
Just as women sometimes need support to effect behaviour change, recover from trauma, rebuild lives and achieve peace, so too do men.
We work together to help achieve personal goals.
TOGETHER WE CAN.
We’re a last resort and first step to rebuilding life when events overcome you and you’re without a home.
We can accommodate you in an Emergency & are an Emergency Housing Provider so when addictions, life, stress, family or relationship breakdowns leave you homeless and unemployed.
Working together we can help you regain control over your life, or an inability to cope with relationships and everyday situations.
We’ll help you pick up the pieces and rebuild your life, offering counseling, training and support in a non-judgmental environment to get you back on track and employed again.
We’re a unique educational and therapeutic Retreat – a Refuge in peaceful rural settings – run by professionals and others who have been where you are and have come through it.
Getting back on track may not be easy – but working together we can help you do it. So if you, or someone you know, wants to get more out of life when every day has become a challenge, contact us.
We’re here – 24 hours – at a place you can call home.
YOU ARE NOT ALONE
At our South Auckland based Refuges, we offer:
One-on-one and group Counseling, Life Skills training and Emergency Housing Accommodation.
But life is also about living and being independent.
That’s why we have activities such as boating, fishing, gardening, handyman and social events – that make life start to become & feel normal again.
When you decide to want to leave us and return to the community, we also have support groups in various Auckland suburbs.