Toitoi Manawa

We see that cultural revitalisation is suicide prevention. Reclaiming identity as Māori and understanding our culture through practicing whānaungatanga , ahurutanga, manaakitanga, kaitiakitanga and aroha, tika and pono, is vital to the essence of a Māori person.

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Rutene-Te Hokowhitu Hetet-Wairau

Our aim is to re-discover our grounding in this world through kai, atua and Mātauranga Māori. Learning about the atua that connects with us and relates to our health and well-being.

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Rongoaa Raawekaweka

This adventure -based Indigenous Therapy Retreat experience helps individuals face and overcome emotional issues, addictions, and many other challenges facing participants, and will assist them in developing beneficial life skills.

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Manaaki Mai Manaaki Atu

This is an initiative that informs whānau about suicide and prevention and assists them through the trauma of losing a loved one to suicide. Easing the impact of suicide and strengthening resilience is the essence of our kaupapa.

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Patua Te Taniwha

This programme creates opportunities to connect , uplift and empower whānau, hapū and iwi. This is a Māori-centric trust based in Rotorua.  Because of lived experience, we understand the importance of whānau support both in prevention and postvention.

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Mauri Tau Rongoā

Poutiriao targets whānau  who are struggling with mental health, addiction, depression, low self-esteem and self-worth issues from their personal and intergenerational experiences of trauma.

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Rongoa Manawa

Our initiative will deliver a series of three national rangatahi suicide prevention and postvention wānanga in conjunction with the Māori suicide doctoral research of Charlizza (Harris) Matehe.

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Te Oranga Pumanawa (TOP)

Te Oranga Pumanawa (TOP) provides locally driven transformational solutions aimed at increasing the health and wellbeing of Rangatahi impared on or exposed to issues associated with suicide.

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Pokaiwhenua Pokaimoana

This project aims to reconnect rangatai to te taiao through mana-enhancing and  youth development practice, pūrakau, matauranga Māori, and traditional culture.

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