The Triple H programme in schools aims to build confidence and wellbeing of Maori and Pasifika students through supportive leadership, partnership and mentoring.

Every Child need a HOME - Where they are safe, warm and loved

Everyone needs HELP - When things don't work or whenever your feeling unsafe/in danger

Everyone needs HOPE - Be Kind, share and care for others

Triple H

The suicide prevention symposium helped to further open my eyes about an issue that I already knew to be serious one. The symposium gave me concrete information and equipped me with tools useful in my profession as a teacher and dean at my secondary school. I encourage anyone who cares or anyone who wants to know more about suicide prevention to attend and bring a friend.

Joseph Houghton, Dean at Shirley Boys, 30

Last years suicide prevention event opened my eyes to the width of the issue. Doesn't matter age, gender, culture etc. all are effected by this issue. It was extremely powerful, the vulnerability of some of the speakers laying out their hearts.

What stood out for me was the theme of "connectedness." I also found it extremely practical in hearing from different groups/organisations that exist. I ended up going home and joining the KDs Facebook group.

Finally I felt the event was extremely authentic. There was a mix of differences at the event; age, profession, culture etc. but there was a sense of connectedness and vulnerability at the event that I found very inspiring and encouraging.

Liam Cadigan - Young adults pastor youth worker, 30