Hagar works alongside people who have experienced trafficking, slavery and abuse. That responsibility requires strong governance, ethical fundraising, careful stewardship of resources, respect for privacy and accessible ways for people to raise concerns.
Hagar New Zealand is overseen by a local Board and operates as a registered New Zealand charity.
Hagar New Zealand is a member of the Council for International Development and a signatory to the CID Code of Conduct.
Hagar publishes global impact reporting covering survivor care, prevention and work to strengthen systems across the Hagar network.
Hagar New Zealand handles personal information in accordance with the Privacy Act 2020 and maintains a public Privacy Policy.
Explore Hagar's latest global reporting across survivor care, prevention, livelihoods, emergency support and access to justice.
View the 2025 Impact ReportOur Impact page brings together Hagar's latest global reporting, previous Impact Reports and stories showing what long-term, trauma-informed support can make possible.
Explore our impact →Our New Zealand charity information is publicly available.
Hagar New Zealand states that it is registered with New Zealand Charities Services under charity number CC50258.
New Zealand's public Charities Register provides information about registered charities, including governance and annual reporting information.
Visit the Charities RegisterResponsible governance starts with knowing who is accountable.
Hagar New Zealand's Board provides governance oversight for the organisation.
Our current Board and team are publicly listed so supporters, partners and members of the public can see the people responsible for Hagar New Zealand's governance and day-to-day leadership.
Meet our Board & TeamHagar New Zealand is a member of the Council for International Development and a signatory to the CID Code of Conduct.
The Code provides a framework for good practice, transparency and accountability among international development organisations in Aotearoa New Zealand.
It covers areas including governance, financial management, public accountability, complaints handling and organisational responsibilities.
The CID Code provides an independent sector framework for accountability and good practice.
View CID Code information →These public resources explain how we report our work, protect personal information and meet sector accountability standards.
Our latest global reporting on survivor care, prevention, livelihoods and access to justice.
View the 2025 Impact Report →Public information about registered charities in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Visit the Charities Register →How Hagar New Zealand collects, uses, stores and protects personal information.
Read our Privacy Policy →Meet the people responsible for Hagar New Zealand's governance and day-to-day leadership.
Meet our Board & Team →Learn about the accountability framework followed by CID Code Signatories.
Learn about the CID Code →Find the appropriate route for raising questions, concerns or complaints.
View complaint routes →Different concerns may be best handled through different channels. These are the public routes currently available.
Contact the Hagar New Zealand team directly.
info@hagar.org.nz →Hagar New Zealand's Privacy Policy explains how questions, concerns and complaints about personal information can be raised.
Read our Privacy Policy →CID provides a complaints process for concerns about possible breaches of the CID Code by a Code Signatory.
View CID's complaint process →Hagar International maintains a separate feedback and complaints process for matters relating to the wider Hagar network.
Visit Hagar International →If you cannot find the information you are looking for, contact Hagar New Zealand and we will help point you in the right direction.
