Aoake te Rā is a free, nationwide service for anyone impacted by suicide loss, whether recently or in the past.

This service offers therapeutic support that recognises the unique grief and pain that can follow suicide.

Te Oranga Tonutanga – Towards Wellbeing works alongside Oranga Tamariki social workers across Aotearoa.We help social workers build their knowledge, confidence, and skills to support young people who may be at risk of suicide, helping them to act early, competently, and safely, while placing the wellbeing and future of rangatahi at the centre of every response.

Ngā Kohi Rau provides authorised local responders with timely, provisional information about suspected suicides - enabling swift, coordinated, and informed postvention.

By supporting local leadership with the right information at the right time, we help communities respond early and reduce the risk of further harm.

Tō te Rā offers guidance and support to hāpori (communities) and organisations when there are concerns about suicide exposure effects (such as clusters or contagion).

When invited, we walk alongside local leaders and services to plan a safe, culturally informed postvention response to reduce harm and support healing through challenging times.

Te Pūwaha brings together research, best practice, training and workplace support to strengthen wellbeing across
organisations and communities.

We work collaboratively with you to shape healthy systems, supportive environments and safe responses that amplify wellbeing.