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National Zero Suicide Forum 2018: Achieving a sustained reduction in suicide
April 27, 2018 at 10:13 AM
Join us in Auckland at the National Zero Suicide Forum on Tuesday, 19 June 2018, where you will hear from thought leaders and suicide prevention practitioners from the US, Australia and New Zealand, about what is working (and isn’t) and explore how your organisation can apply a Zero Suicide mindset to suicide prevention in its services.
This forum will promote adopting a Zero Suicide approach as the basis for suicide prevention activity in New Zealand, and celebrate those whose practice is making a positive difference.
The National Zero Suicide Forum is designed for delegates and decision makers who provide support in their communities to people with suicidal thoughts. It also invites those with a lived experience who wish to drive down the numbers of deaths from suicide in their communities.
