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Our Work
- Mental Health Promotion
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- Out of the Blue
- Mental Health Awareness Week
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- 2007 Who We Are and Where We Stand
- 2006 Happiness: Accept, Belong, Connect
- 2005 Food and Mood
- 2004 Move Your Mood
- 2003 Wellbeing of Children & Adolescents
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- 2009 Media releases
- Walking to Africa tops the Nielsen BookScan bestselling NZ fiction list a week after its launch
- How best to support a return to work
- Suicide trending down but greater focus on male and Maori suicide rates still needed
- Focus on wellbeing over the holidays
- Mental health Twitter feeds launched
- How best to keep in touch during sickness absence
- Still many human rights challenges to face
- Simple steps to supporting staff
- Getting the recruitment process right
- Foundation appalled by six-year detention of mentally ill patient
- Award-winning Kiwi author explores mental health care through Walking to Africa: a story told in poetry
- Like Minds, Like Mine challenges employers this Labour Day
- MHAW Day Five: Be Active
- MHAW Day Four: Learn
- MHAW Day Three: Take Notice
- MHAW Day Two: Give
- Innovative album launches during Mental Health Awareness Week
- MHAW Day One: Connect
- Winning Ways to Wellbeing
- Challenging play about self-injury breaks down mental health barriers
- NZ Mental Health Media Grant art installation opening in Auckland
- Concern over antidepressant use in children
- Suicide prevention Twitter feed launched
- Art auction raises cash for Mental Health Foundation
- Maori suicide prevention symposium seeks answers
- 2008 NZ Mental Health Media Grant project launches in Rotorua
- Mental Health Foundation sheds light on discrimination in NZ
- Registrations open for SPINZ Symposium
- Groundbreaking Chinese mental health website launches
- Foundation supports funding for eating disorder treatment
- Applications for the 2009 New Zealand Mental Health Media Grants open Monday 2 March
- Aviation attitudes guarantee bankruptcy
- Veitch should contribute to anti-violence work
- Contributors sought for suicide prevention symposium
- Major challenges ahead, say mental health advocates
- Resolutions for a happy and healthy 2009
- Can there be value in mental illness, asks new website
- Mental Health Foundation joins call for improved youth services
- Disparities in mental health treatment emerge from report
- Contributions to mental health recognised in New Year Honours 2009
- 2008 Media releases
- Mental health quick statistics
- Mental health language primer
- Media Grants
