Limited to 1 tote bag per order.
Promotes celebrating the Māori New Year. Part of the campaign to promote wellbeing in Canterbury.

Order or download in Samoan and Chinese from www.acc.co.nz.
A practical guide for older people to prevent falls and protect their independence.

Designed to be used to promote a strength and balance class for people 65 and over.

A short guide for people working behind the bar in clubs with a club licence to serve and supply alcohol.

A short guide for club committees and managers with a club licence to serve and supply alcohol.

Available in Te Reo Māori from www.vegetables.co.nz
Gives ideas on fruit and vegetable snacks for children.

Promotes fruit and vegetables for health and wellbeing. Actual title: Ngā huarākau me ngā huawhenua mo te oranga.

Encourages taking downtime for wellbeing. Promotes downtime dice featuring activities most beneficial for our wellbeing, such as getting outdoors, unleashing your creativity, and showing someone you care.
Part of the campaign to promote wellbeing in Canterbury.

Gives contact information on the range of available National Telehealth Services – free and professional health, mental health and addictions advice and support.

Gives information for older people about free vaccines to protect them against influenza, shingles, tetanus and diphtheria. MoH code HE2548.

Gives information about how to stay safe after a suicide attempt or self-harm event. MoH code HE2545.

20 leaflets per pad.
Designed to help start conversations with families of children undergoing their B4 School Check. To be used by B4 School Check practitioners only. MoH code HE2539.

Revised November 2017
Gives ideas on clubs, groups and opportunities for men in Canterbury.

Also available in a large print version (IMM0069).
Gives information for older people about free vaccines to protect them against influenza, shingles, tetanus and diphtheria. MoH code HE2540.

Explains the immunisation of Year 7 students to boost their protection against tetanus, diphtheria and whooping cough (pertussis). Designed to be given out to parents. MoH code HE2330. Actual title: Ārainga mate tau 7.

Reintroduced resource
Shows photos to identify stages of tooth decay in children’s teeth. Actual title: He ngāwari noa te tiaki i ngā niho o tō whānau.

Reintroduced resource.
Gives tips on how to help children cope with earthquakes. Uses graphics from the book “Maia and the Worry Bug”. Part of the campaign to promote wellbeing in Canterbury.

Gives tips on what you can do is help to minimise the negative impact world news has on your children.

Revised March 2018.
Gives information for teachers and schools on this genetic neurological disorder characterised by both motor and vocal tics.

Limited to 10 copies per order.
Gives harm minimisation tips and information on what to expect for young people.