Wellbeing

The Wellbeing Support Team work collaboratively with domestic, international, and offshore online students to ensure students have healthy, safe, supportive, and inclusive learning experiences and environments.
2024 April students outside of library

Your wellbeing matters. 

Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, need someone to talk to, or just want to explore ways to stay healthy and balanced, we’re here to help, find us on your campus, or connect with us today.

📞 03 539 5068
💻 wellbeing@nmit.ac.nz

Need support? We’ve got you.

Mental health and counselling
Feeling stressed, anxious, or struggling with something? Our free, confidential counselling support services are here for you.

Peer and pastoral support
Sometimes, talking to someone who gets it makes all the difference. Our student mentors and pastoral care team are here to chat and offer guidance in one-to-one or group sessions in person, by text, phone, email or MS Teams. 

Health services
Stay on top of your health, access services, and book appointments.

Personal support to build your future

Need help with scholarships, budgeting, or planning your next steps? We’re here to guide you with:

Scholarship applications | Find and apply for funding opportunities
Budgeting and financial support | Manage your money with confidence
Career & study guidance | Plan your pathway to future work or further study

📱 Chat with us today – we're here to help!

Meet your team

Hayley Pouanga

Hayley Pouanga
Social Worker

Kia ora koutou, I am Hayley, a Social Worker at NMIT. My role is to provide support and advocacy to ākonga who may be facing challenges or experiencing difficulties. I work closely with students to ensure they have the necessary resources and support to thrive in their studies and personal lives.

Caroline Latu

Caroline Latu
Social Worker

Mālō e lelei, Kia ora and warm Pacific greetings. I’m Caro, a proud Tongan born and raised in South Auckland. I believe wellbeing is paramount to success in both studies and home life.

Saskia Walsh

Saskia Walsh
Youth Worker

Kia ora. I am lucky to work along our young people at NMIT as the Kaihāpai Rangatahi (Youth Worker). My focus is on supporting our rangatahi with anything "wellness".

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