Tō te Rā offers guidance and support to hapori (communities) and organisations where there are concerns about suicide exposure events, known as clusters or contagion.
When invited, we walk alongside local leaders, services, and whānau to plan a safe, culturally informed postvention response.
Our role is to bring people together to reduce harm, support healing, and uphold the strength of hapori as they navigate this challenging time.
Are you concerned about the impacts of suicide loss in your hāpori (community)?
Tō te Rā is here to support you. Get in touch using the form below to access free guidance and support.
Not sure where to start?
Send us a general enquiry and we'll be in touch.
Te Aho is not a crisis service.
For an emergency, please phone 111.
To talk to a trained counsellor, please call or text the National Telehealth Service on 1737 for support. This service is free and available, 24 hours per day, 7 days a week.
