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Third Culture Minds, Episode 4
A series exploring the mental health experiences of young New Zealanders of migrant and refugee backgrounds, hosted by Guled Mire.
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Māori and Samoan actors highlight need for mental health awareness
The play Every Brilliant Thing opens tonight, featuring Māori actor Jason Te Kare, and Samoan actress Anapela Polata'ivao. It's about a child who wants to help her mother who self-harms.
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ShowsThird Culture Minds
A series exploring the mental health experiences of young New Zealanders of migrant and refugee backgrounds, hosted by Guled Mire.
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NewsGreens want to cut waiting times, appoint Minister for Mental Health
Mental health assistance within three hours for acute cases under Greens.
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'Soften Up Bro'- initiative to normalise men's emotions
Maori duo launch eskaupapa to encourage emotional dialogue and vulnerability among Māori and Pacific Island men.
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Tertiary students to benefit from $25 million in mental health care
About 300,000 tertiary students are to benefit from the government's investment to help students manage ongoing stresses related to Covid-19.
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Government looks for new pathway for Māori mental health & addiction services
Labour MP Peeni Henare talked to Te Ao Mārama about today's politics.
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Online resource provides help with mental health struggles as Covid-19 impacts felt
Covid-19 has taken a big hit on people's livelihoods and now more than ever Kiwis are relying on mental health and wellbeing support to get them through these unprecedented times. Online resource 25 Kiwis share mental health strategies to get through tough situations
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Māori maternal health inequity research receives almost $1m in funding
The research, led by Dr Waikaremoana Waitoki through the University of Waikato, will use Māori knowledge and tikanga to empower Māori families. The funding from A Better Start, E Tipu e Rea National Science Challenge will be spent over two years.
