Acknowledging the link between mental health and alcohol and drug addiction can help us find better solutions.
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To remove the stigma that people are afraid to talk about the Rainbow community, we need to be able to have these deep talanoa.
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Consent is something that we practice, not something we get once.
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Walking alongside people experiencing abuse means responding appropriately, finding ways that uphold their dignity, and that safety and wellbeing a paramount.
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Social media has a huge impact on the day-to-day lives of most people, seeing as 82% of all New Zealanders use social media.
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Understanding your relationship with money is key to how we make our financial decisions. It’s also knowing that just because our parents weren’t good with money, doesn’t mean we have to carry on that intergenerational curse.
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Coming out or transitioning is a process that may take years. It’s where identities are built up and broken down, but we must give our young people time and space to figure out who they’re attracted to.
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Our Change Agents went LIVE on Facebook at 12pm each weekday over lockdown to talk about our wellbeing and our relationships with things in our lives. Click through to see the full playlist!
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In response to lockdown 2021, the HEART Movement created a series of COVID Challenges which spanned the month of September. Ngā mihi nui to all HEART whānau who got involved, made an entry, danced to a tiktok or went on a scavenger hunt!
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Understanding the relationship between alcohol and masculinity is key because of the role alcohol plays in most cases of family violence.
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Utilising a strength-based and resilience framework when responding to the needs of communities is key, because a lot of the time only they can heal themselves.
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My small garden has its challenges but I have had some small wins.
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Family violence is not just physical violence, but a myriad of other behaviours aimed at manipulating or intimidating another person by either a partner/ex-partner, a family member or even a flatmate.
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Trauma-Informed Care requires understanding and careful navigation when it’s time to treat whanau. It’s based on building trust and healthy relationships between whanau and professionals.
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People often turn to methamphetamine use because of mental health issues or unresolved trauma. A lot of users need basic needs to be met because they escape the harsh realities of life when under the influence.
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To have the various communities in Tāmaki actively participating in decisions affecting their future is the TIES vision.
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Sexuality is an umbrella term that encompasses the physical act, sensuality, intimacy etc. However, sometimes intimacy and sensuality are oversexualized nowadays.
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With the targeted cheap alcohol in poorer areas, as well as a price drop in the price of methamphetamine access to alcohol and drugs has never been easier for our young people.
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It’s everybody’s responsibility to keep children safe. Nothing hurts children more than doing nothing when they’re suffering.
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