Eighty per cent of kids with suicidal thoughts never ask for help. Mike King tells this story to super rugby and rugby league internationals at a fundraiser and awareness rugby game in Mount Maunga
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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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NewsSuicide 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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Dr Hinemoa Elder takes chair of Māori expert reference panel for suicide prevention
The rate of deaths by suicide for Māori are almost three times higher than the general population, with Māori youth being particularly at risk.
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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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$1.6m fund aimed at medley of Māori suicide prevention initiatives
The National Centre for Māori Suicide Prevention, Te Au, aims to build the capacity of Māori to prevent suicide within communities and respond effectively when a suicide occur.
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Life circumstances the major cause of suicide – Matt Tukaki
Relationship breakdowns, lack of jobs and small business failures also drive people to take their own lives.
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Rob Mokaraka tells the story of his attempted suicide-by-cop in his one man play. His mission is to bring aroha to communities and whānau who have been affected by suicide.
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"Push-up challenge needs an upgrade"- Mr G
Multi-media artist Graham Hoete, known as Mr G, is encouraging people to take the push-up challenge a little further, by actually reaching out and checking in with friends and whānau. “The reality is, when you’re going through depression, the last thing you feel like doing is reaching out”, says Mr G.
