Many emotions can be brought to the surface following a troubling event. Our He waka eke noa campaign reminds us of some of the ways we can process what’s happened, and look after ourselves and others.
How can we embrace technology without letting it take over every waking (and non-waking) minute? Discover how to score some balance with your very own Digital Detox
If you're looking for ways to support your tamariki after a scary event, these resources can help.
All Right? has worked with Cantabrians from a variety of different cultures to reinterpret the Five Ways to Wellbeing into eight different languages: Farsi, Nepali, Chinese, Korean, Amharic, Arabic, Hindi and Somali.
Sparklers is a wellbeing resource containing 50+ activities for primary and intermediate schools.
Keen to create a life you love? Find Your Spark is about embracing who you are, knowing how you want to live and finding greater meaning in the things you do.
Who supports you and who do you support? Share The Love focuses on feeling connected and strengthening your relationships with the people who are important to you.
Do your thoughts help you to be at your best? Mind Your Head helps us deal with challenges, maintain a healthy sense of perspective and savour the good things along the way.
What simple things make you feel happy and healthy? Sort Your Habits is about doing more of what helps and less of what doesn’t because the little things we do can really add up.