Gives swimming pool operators information on their requirements to meet health and safety standards, and who to contact for assistance.

Find out about reducing risks and taking action if chemical spraydrift occurs. MoH code HE10108.

Promotes the five SunSmart steps to protect skin and eyes from UV radiation.

Promotes the five SunSmart steps to protect skin and eyes from UV radiation.

Gives guidelines on how to prevent the spread of bugs and infections in the water at public or private swimming pools. Reprinted February 2014. MoH code HE9037.

Provides information for people thinking about getting body piercing and tattooing done. Reprinted July 2013.
MoH code HE10109.

For distribution by pharmacies and child-health providers advising clients on how child-resistant packaging can help prevent young children being poisoned. Reprinted February 2014. MoH code HE1322.

Gives swimming pool operators information and a checklist on their requirements to meet health and safety standards, and who to contact for assistance.

Maximum of 10 copies per order.
Provides information on the food safety risks associated with wild game and game birds to help hunters minimise those risks. Revised June 2014.

Maximum of 10 copies per order.
Provides information on the food safety risks associated with collected shellfish to help minimise those risks. Revised June 2013.

Maximum of 10 copies per order.
Provides information on foodborne infections that may be more serious for you and affect your unborn child. Revised April 2015.

Maximum of 10 copies per order.
Gives tips for safe food handling and storage at home. Revised June 2012.

Maximum of 10 copies per order.
Provides information on food safety those with conditions which affect immunity to illness.

Revised May 2017.
Formerly titled “Avoiding Listeria”.
Gives information on listeria for vulnerable people, including pregnant women. MoH code HE9007.

Gives health and safety information on gardening with children. Designed for use by parents, families and schools.

Gives information for young people on what to do if they are being bullied or harassed online.

Revised January 2018 – change in format
Download Māori and Pacific language versions from www.nzta.govt.nz
Describes things that parents and caregivers need to know to teach children about staying safe on roads and near railways.

Gives some safety tips for parents and caregivers to help protect young children from
burns in the home.

Detailed information for people not on a town supply. Revised February 2015. MoH code HE4602.

Download in Te Reo Māori from www.mysafekids.org.nz
Formerly “The Higher You Sit, the Better the Fit”.
Gives parents information on whether their child needs to have a child restraint or booster seat when travelling in the car.

For indoor areas near geothermal pools to help prevent amoebic meningitis. 290 x 120mm. MoH code HE1249.

For display around geothermal pools to help prevent amoebic meningitis. MoH code HE1248.

Information on amoebic meningitis in relation to geothermal pools. Reprinted November 2014. MoH code HE1243.

Maximum of 10 copies per order.
Revised for 2017.
Gives tips for kids and parents on how to keep food safe in a school lunchbox. Formerly “My Cool Lunchbox”.

Revised May 2017. Reprinted June 2017.
Gives health and safety information for people who enjoy picnicking, camping, tramping or walking outdoors. MoH code HE1216.

Download in Hindi and Korean from www.comcom.govt.nz
Gives tips for parents and caregivers on selecting low fire hazard sleepwear for children.

Gives tips for parents and caregivers on selecting low fire hazard sleepwear for children.

Gives information on settings where children are likely to fall, and details on NZ child injury statistics.

Information on causes and prevention. Reprinted February 2014. MoH code HE4158.

A checklist of tips to help parents and caregivers make their home safe for children, with sections for each area of the house including the outdoors.

A checklist of tips to help parents and caregivers make their home safe for children, with sections for each area of the house including the outdoors.

Maximum of 10 copies per order.
Gives information on how to keep you and your food safe from foodbourne illnesses. Revised November 2013.

Gives mosquito prevention information, including the life-cycle of the mosquito. Reprinted November 2013. MoH code HE9017.

Gives information on how to use and store medicines and chemicals safely, including what to do in case of poisoning.

Updated June 2016.
Gives information on the health effects of nitrate and the risk of blue baby syndrome (methaemoglobinaemia) to babies less than 6 months old and in the womb.

Gives information on how noise affects hearing. Revised June 2012. MoH code HE1122.

Shows poisonous items around the home and giving general safety tips. Reprinted April 2014. MoH code HE1121.

Gives information for gardeners about legionellosis (legionnaires’ disease). Includes five simple steps to avoid catching the disease from potting mix or compost products.

Gives information for before, during and after an emergency or disaster. Revised September 2014. MoH code HE10163.

Gives information on the health risks associated with collection of mahinga kai from water when it might be polluted or contaminated.

Gives information about the health risks associated with water-related outdoor activities in the Canterbury region. Revised October 2013.

Gives advice for those who have had diarrhoea to avoid going to the swimming pool for at least two weeks after they have recovered.

Prevention of lead poisoning when preparing to repaint lead-based paint. Reprinted February 2014. MoH code HE4157.

Gives information on reducing risks when gardening. Reprinted February 2014. MoH code HE4605.

Outlines plants that should not be grown or tolerated in pre-school centres which are harmful to children if touched or swallowed.

Provides information on harmful spiders in New Zealand. Reprinted November 2014. MoH code HE1424.

This resource is laminated.
Signage for swimming pools advising those who have had diarrhoea to avoid going swimming for at least two weeks after they have recovered.

Available in Te Reo Māori and Pacific languages.
Promotes keeping children safe around driveways to prevent them being run over. Features John Campbell.

Information about unflued gas heaters and their effects on health. MoH code HP4123.

Information on how to keep tank water safe. Reprinted September 2014. MoH code HE10148.