Traditional Systems Heal (Pukepoto : Northland)
The Marae of Te Whānau o Te Uri o Hina celebrate carved pou, for their marae, in recognition of suicide prevention.
Tū Maia Wāhine Mā! (Kawakawa : Northland)
Te Uma o Miria is an initiative reconnecting rangatahi and their whānau back to their marae, hapū and iwi, to further enhance their sense of belonging..
Starting Fresh, Healing Wounds, Developing Strong Identities (Kohukohu: Northland).
Te Tīmata Hou – A New Beginning, is a suicide prevention initiative in Northland. Created to support whānau after the loss of a loved one to suicide..
Healing Properties of the Past, Empower Generations of Today (Hokianga : Northland).
Te Hononga is an initiative based in Northland helping whānau reconnect with their identity.
Building strong, resilient, courageous men (Ngāruawāhia : Waikato).
Te Aranga is a mentoring program that is designed to support the transition of boys into manhood. The important time of a boy’s life, where they are developing physically, mentally and emotionally from adolescence to manhood..
Reconnecting with Whānau, Tupuna and Whakapapa while Singing, Laughing, and Playing (Greymouth: West Coast).
The Pā Wars Whānau Wānanga is a place where both culture and whakapapa thrive. Through singing, laughing, and playing, as their ancestors did before them, the Pā Wars Wānanga provide a pathway for whānau to reconnect to one another.
Te Hā Ora: Hauora to Improve Relationships and Well-being (Kaitaia, Northland)
Oranga Nui Tonu is an initiative from Kaitaia utilising sport as a way of bringing wellness to their community.
Building Independent Warriors through Rongoā (Kaitī : Tairāwhiti)
Moko Tū Rongo wānanga have been running for a number of years throughout Te Tairāwhiti. These wānanga were initially established due to the immense need for whānau to receive support after many suicides that had occurred in the region.
Motivated to Fight for Life (Rotorua, Waiariki).
The loss of a child is something no parent should have to go through. A māmā from Rotorua who lost her son to suicide has had to work through the pain of her loss.
Empowerment, The Pou of Our Whare (Palmerston North).
Teaching life skills is a way Te Mana o Te Tangata Trust believes they can build resilient whānau. Considering the Whāre Tapawhā model in their activities and the four Pou..