This document serves as a comprehensive catalogue of available workshops and training programmes across New Zealand focused on mental health, addiction, well-being, and suicide prevention. It includes a wide range of courses designed to cater to diverse audiences, including community members, health professionals, workplaces, and specialised groups such as Māori, Pasifika, and rural communities. The offerings range from publicly funded, free programmes to paid training sessions, providing accessible options for individuals and organisations alike.

The catalogue is organised to help users easily identify and select the most relevant training based on their specific needs. It covers topics like mental health first aid, resilience building, stress management, cultural competency, and tailored support for vulnerable populations. By consolidating this information, the document aims to enhance the visibility and accessibility of crucial mental health resources, empowering communities and professionals to better support mental health and well-being throughout New Zealand.

The Flourishing Asian Communities Programme is Funded by Hauora Māori Services Directorate – Te Whatu Ora, Health New Zealand