Tautoko Tāne Taranaki is a registered charitable trust established to support male survivors of sexual violence to move towards recovery
We are a member organisation of Tautoko Tāne Aotearoa and part of an active nationwide network of service centres that currently support more than 1,500 male survivors across Aotearoa
As a new service in Taranaki we are committed to connecting with other organisations who work within the sexual violence sector and finding ways to work together for the benefit of the Taranaki male survivor community.
Our People
Staff and board members
Our Agenda
Key strategies for building capability and capacity, and for increasing engagement
Our Policies
For a detailed list of applicable governance and operational policies
Our Supporters
Funding partners and supporters
News Highlights
Characteristics of male adolescents who engage in harmful sexual behaviours: Findings from an Aotearoa New Zealand multi-site study
Background Adolescents who engage in harmful sexual behaviours (AHSB) represent a heterogeneous group with complex developmental, psychosocial, and family characteristics. Existing national-level data of these…
Police reviewing additional adult sexual assault and child protection investigations
Police are reviewing more adult sexual assault and child protection investigations, RNZ can reveal. They are separate to the more than 50 cases of child…
Abuse survivors have won their latest fight against the Christian Brothers. But why did it take so much pain and suffering to get here?
Last month’s announcement that the Catholic order was about to go broke wreaked carnage everywhere I looked. Lives have been thrown into turmoil. Early last…