The mental health advocate says he never applied for funding for his charity Gumboot Friday, which Robyn Shearer says they did and missed the deadline for funding.
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NewsMental health advocate Ezekiel Raui wins top enterprise award
Raui, who was also announced as the Cultural Leader of the Year at the awards, was recognised for his significant contributions within the mental health and wellbeing space.
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Mike King tells National MPs to stop pretending they care about him or his Gumboot Friday campaign
The mental health advocate took to Instagram, lashing out at the political party for joking about mental health and the recent Mongrel Mob saga.
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Brave wahine talks about recovering from sexual assault and depression
Over the weekend Hunter Lee Kawana was one of six influential Māori speakers who shared their stories to inspire others at the RealTalk event in Nelson.
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Emotional Mike King returns NZOM medal, calls for action on suicides
"We've become a nation where we think nothing can change. It can."
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Suicide data reveals figures for Māori receiving mental health care
A Health Ministry report reveals just under half of Māori who died of suicide were receiving mental health care.
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Barber owners aren't clinicians but clients seek their advice
Barbers look for solutions to help eliminate family violence and sexual violence.
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Mike King and volunteers walk 100km to raise $100,000 to support rangatahi
The hikoi is a part of Gumboot Friday.
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Aucklanders invited to join world record haka for Gumboot Friday
Mental health advocate Mike King is on a mission to make a world record of the most people doing a haka in gumboots as a part of Gumboot Friday today.
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Online kapa haka challenge to remove barriers facing Māori and takatāpui
The Auaha Challenge 2021 - Irarere focuses on raising awareness and educating communities around Aotearoa on the art of kapa haka while removing stereotypical barriers that face Māori and takatāpui every day.
