New announcement. Learn more

Community & Connection

The Road to Healing Aotearoa is grounded in Kotahitanga — Collective strength and unity. Through shared spaces, open dialogue, and connection, we walk alongside survivors and allies on the journey towards healing in Aotearoa, New Zealand.

Pathways to Healing and Support

Support looks different for everyone. Explore the options that feel right for you.

Sam standing arms wide open 'free' infront of a alke with mountain backdrop

Peer Support

The healing journey starts when you are truly seen and understood by someone who's been in your shoes.

Our peer spaces offer safety, respect, and shared experiences - A supportive environment for sharing, learning, and building trust at your own pace.

sam standing next to his bike infront of a gorge with a mountain backdrop

Outreach Support

We engage with communities through conversations, workshops, and local projects that nurture healing in Aotearoa.

Our outreach builds connections, increases awareness, and guides individuals towards their next best steps.

Sam standing on rocks looking out at a river

Crisis Pathways

If you or someone you know needs immediate help, support is available right now.


Find 24/7 national services and emergency options so you’re never alone in the hardest moments.

He Tāngata — It’s the People

Across Aotearoa, these moments of connection remind us that healing happens together.

Moments of connection, courage, and community — from Aotearoa to Parliament.

Peer Support & Outreach

Sam Troth provides peer-based emotional support, guidance, and advocacy for survivors nationwide — including crisis response, mentoring, and outreach.

Our approach is grounded in empathy, lived experience, and kotahitanga. Through open conversation, we connect with communities across Aotearoa, raise awareness, and strengthen the support networks that help survivors heal and thrive - contributing to the wider movement of healing in Aotearoa.

a man (sam) standing with his arms open wide infront of a large lake in new zealand Aotearoa
a man (sam) standing with his arms open wide infront of a large lake in new zealand Aotearoa

Crisis Pathways

If you or someone you know needs immediate help, support is available right now.
Find 24/7 national services and emergency options so you’re never alone in the hardest moments.

Need help right now?

Safe to Talk (sexual harm) — 0800 044 334 / text 4334
HELP Auckland (24-hour national crisis line) — 0800 623 1700
Youthline — 0800 376 633 / text 234 (for rangatahi)
Samaritans Aotearoa — 0800 726 666 (anyone in emotional distress)
Police / Emergency: 111 (life-threatening or urgent danger)