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Māori rangatahi empowered to check in on their mental health and wellbeing | UOA

Clearhead collaborated with youth organisation Mā Te Huruhuru to bring together 40 Māori rangatahi (youth) in South Auckland to learn more about navigating mental health and how to improve their mental wellbeing with Clearhead’s digital tools.

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This 6 week suicide prevention programme taught these rangatahi how to support their mental health and wellbeing, as well as teaching them how to celebrate their Māori culture and identity to work towards suicide prevention in our community.

The outcome of the programme was 40 rangatahi empowered to look after their mental health and wellbeing, and educated on how to make the most of the free tools and therapy available to them through Clearhead.

Māori rangatahi empowered to check in on their mental health and wellbeing
Online mental wellbeing platform Clearhead has collaborated with youth organisation Mā Te Huruhuru to bring together 40 Māori rangatahi (youth) in South Auckland to learn more about navigating mental health and how to improve their mental wellbeing with Clearhead’s digital tools.

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Clearhead is a one-stop-shop online mental health platform focused on wellbeing. We believe that by building communities focused on wellbeing, we will eventually reduce the stigma of mental health

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