All Resources

Inside a young person's mind

This resource offers guidance on creating spaces where every rangatahi can feel seen, safe and valued.

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Upstander accordion wallet card

A foldable card to support you being an upstander if you see someone being bullied

Five ways A2 poster - Translated versions

A poster that can act as a reminder to put the Five Ways of Wellbeing into practice - in translated versions.

Five ways to wellbeing postcard English

A postcard reminding you to put the Five Ways of Wellbeing into practice

Nōku te Ao kaupapa Māori principles

What they mean, and how you can speak to them in your application.

Social Media 101

Advice from the Suicide Prevention Office for parents and caregivers on how to support and guide young people to build and maintain safe social media spaces.

Tuakiritanga & social media

This Suicide Prevention Office tool aims to support all those who care for our tamariki to teach them safe online social skills and how to navigate identity and communication on social media platform and put protective and guiding mechanisms in place.

How can I help? A guide to support young people affected by content about suicide on social media

A Suicide Prevention Office guide for caregivers to support young people affected by content about suicide on social media platforms.

Restoring safe spaces

This Suicide Prevention Office resource provides advice to caregivers when creating and maintaining safe spaces for young people.

Creating mentally healthy workplace environments for Māori

This resource explores the concept of whānau (family and social connections) and how it impacts the wellbeing of Māori in the workplace.

Workplaces