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Strengthening youth mental health in Murihiku Southland
We help organisations and communities bridge the gap between organisational aspirations and real-life challenges. Through partnerships we work with communities on the things that matter to them. Whether it’s climate resilience, housing, wellbeing or data — we go where the need is.
Our team has many tools and approaches for facilitating conversations with affected communities. Our aim is to collaborate with organisations and communities to understand and design how best to incorporate the views, insights and experiences of those most affected by the tools, services or policies being developed.
Strengthening youth mental health in Murihiku Southland
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Creating a bright future with Invercargill’s young people
Creating a bright future with Invercargill’s young people
Creating a bright future with Invercargill’s young people
College of Creative Arts
Massey University
Wallace Street
Wellington 6021
New Zealand
Toi Āria is a university research centre delivering positive social change through effective community engagement projects.