The nannies who are left to pick up the pieces are hoping to secure a safe house to protect themselves and others from the effects of methamphetamine.
In March at a Nga Kairauhii meeting a trustee broke down while sharing her "harrowing" story of a family member addicted to P and before long others around the table shared similar stories.
'Nannies against P' was instigated and chairperson Areta Te Huia said to move forward they needed to secure funding and resources so they could have a safe house, an 0800 number and education.
The group is already preparing a claim for the Waitangi Tribunal with lawyer Bruce Lyall but want the community's help.
Nannies against P is not a professional health provider but instead a support group who want to walk beside those who have gone through what they have experienced.