Reach out

This section provides links to external support spaces, educational resources, research, and specialist services that can provide tailored support for rangatahi and whānau.

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Ko Wai Au?

‘Ko wai au?’ is a resource designed to take rangatahi on a journey of self-discovery,
strengthening their intergenerational and whānau supports, and encouraging them to reflect on their experiences, relationships and wellbeing.

Te Aorerekura

Te Aorerekura - the national strategy to eliminate family violence and sexual violence - was launched in 2022. The strategic framework provides clear paths for government, tangata whenua, specialist sectors and communities to eliminate family and sexual violence over a 25-year period.

Te Ara Kōkōrangi He Ara Toi Ora

Te Ara Kōkōrangi He Ara Toi Ora is written specifically for Kaupapa Māori practitioners who work with whānau impacted by sexual violence.

While this resource is not publicly available, practitioners may request a copy from Ngā Kaitiaki Mauri.

Whanaungatanga: Kia Renarena te Taukaea

Rangatahi told us six key things that helped them to thrive - te reo Māori

Whanaungatanga: Growing Connections

Rangatahi told us six key things that helped them to thrive - te reo Pākehā

Te Poipoi i te Whanaungatanga

Rangatahi told us six key things that their whānau and friends do that support them to thrive – we have developed this resource for whānau to help them support their rangatahi - te reo Māori

Nurturing Whanaungatanga

Rangatahi told us six key things that their whānau and friends do that support them to thrive – we have developed this resource for whānau to help them support their rangatahi - te reo Pākehā