Suicide Prevention Work And The World
Indigenous people have some of the highest rates of suicide, but many iwi (tribes) around the world are working to address this important health issue. Nearly two years ago, Te …
Suicide Prevention
Waka Hourua Hui Fono 2019
From the 5th to the 6th of March, Te Rau Ora had the privilege of hosting Waka Hourua Hui Fono 2019 with Le Va. Hui Fono is a two-day platform …
National Waka Hourua Māori Suicide Prevention Research Symposium
The National Waka Hourua Māori Suicide Prevention Research Symposium was hosted by Te Rau Ora at Te Wharewaka (Pōneke), on Monday 4th March 2019. The kaupapa for the Symposium was …
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Suicide Postvention: Support For Whānau
As part Waka Hourua (National Suicide Prevention Programme for Māori and Pasifika Communities), Te Rau Matatini is currently working on a Suicide Postvention project which will identify and promote culturally …
Māori Suicide Prevention Evaluation Findings
From the 7th to the 9th of February 2019, the inaugural Mā te Rae Indigenous People’s Conference was held at Te Papaiouru Marae, Ohinemutu, Rotorua. This conference allowed Māori and …
Te Rau Ora at Te Matatini Ki Te Ao 2019
At this year’s Te Matatini Ki Te Ao, the biennual four-day National kapa haka competition, Te Rau Ora had the opportunity to hold a stall which created a fun rangatahi …
Indigenous Suicide Rates
Dr Kahu McClintock (Pouwhakahaere: Te Kiwai Rangahau, Te Rau Ora) with Dr Keri Lawson-Te Aho had the opportunity to contribute to the Centre of Best Practice in Aboriginal and Torres …