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Category: Te Wai Pounamu

Suicide Prevention initiatives in Te Wai Pounamu

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.

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Healing Through Tikanga and Te Ao Māori (Murihiku: Southland).

A whānau centric approach aims to provide support for Māori whānau, hapu, and iwi that experience suicide risks and or are bereaved by suicide.

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Every Connection Matters… (Otautahi: Canterbury)

Connect Whā is a campaign that acknowledges the importance of connection.  This initiative raises awareness around four points of connection when engaging with community and whānau and their importance in this space.

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Strengthened resilience to make dreams a reality: Building Better Men (Ōtepoti/ Dunedin).

There are various opinions on how men should be. This stigma has played a massive part in how men are living in today’s society.

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Teaching Wellness for Ourselves Through Wellness with Nature (Ōtepoti / Dunedin).

E rere ana te karere ki ngā wai riporipo o Te Waipounamu, hei whakapakari i ngā ringaringa o te rangatahi ki te whai oranga mō te whānau.

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Building an Inclusive and Resilient Whānau

Koti Whānau Hauora is an initiative in Christchurch that has a core vision to build whānau inclusivity and strengthen whānau and individual resilience.

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Understanding brings Resilience in Tāhuna (Queenstown, Te Wai Pounamu)

Mana Tāhuna, a whānau focussed initiative in Queenstown (Tāhuna), is geared towards making daily change for their community.

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Boxing for Te Whare Tapa Whā (Dunedin, Southland)

Tū mai Te Waipounamu! Right in the heart of Southland, a new suicide prevention initiative is making change with the Dunedin youth.

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Mentoring and Practices Passed Down Through Generations (Dunedin)

He Manawa Titi, founded on long-held Māori traditions, stories and practices passed down through the generations, is an initiative with a strong focus on rangatahi Māori.

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