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Our Upstander workshop equips Pasifika youth and communities with the skills to take a stand against violence. Upstander is a FREE, face-to-face or online workshop.

I AM is a cultural identity fono for youth that aims to strengthen self-worth through the benefits, values and knowledge of Pasifika culture.

We are walking alongside Pasifika youth and communities to equip them with the skills and tools to have respectful relationships that are embedded with Pasifika values.

Journey to the Pacific is a fono for youth that explores our Pasifika migration stories across the Pacific, including our migration to Aotearoa. The fono also equips youth with communication tools to connect with their elders.

Respectful Relationships is a workshop for Pasifika youth designed to equip them with the knowledge and skills to have respectful relationships with their partners. Our goal is to show you the importance of relationships to Pasifika people and how a healthy relationship is good for your mental health.

Our Upstander workshop equips our Pasifika youth and communities with the skills to take a stand against violence. An upstander is someone who notices a potentially harmful or dangerous situation and does something to make things right. They know what’s happening is wrong and have the courage to step up. To stop violence from happening in our communities, we must stand together against violence. Violence is NOT our culture.

Engaging Pasifika is Le Va's national Cultural Competency programme targeted to mainstream non-Pacific health and disability workers employed at a Ministry of Health funded service. The programme offers a blended learning approach and teaches the foundational attitudes, knowledge and skills to safely engage with, and effectively deliver, quality services for Pasifika individuals, families and communities.

Engaging Pasifika is Le Va's national Cultural Competency programme targeted to mainstream non-Pacific health and disability workers employed at a Ministry of Health funded service. The programme offers a blended learning approach and teaches the foundational attitudes, knowledge and skills to safely engage with, and effectively deliver, quality services for Pasifika individuals, families and communities.

Fathers Fono is a parenting workshop aimed at bringing our Pasifika fathers together and supporting each other to be the best Dads we can be.

Fathers Fono is a parenting workshop aimed at bringing our Pasifika fathers together and supporting each other to be the best Dads we can be.

Fathers Fono is a parenting workshop aimed at bringing our Pasifika fathers together and supporting each other to be the best Dads we can be.

FLO Talanoa is a Pasifika suicide prevention education programme intended for Pasifika communities. It is an evidence-informed, culturally safe training designed to be led by the community for the community. Learn more about the risks and warning signs of suicide, how to respond and help build a plan for you, your family and community.

FLO Talanoa is a Pasifika suicide prevention training intended for Pasifika communities. It is an evidence-informed, culturally safe training designed to be led by the community for the community. Learn more about the risks and warning signs of suicide, how to respond and help build a plan for you, your family and community.

Mental Wealth is a mental health training that focuses on topics such as anxiety, depression, how to check in on a friend and coping strategies to mental distress. The training aims to equip young people and their communities with knowledge and the skills to understand, address, maintain and nurture good mental wellbeing. This training is complemented by the Mental Wealth website at www.mentalwealth.nz

Mental Wealth is a mental health training that focuses on topics such as anxiety, depression, how to check in on a friend and coping strategies to mental distress. The training aims to equip young people and their communities with knowledge and the skills to understand, address, maintain and nurture good mental wellbeing. This training is complemented by the Mental Wealth website at www.mentalwealth.nz

Atu-Mai is a national violence prevention programme based on the Cook Islands proverb Aro’a atu, i te aro’a mai – love given, love received. One of our goals at Atu-Mai is to support the professional community to support our Pasifika people. To do this, the Atu-Mai team have created a cultural competency workshop for professionals working in the violence and sexual violence sectors. Much evidence shows culturally competent practitioners increase engagement, treatment retention and treatment effectiveness.

LifeKeepers is the national suicide prevention training programme, created especially for New Zealand communities. It combines an internationally proven, evidence-informed approach with local knowledge and experience, to provide a programme that is community focused, clinically safe, and culturally responsive.

Mana Akiaki – LifeKeepers for Māori is the national suicide prevention training programme that is delivered through a te ao Māori lens, weaving te reo me ōna tikanga, ngā whakataukī, and mātauranga Māori. It combines an internationally proven, evidence-informed approach with local knowledge and experience, to provide a programme that is community focused, clinically safe, and culturally responsive.
Fluency in te reo Māori is not necessary for this training.

LifeKeepers eLearning is the online national suicide prevention training programme, created especially for New Zealand communities. It combines an internationally proven, evidence-informed approach with local knowledge and experience, to provide a programme that is community focused, clinically safe, and culturally responsive.