What are signs suicide exposure effects in a community? When a suspected suicide or a serious suicide attempt occurs in a community, there is the possibility that this exposure may…
Understanding Suicide Pacts What Is a Suicide Pact? A suicide pact is when two (most common) or more people decide to end their lives by suicide together, often using the…
Using social media safely after a suspected suicide) Why social media mattersRangatahi (young people) often turn to social media after a suicide to express grief, connect with others, and seek…
Tō te Rā information sheet Whakaoho mai te mauri o te korero haumaru Whakamarama mai nga wero ka kawe I te ngakau Whakamahi tahi ai te mana tumanako Hei herenga…
Death notices, memorials and rememberance activities Memorial services and remembrance activities play an important part in the healing process and can facilitate grieving and recovery after the death of a…
Why a public-health approach to suicide prevention?Suicide is a whole-of-society issue that requires a whole-of-society response. Suicide arises from the interaction of individual, social, and environmental factors.A public‑health approach recognises…
Privacy guidelines The overarching purpose of a Postvention Community Working Group (PCWG) or equivalent is suicide prevention.The sharing of personal information as part of PCWG activity is allowed under Rules…
Guideline for mapping Circles of Connection Mapping Circles of Connection after a suspected suicide aims to identify all individuals potentially impacted by exposure to suspected suicide to ensure that they…
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