Schools, Workplaces & Professionals
CHATS accordion wallet card
A foldable wallet card to guide, educate and aid people who work with or support rangatahi
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
CHATS poster A2
Large A2 poster with guidance to help you connect and talk with rangatahi experiencing mental distress and suicidality
Compliment stickers
A sheet of 10 compliment stickers
Inside a young person's mind
This resource offers guidance on creating spaces where every rangatahi can feel seen, safe and valued.
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.
Five Ways to Wellbeing folded wallet card (single)
A folded wallet cards with tips on how to put the Five Ways to Wellbeing into practice in your life
Restoring safe spaces
This Suicide Prevention Office resource provides advice to caregivers when creating and maintaining safe spaces for young people.
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.
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.
How to have a safe and supportive kōrero
This guide offers advice on how to have a kōrero with someone who may be having a tough time, including how to prepare for the kōrero, how to open the kōrero, and where to go for extra support.
Supporting someone with their safety plan
Guidance for supporting a whānau member or friend with their personal safety plan.
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