Download mini version in Pacific languages from www.areyouok.org.nz
Looks at what is and what is not OK in a relationship. It also looks at healthy relationships and describes behaviours that can put a family at risk.

Designed to prevent caregivers from shaking a baby when frustrated and angry because they will not stop crying. MoH code HE2462.

Revised June 2016.
Designed to prevent caregivers from shaking a baby when frustrated and angry because they will not stop crying. MoH code HE2463.

Selection of the variants will be sent when ordered.
Encourages young people to step in safely when they see sexual assault or behaviour that might lead to sexual assault.

Limited to 5 copies per order.
For whānau and people working with whanau and how to nurture and protect children.

Looks at what is not OK behaviour in family relationships. Gives information on where to get help if you are experiencing family violence or you want to change your violent behaviour.

Download in Hindi, Korean, Punjabi or Traditional Chinese from www.areyouok.org.nz
Gives information for migrant and refugee communities in NZ about family violence and abuse and where to get help.

Gives information for migrant and refugee communities in NZ about family violence and abuse and where to get help.

Gives information for migrant and refugee communities in NZ about family violence and abuse and where to get help.

Highlights how agencies can respond effectively to family violence and how individuals can seek help and increase their safety and that of their children.

Designed to look at what is sexual violence or harrassment, encourage young people to look out for and challenge their mates and peers, lets young people know how they can safely take action to minimise sexual violence.

Gives information and advice on what to do when you suspect or know that a friend or family member is living with violence.

Designed to look at what is sexual violence or harrassment, encourage young people to look out for and challenge their mates and peers, lets young people know how they can safely take action to minimise sexual violence.

Gives tips on recognising a healthy relationship.

Gives information on the danger signs that you or someone you care about are at risk of being killed by their partner or ex-partner.

Available in Te Reo Māori and Pacific languages.
Looks at all forms of partner abuse, which is a sign of an unhealthy relationship. MoH code HP4096.

Looks at all forms of partner abuse, which is a sign of an unhealthy relationship. MoH code HP4435.

Looks at all forms of partner abuse, which is a sign of an unhealthy relationship. MoH code HP4434.

Formerly “Are you strong enough?”
Designed to prevent caregivers from shaking a baby when frustrated and angry because they will not stop crying. Revised April 2015. MoH code HE2460.

Limited to 1 copy per order.
Gives tips on the power people have to protect their infants from harm, and how to cope with a crying baby. Includes stories about Shaken Baby Syndrome and the effects it has on babies. MoH code HE2459.

Looks at how family violence affects elders, as well as violence against older people.

Infographic showing statistics about family violence in New Zealand.

Describes how children are affected by violence in the home whether they see it, hear it, experience it or just know about it. Gives tips for parents and where to get help if needed.

Random selection of variants will be sent when ordered.
Designed for use by health services running family violence intervention programmes.

Selection of the variants will be sent when ordered.
Looks at the support and benefits of asking for help in the workplace or protecting children for those affected by violence.

Maximum of 5 copies per order.
Talks about healthy LGBTI relationships and where to go for support.