Mental Health - All Resources | Mental Health Foundation

Do Don’t Why – talking safely about suicide

Talking about suicide is important, but it needs to be done in a safe way.

Add to cart

New

Drawing of a big speech bubble, inside it are faces from a diverse range of backgrounds. Text on image is Open Minds. Opening the conversation in the workplace.

Open Minds: Factsheets and Templates

Useful downloadable fact sheets, planning templates and posters to support your Open Minds journey at your workplace.

Man in a black T-shirt, friendly smile, leans against a wall to his right.

On staying grounded in uncertain times with Dr Dougal Sutherland

We spoke to Dougal about why so many people in Aotearoa are feeling stretched, overwhelmed, or tired right now – and what can help when the world feels uncertain.

Wellbeing Youth

You matter postcard

Suicide prevention Support for me Supporting someone Youth

Add to cart

CHATS accordion wallet card

A foldable wallet card to guide, educate and aid people who work with or support rangatahi

Youth Suicide prevention Supporting someone

Add to cart

New

CHATS set of 4 A3 posters

Set of four A3 posters with guidance to help you connect and talk with rangatahi experiencing mental distress and suicidality

Youth Suicide prevention Supporting someone

Add to cart

New

CHATS poster A2

Large A2 poster with guidance to help you connect and talk with rangatahi experiencing mental distress and suicidality

Youth Suicide prevention Supporting someone

Add to cart

New

Open Minds – Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about Open Minds.

Open Minds - Quick tips for starting a conversation

A pocket-sized 8 pager for easy reference and reminders to fold up or on your screen.

Open Minds - How to have a conversation about mental health

This resource includes tips on when, where and ways to open up the conversation.