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Contributing to positive outcomes for Pasifika disability

An update from the April meeting of the Faiva Ora National Leadership Group. 

Published May 17, 2016
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Suicide and violence prevention stream: A research overview of factors associated with Pasifika youth suicide – bullying, cyber bullying and self-harming behaviour

A brief summary of the research presented at the #GPS2016 conference, exploring several major contributing factors associated with Pasifika youth suicide – bullying, cyber bullying and self-harming behaviour.

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Published May 17, 2016
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The positive vibes of #GPS2016 continue to ripple

Three weeks on and the positive vibes of #GPS2016 continue to ripple, reaching far wider than we had imagined. When we were asked to help organise the conference last year, we imagined a one-off event where we would attend, say, do and feel some amazing things,  then go back to our normal lives and continue as per usual. The amazing things did happen, but life hasn’t gone back to its normal self.

Published May 17, 2016
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YAK reflections from a powerful conference

Highlights and reflections on #GPS2016 from Youth Action Komiti members. 

Published May 17, 2016
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Trish Tupou and growing up in a changing climate

Youth Action Komiti member Trish Tupou presented in the suicide and violence prevention stream at #GPS2016.

Published May 17, 2016
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Holding on to hope when working with sexual offenders

At #GPS2016 the Safe Network Amanaki Pasifika service presentation focused on how evidence-based clinical practice was being incorporated with Pacific models and frameworks of practice to work with clients with harmful sexual behaviours. The work with the Talavou (youth) service was discussed using the themes of the GPS conference. 

Published May 17, 2016
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Covid-19 Update

Face-to-face workshops will not continue while New Zealand is at Level 4. We will be in contact with all participants soon.