Hear Me See Me
While 'Hear Me See Me' is no longer a campaign, the website and stories will remain a valued taonga. We are forever grateful to all the rangatahi who participated and shared their voice with us.
What Really Matters – four young Muslim men share their reflections on growing up in Aotearoa
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Community Stories
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Express your creativity
Kiran, a mentor at The Learning Connexion, talks about the importance of creativity in transforming the lives of young people.
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Supporting youth through faith
The street church is a Christian Community in Wellington, New Zealand which helps young people to find connection and community through faith.
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Transforming lives with youth work
Lance Fa'afoi transforms lives, including his own, through Youth Work
Ali shares the support that helped her to step into adulthood, become a mother and a scientist.
Rangatahi from Huntly College share their thoughts on reading, writing, poetry and books.
How to Help
Community Stories
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Champions of Reading
After Huntly College enrolled in the Turnaround Schools programme, it underwent a massive transformation in its curriculum and culture and lifted student achievement and wellbeing.
Jett's love of music helps him manage other challenges in his life.
How to Help
Community Stories
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Transforming lives with youth work
Lance Fa'afoi transforms lives, including his own, through Youth Work
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A call from young New Zealanders
Could the simple act of listening to understand be the greatest gift we can give young people?
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Express your creativity
Kiran, a mentor at The Learning Connexion, talks about the importance of creativity in transforming the lives of young people.
Jaime shares what helped her overcome having non-consensual images shared online.
How to Help
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Create a safe space for me
Create a space where a young person you know can feel safe to open up, be themselves, and let you know how they want to be supported.
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Help me through depression
Depression is a mental illness that a lot of people will experience in their life time
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Stand up for me
We’ve probably all seen someone get bullied, yelled at or attacked because of their race, gender, size or a huge range of other reasons.
Community Stories
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Keeping young people safe online
Netsafe helps keep people safe online.
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A call from young New Zealanders
Could the simple act of listening to understand be the greatest gift we can give young people?
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Reporting a sexual assault
NZ Police provide specific advice and support for people who have experienced sexual assault.
Jess shares how she found connection through creativity.
How to Help
Community Stories
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Express your creativity
Kiran, a mentor at The Learning Connexion, talks about the importance of creativity in transforming the lives of young people.
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Supporting with alternative education
Lyriks is an alternative education school in Lower Hutt that helps young people who are unable to get the support they need through mainstream education.
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Enhancing wellbeing
Davina enhances youth wellbeing through her clinical work.
Chief shares how he had to care for himself at a young age when his mum got sick.
How to Help
Community Stories
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Supporting with alternative education
Lyriks is an alternative education school in Lower Hutt that helps young people who are unable to get the support they need through mainstream education.
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Transforming lives with youth work
Lance Fa'afoi transforms lives, including his own, through Youth Work
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Transition Support Service
The Transition Support Service supports rangatahi who have been in care.
Jesse shares how faith helped him come to terms with loss.
How to Help
Community Stories
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A call from young New Zealanders
Could the simple act of listening to understand be the greatest gift we can give young people?
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Supporting youth through faith
The street church is a Christian Community in Wellington, New Zealand which helps young people to find connection and community through faith.
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Transforming lives with youth work
Lance Fa'afoi transforms lives, including his own, through Youth Work
Gala shares her struggles with ADHD and how she manages herself and thrives.
How to Help
Community Stories
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Transforming lives with youth work
Lance Fa'afoi transforms lives, including his own, through Youth Work
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Understanding ADHD
Raewyn is teaching New Zealanders how to understand ADHD.
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Finding belonging through sport
Poneke Kyokushin Dojo is a Wellington based Karate club committed to continual learning and forward-thinking.
Jacko shares his mental health challenges and how he learnt to accept his emotions.
How to Help
Community Stories
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A call from young New Zealanders
Could the simple act of listening to understand be the greatest gift we can give young people?
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Keeping young people safe online
Netsafe helps keep people safe online.
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Enhancing wellbeing
Davina enhances youth wellbeing through her clinical work.
Wondering what you can do to help young people?
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