Claire Achmad: Children's Commissioner on the Coroner's report into the self-inflicted deaths of six Northland youths
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Claire Achmad: Children's Commissioner on the Coroner's report into the self-inflicted deaths of six Northland youths
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Schools and kura could have an important role to play in preventing youth suicide.
Coroner Tania Tetitaha's inquiry into the self-inflicted deaths of six young people finds they were effectively lost in a fragmented system.
Children's Commissioner Claire Achmad says we need to make sure getting help is as easy as possible at the earliest stages of distress.
She told Heather du Plessis-Allan school-based services like counselling and social workers provide a lot of benefits.
Achmad says their presence makes them more accessible and more trusted by children and young people.
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