An overview of the Choice and Partnership Approach (CAPA) and links to various CAPA resources

Find helpful tools that can be used to self-assess your service's alignment with CAPA.

These guidelines have been developed to assist your service in implementing the key components of CAPA.

Download materials and resources to support your CAPA implementation, including access to the CAPA online course.

This online course will support you to develop tamariki and whānau centred services that are accessible and offer choices.

Here you will find templates to populate during and after a Choice appointment.

This page provides essential guidelines and templates for supporting youth transitioning between services, promoting consistent practices across ICAMH/AOD services nationwide.

Here you will find guidelines and resources for conducting Choice Appointments under the CAPA framework, aimed at enhancing clinician skills and promoting whānau involvement in client care.

Care bundles are a systematic way of measuring and improving clinical care processes by grouping together interventions that are more effective if given together than alone. Here you will find a step-by-step introduction to their use and also examples of care bundles.

Are you on the Choice and Partnership Approach (CAPA) implementation journey and drifting from some of the key components? Or are you considering implementing CAPA and want to learn how best to manage change in your service? Then join us at the National CAPA forum.

If you are an ICAMH/AOD service manager or CAPA champion then join this training to get a refresher on the key principles of job planning. This training session will include a Q&A with the CAPA co-developer Ann York.