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GROWING COLLECTIVE HEALTH & WELLBEING
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Marguerite McGuckin led the strategy development. “This strategy is a culmination of listening and talking with our community, with anyone and everyone we could. In order to create transformational change, the wellbeing of our vulnerable populations needed to be at the center of our collective thinking. And we’ve had amazing feedback from people from different places and spaces who have told us they can see themselves in the strategy” she said.
Given that suicide prevention is a complex challenge, unable to be solved by a single organisation, the framework is intended to serve as a unifying and binding tool. At its heart it provides a narrative of how the many stakeholders will work together, community-wide, to address the challenge of suicide. It is intended to be an overarching blueprint, providing a holistic frame for coordinated planning and activity.
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Whanganui District Suicide Prevention Strategic Framework
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