Te kaupare wharangaPreventing injury

Enjoy your summer activities but remember to 'have a hmmm' and think before acting.

If you get hurt, who gets harmed? Our injuries affect our friends, family, workmates and team mates too. Most injuries are preventable, so have a hmmm and stay injury free.

Most injuries at home are preventable. We've created handy hints to keep you and your whānau injury-free at home.

Maintaining your strength and balance can be an integral part of helping you to stay safe from falls and keep living the life you love. Learn how we're working to support you.

We’re working to protect the wellbeing of whānau by investing in iwi-led, community and whānau-centred approaches.

We’re working to protect tamariki, children, rangatahi, young people, whānau and families.

We’re working to create the changes needed to achieve safe, inclusive hapori (communities) free from violence.

Our sexual violence prevention webinars are for anyone curious about violence prevention work in Aotearoa New Zealand. Register for an upcoming webinar or watch past recordings of past webinars.

With our partners, we’ve invested in programmes to support Kiwis in being safe on the road.

Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) and concussions affect many people in New Zealand. We want to create awareness and reduce the number, severity and impact of TBIs.

Injuries doing any sort of physical activity are preventable. Whether it is playing sport or enjoying the great outdoors, stay injury-free and keep doing the things you love.

We're helping to make treatment safer for you. We support health professionals to improve the safety of treatment for New Zealanders.