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'Safe to talk' National Sexual Harm Helpline
A new helpline supporting people affected by sexual harm called Safe to talk is now available nationwide.
If you are in immediate danger, call '111'
Kia ora, welcome to the New Zealand Government website for people affected by crime.
If you or your family or whānau have been affected by crime you can get support to help you deal with the practical and emotional effects of the crime and information to help you understand the legal process.
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