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Twelve nominees from across Aotearoa were recognised in Christchurch last month for their contributions to preventing suicide in their communities – ordinary people doing extraordinary things to create communities of care.

Atu-Mai combines two different Pan-Pacific words: Atu and Mai. Atu in many Pasifika languages refers to what flows from us; what we put into the world, and Mai refers to that which we receive and take in.

We invite you to register for our upcoming FLO Talanoa suicide prevention workshop in Auckland on 30 July 2018.

The Social Investment Agency is holding workshops throughout New Zealand between May and August 2018, to find out what people think about the government’s proposed approach to investing for social wellbeing, and the protection and use of personal information in the social sector.

On Wednesday 4 July, Le Va, supported by the Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC), launched Atu-Mai, New Zealand’s first national violence prevention programme for Pasifika young people.