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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NewsMāori 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.
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Thousands worldwide benefit from wānanga and karakia hosted live online by Te Waati
Māori movement practitioner Ngarino Tauwhirowhiro Te Waati has been helping hundreds of people during the lockdown by hosting wānanga and karakia via the Turuki Health Facebook page.
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Whānau feeling impacts from Alert Level restrictions
Restrictions under Level 4 and Level 3 have been challenging for whanau and the repercussions of the restrictions have left whanau feeling isolated and alone.
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No evidence NZ suicide rates have increased over lockdown- Mental Health Foundation
The Mental Health Foundation says it is deeply disappointed to see a rumour circulating that there has been a dramatic increase in suicides in New Zealand over the lockdown period.
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Boxing gym starts boxing tournament to fundraise for businesses- Newsbreak 12.30pm
Mahi, climate change, kura, mental health and boxing.
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“We are still here to support people” – Māori Psychologist
A psychologist says that mental health support services are still available during COVID-19. Dr Tahlia Kingi, says that she has been operating remotely to help her clients.
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Apps, e-therapy offer practical mental health support
The Government is making further support available for Kiwis wanting to look after their mental wellbeing as a result of change and uncertainty from COVID-19.
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Group teaches Whanganui maramataka online to help mental wellbeing
A group of local Whanganui people have come together to help people struggling with their mental wellbeing during the COVID-19 rāhui by teaching them about the maramataka.
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Māori centered approach needed to help mental wellbeing during isolation
The stresses that come with COVID-19 are taking their toll on whānau around the country, mostly caused by job losses making it harder for families to make ends meet.
