LifeKeepers is designed to equip whānau and communities with essential skills to recognise and support those at risk of suicide. This training is offered free of charge to people aged 18 years and over who are likely to interact with at-risk people.
The wānanga is delivered through a Māori lens, weaving te reo me ōna tikanga, ngā whakataukī, and mātauranga Māori throughout. Fluency in te reo Māori is not necessary for this wānanga. This wānanga is suitable for all audiences with a particular focus on tāngata Māori.
Through this training you'll:
Mana Akiaki: LifeKeepers for Māori suicide prevention training is evidence based, clinically safe, culturally responsive, and available to New Zealand citizens and residents 18 and over.
Secure your spot: Spaces for this training are limited, so we encourage you to register as soon as possible to guarantee your participation.
Please register via the LifeKeepers website.
For more information please see this pānui and 'how to register' document.
If you have any pātai or need assistance with registration, please contact info@lifekeepers.nz.
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