This day focuses on supporting whānau with culturally responsive, relationship-based, and integrated care during the perinatal period. ‍

You will explore the importance of cultural safety, recognising and responding to emerging concerns, understanding available supports, and working collaboratively across services to improve infant and maternal mental health outcomes.

This symposium is one of several run nationwide and is specifically for those working in the Murihiku me Ōtākou | Southland and Otago region. REGISTER NOW: Maternal and infant mental health and addictions day

A free lunch and learn session for Mental Health Awareness Week. The session introduces practical strategies to support wellbeing and resilience. Register HERE

This interactive, in-person workshop will deepen your understanding of the youth consumer peer support lived experience (YCPSLE) workforce and support you to work effectively alongside YCPSLE kaimahi.

Whether you’re already working alongside YCPSLE kaimahi, planning to introduce these roles within your service, or simply wanting to learn more about lived experience work, this workshop will equip you with the skills to move beyond tokenism, foster genuine partnerships, and create environments where lived experience roles can make meaningful and sustainable contributions.

REGISTER: Working alongside lived experience roles | Dunedin