Safety creates room to breathe.
Recovery begins with protection, stability and a trusted person who will keep showing up.
The whole journey
For survivors of trafficking, slavery and abuse, rebuilding can take time, safety, trusted support and practical care. Hagar walks alongside people through the whole journey.
Click through the stages to see how Hagar’s support connects immediate safety with long-term recovery and prevention.
Recovery begins with protection, stability and a trusted person who will keep showing up.
Hagar New Zealand helps connect people here with survivor care, prevention and recovery work across the wider Hagar network.
This map shows the connection between Aotearoa and Hagar’s frontline work. Click a location to move through the story of care, prevention and rebuilding.
Hagar’s work brings together direct support for survivors, practical pathways for rebuilding, prevention and stronger systems.
Care is delivered through people who listen, support and stay with survivors through the journey.
Support can include safe accommodation, counselling, medical care, legal assistance, education and family work.
Livelihood pathways, learning and skills can help people rebuild confidence, stability and independence.
Working with families, communities and frontline people helps reduce vulnerability and identify harm earlier.
Training, advocacy and cooperation help improve how survivors are recognised, protected and supported.
Survivors may need safe accommodation, counselling, medical care, legal support, education, livelihood pathways and long-term case work.
These story layers link everyday moments to the wider journey of care.
Your support helps make safety, counselling, legal support, education, livelihood pathways and long-term care possible for people rebuilding their lives.
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