Resource Service: Te Oranga Tonutanga

Warning signs for suicidal behaviour

Ben Te Maro January 3, 2026 No Comments

Warning signs for suicidal behaviour Common warning signs What to do Where to get help References Sometimes, changes in a rangatahi’s behaviour, feelings, or beliefs about themselves can signal that…

Guidelines for providing a safe home / environment for someone at risk of suicide

Karolina Konarkowska December 15, 2025 No Comments

Guidelines to providing a safe home or environment Caring for someone who is having thoughts of suicide can feel stressful and scary. There are things you can do to help…

Helplines for rangatahi and whānau

1976 October 16, 2025 No Comments

Helplines for rangatahi and whānau Below are the contact details for helplines that can be called if the young person is feeling low and would like to talk to someone.…

Identifying suicide concerns in children

1976 October 16, 2025 No Comments

Identifying suicide concerns in children Suicide in children is a rare event, but one that appears to be becoming more common. Because of this, any talk, comments, mention of wanting…

My Wellness Plan

1976 October 13, 2025 No Comments

My Wellness PlanPress the download button (above) for your own copy.

AEIOU – Supporting someone who might be suicidal

1976 October 7, 2025 No Comments

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