He aha te mea nui o te ao? He tāngata, he tāngata, he tāngata

What is the most important thing in the world?
It is the people, It is the people, it is the people

 

This site was created to assist those touched by whakamomori suicide. You will discover among these pages a collection of experiences, stories and where to next suggestions. Connection to whakapapa, such as your ancestral roots, may be a key in overcoming the struggles of whakamomori.
Our ambition is to spread hope and inspiration through our own journey of rediscovery.

 
 
 

Ngā Kōrero

ngā kōrero
Kōrero Tuatahi
Kōrero Tuatahi

Kōrero about the impact whakamomori has had on whānau and the experience of grief.

Kōrero Tuarua
Kōrero Tuarua

This tane bravely shares his kōrero about a current struggle with whakamomori and how he works through this experience.

Kōrero Tuatoru
Kōrero Tuatoru

Listen to the kōrero that breaks the silence of whakamomori surrounding this whānau

Exercise as a Tool
Exercise as a Tool

Read this kōrero reviewing exercise as a tool of self acceptance.

Te Whare Tapa Whā - Strengthening the Pillars
Te Whare Tapa Whā - Strengthening the Pillars

He Whare-Tapa-Wha, He Whenua-pai, He Tangata Hauora

Moko Tu Rongo Wananga
Moko Tu Rongo Wananga

Moko Tu Rongo has been holding wananga since early 2016 in Tairawhiti empowering those affected and going through whakamomori.

 
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