If you or a loved one are facing imprisonment or remand, you don’t have to go through it alone. Te Pā offers support for whānau Māori and whānau of Māori who are on remand or sentenced, with their needs.
For more information view the PDF here: 20240424 – He Ara Whanau – brochure
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