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What we do.

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Real Support.

We exist to create a space and an opening for rangatahi to learn and speak openly about mental health. Our mission is to provide a preventative approach to well-being by facilitating practical and activities-based programmes that are aimed at improving the overwhelming statistics of mental health issues and suicide within Aotearoa.

Wāhi aims to interact with whanau and rangatahi as they walk their journey, equipping them with the skills and tools needed to navigate challenges. We believe each different service has a part to play in supporting hauora in our communities.

Our Youth Map.

Discover local support at your fingertips! Our interactive Youth Service Map connects young people across the Eastern Bay of Plenty with trusted mental wellbeing services in the region.

Whether you’re looking for counselling, helplines, community groups, or health resources, this map makes it easy to find the help and support you need quickly and confidentially. Explore the services near you and take the first step towards feeling better today.

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Our Programmes

The PETRA Programme provides practical and activities-based programmes to schools, alternative education and youth groups throughout
the Eastern Bay of Plenty.

These programmes aim to uplift, encourage and equip the youth of Aotearoa with skills and practical tools they can use to overcome emotional
challenges that may arise.

The PETRA Programme provides practical and activities-based programmes to schools, alternative education and youth groups throughout
the Eastern Bay of Plenty.

These programmes aim to uplift, encourage and equip the youth of Aotearoa with skills and practical tools they can use to overcome emotional
challenges that may arise.

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“All Goods?” Is a common question or response we get from our mates when we check in on them, but sometimes we wonder, are they, or are we actually “all goods?”

Using this language we wanted to create a check in tool that would first help us to recognise where we’re at and what we are feeling and secondly explore some healthy tools that can help us to overcome some of those tricky feelings.

“All Goods?” Is a common question or response we get from our mates when we check in on them, but sometimes we wonder, are they, or are we actually “all goods?”

Using this language we wanted to create a check in tool that would first help us to recognise where we’re at and what we are feeling and secondly explore some healthy tools that can help us to overcome some of those tricky feelings.

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