Whenua Ūkaipō: Ko Au te Whenua, Ko te Whenua ko Au (Waitematā / Te Ara Roa)
Te Whenua Ūkaipō – the place we are from, the place that nourishes the soul, the place we know we belong.
Resilient Rangatahi for the Future (Manukau)
Strengthening resilience is a core focus for Ngā Pūāwai o Rangatahi. As a hauora programme for rangatahi, Ngā Pūāwai o Rangatahi..
Diving into Mana Rangatahi (Waitematā: Tāmaki-makau-rau)
Set in the Waitematā, Tāmaki-makau-rau, he Tumoana Tīkanga Dive Programme is reconnecting rangatahi with their environment..
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.
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.
Reconnecting the Future Generations to Whakapapa. (Hauraki & Tāmaki)
There is a beauty in reconnecting generations of whanaunga to their whakapapa.
E Tū Tātou ki te tautoko, ki te manaaki, ki te āwhina… (Waitakere, Auckland)
Teen parenting can be one of the most challenging, especially so when young parents have experienced trauma in their childhood or within their relationships where they experience additional mental and emotional stress.