On Monday June 26th we are hosting our annual Healthy Living forum and expo in Hawera. We rotate these events between north and south Taranaki each year. The day begins at 10am with an expo of health and service providers
A new suicide safety plan app is now available which can help people make their own plan for what to do when things feel really bad. “Manawa, My own survival plan” is a suicide safety plan app to help people
Connect, Inspire, Learn – SADD/Kaitiaki o Ara empowering young Kiwis/rangatahi to prevent loss on our roads Taranaki represent! 20 students and 3 adults travelled to St Patricks College in Silverstream on Saturday 15th to attend the 3 days Kaitiaki
This training is brought to you by Grow in partnership with New Plymouth Injury Safe Trust. ****FREE**** Training for Taranaki organisations working with youth Provide those engaging in non-suicidal self-harming behaviours with effective coping strategies and practical alternatives. Hawera: Thursday,
We are working on an exciting new project behind the scenes to share with you soon. We have contracted with a local media company to create a video showcasing Community Strength & Balance classes around the maunga of Taranaki to
Hato Hone St John Taranaki are running a free programme for rangatahi called Poipoia Te Pitomata (Harnessing Potential) The course is going to be held at our Stratford training room and will run over 4 days from the 27th –
In late 2022, a group of people from various support organisations began exploring a plan to offer support hui in the community to awhi and resource those who have been impacted by suicide – particularly in response to whānau and
People touched by suicide are being offered support through a series of short community hui to be held throughout Taranaki. Read more. Registration can be done online via this link: taranakiretreat.org.nz/hui or by calling Taranaki Retreat on 06 215 0993.
Each year over 150,000 adults over the age of 65 suffer from an injury as a result of a fall in their home or out in the community. ACC spends over $210 million annually helping people rehabilitate and recover from
New Plymouth Injury Safe Trust warmly invites you to join us in celebrating New Plymouth District’s Safe Community Accreditation. Find out what issues are causing the most injury and harm in our community Be informed about what is being done