WORLD INDIGENOUS SUICIDE PREVENTION CONFERENCE 2026 · TUURANGAWAEWAE MARAE · 4–6 NOVEMBER

Nau mai, haere mai

Whakamomori / Suicide Prevention

Te Tiratū welcomes delegates, speakers and whānau to Tūrangawaewae Marae. We’ve long stood up for rangatahi Māori and the inequities they face. We believe in the power of this kaupapa and sponsored 10 kaiako to attend. Suicide prevention takes courage, culture and collective action.

See our resourcesHear from rangatahi

Ehara taku toa i te toa takitahi, engari he toa takitini.

KNOWLEDGE TO SHARE

When whānau speak, we take it further.

What we’re hearing. What the evidence shows. What we’re calling for.

Position Statement – Rangatahi Māori Mental Health

Whānau are telling us rangatahi are in crisis. We advocate for local, kaupapa Māori and whānau-led solutions.

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Māori mental health inequities in Waikato demand urgent system reform

Our submission sets out what is needed to deliver equitable mental health outcomes for whānau.

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Te Tiratū IMPB quarterly monitoring report on Te Whatu Ora | Q3

Measuring health system performance against the needs and aspirations of whānau.

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PLAN · 2026–2029

Community Health Plan

Whānau priorities and our commitments for the next three years.

Read Community Health Plan (PDF)

INSIGHTS

Rangatahi Insights

Rangatahi across the Waikato tell us what weighs on them, keeps them strong, and would actually help.

Read Rangatahi Voice (PDF)

RANGATAHI KAUPAPA

Hear it from rangatahi

Rangatahi speaking in their own words. Watch the video.

Need to talk?

If this kaupapa brings anything up for you or someone you know, support is there. For immediate danger, call 111.

1737

Free, confidential support, 24 hours a day.

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THE KŌRERO WE WANT TO GROW

Grounded in whānau. Looking to the future.

WHĀNAU VOICE

Listen to the people who live the reality.

Whānau experience helps us understand what is working, where support falls short and what needs to change.

RANGATAHI AT THE CENTRE

Build on connection and belonging.

Our advocacy recognises the importance of whakapapa, whenua and culture, and responses shaped with rangatahi and their whānau.

EVIDENCE INTO ACTION

Turn shared knowledge into stronger advocacy.

These resources bring together our position, submissions and monitoring to inform the conversations ahead.

KEEP EXPLORING

More knowledge. More connections.

Find tools, programmes and resources for whānau across our rohe.

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