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A SunSmart community can help reduce the incidence of skin cancer by making it easier for people to be SunSmart and avoid sunburn.

All New Zealanders, especially children and young people, benefit from all groups in the community adopting SunSmart policies and practices to help people avoid sunburn.

In this section:

  • SunSmart communities
  • Creating shade
  • News
  • Resources and merchandise
  • Running an event including snippets for newsletters and promotions, policies, and public announcements
  • Partnerships
  • Common questions answered

Download a sample SunSmart policy (PDF, 466KB) or a Word version (135KB).

  • Being SunSmart
    • Slip, slop, slap and wrap
    • Creating shade
    • UV index
    • UVI for your town
    • Who needs to be careful?
    • Why is sunburn bad?
    • When is the greatest risk?
    • Hot topics
    • Common questions
  • Skin cancer
    • Skin cancer facts
    • Beginnings of skin cancer
    • Types of skin cancer
    • Who is at risk?
    • Checking your skin
    • Diagnosis and treatment
    • Who's involved in NZ
    • Research and statistics
    • Common questions
  • Community
    • SunSmart communities
    • Creating shade
    • News
    • Resources and merchandise
    • Running an event
    • Partnerships
    • SunSmart schools
    • Common questions
  • SunSmart Councils
    • The Council's role
    • SunSmart policies
    • Working with councils
    • Tools, templates, links
    • Success stories
    • Facts and figures
  • Media
    • Background
    • Facts at a glance
    • Media releases
    • Campaigns
    • SunSmart Week
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