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Tag: Mental Health. Showing results 1 - 10 of 98
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Better mental health resources needed for Māori men in Aus
For every Māori man who takes his own life in Australia, it's estimated that up to 20 make an attempt, according to Suicide Prevention Australia chairman Mathew Tukaki.
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News'How to have a kōrero' about mental health challenges
A new resource has taken a different approach to helping Māori men affected by mental health problems.
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Mental health assessments ordered for accused shooter
The man accused of murdering 50 people in the Christchurch mosque terror attacks appeared in court this morning.
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Wero for all university students to 'gumboot up'
Māori and Pasifika students at Victoria University have put out a wero for all other wānanga and polytechnic tauira to wear gumboots for a cause on Friday.
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Riqi shines light on mental health
Riqi Harawira is renowned for the strong messages in his songs. The musician of Te Aupōuri, Ngāpuhi and Te Rarawa descent has released his new track which highlights mental health.
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Get ya gumboots on, Kiwis!
This Friday 5 April will be Gumboot Day - a national day to wear your gumboots in support of people with depression. Kiwi celebrities are supporting the cause to try and raise $2mil for free counselling for Kiwi kids.
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Muslim groups want Kaupapa Māori approach for trauma response support- Davidson
Feedback from within the Muslim community indicates that those affected by the Christchurch shootings want a kaupapa Māori approach for trauma response support, Green Party Co-leader Marama Davidson says.
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Mike King named New Zealander of the Year
Mental health advocate Mike King has been named Kiwibank 2019 New Zealander of the Year.
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Rangatahi support free mental health pilot
Rangatahi are set to benefit from Piki, the government's first free service for 18 to 25-year-olds who experience mild to moderate mental health distress.
