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Due to a significant MSD Contract increase our Team is seeking four fulltime Family Support Workers (these are fixed term positions through to 30 June 2020).
Our Team is seeking two fulltime Children’s Team Lead Professionals based in Christchurch (these are fixed term positions through to 30 June 2020).
Due to a rural expansion of our MSD Contract our Team is seeking one fulltime Family Support Worker (this is a fixed term position through to 30 June 2020).
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Survey uncovers emotional and mental health issues faced by Kiwis with diabetes
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Diabetes New Zealand media release: 1st November 2020 As New Zealand begins Diabetes Action Month, Kiwis are being asked to Love Don’t Judge as Diabetes NZ sheds light on the emotional burden of a chronic condition that affects quarter of a million of us
Getting Through Together Digest: 30th September 2020
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eCALD Newsletter 60: September 2020
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This edition brings you the following news: eCALD 15-year anniversary celebration with a brand new website - featuring a history of milestones and achievements and more! eCALD launches a brand new telehealth video - a tutorial for clinicians; Cross-cultu
Getting Through Together Digest: 23rd September 2020
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Kia ora. We've got a pretty special (and bumper) edition this week because it is Mental Health Awareness Week (MHAW) 2020! This year hasn’t been easy
Getting Through Together Digest: 16th September 2020
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Kia ora. We can learn a lot from history and those who have lived it. For this issue we had the pleasure of speaking with 79 year-old Maggie Wyse, who has now lived through two pandemics
Will you be there for Kiwis struggling with their mental health?
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Message from Shaun Robinson - CE of the Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand... I write to you today to let you know about a very special appeal. An appeal that has special meaning for so many of us right now
Getting Through Together Digest: 9th September 2020
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Kia ora. We love sharing your stories, we really do. If you're after some inspiration from some pretty incredible New Zealanders... we reckon you'll enjoy this week's update
Getting Through Together Digest: 12th August 2020
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Kia ora. Mōrena team and special aroha to those of you in Auckland. We know it’s pretty tough waking up to the realisation that those of us in Auckland will be going back into Level 3 today
Getting Through Together Digest: 5th August 2020
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Kia ora. Are you making time for downtime? It's no secret adjusting to new routines can be tough
Service update from MHAPS from August 2020 onwards
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Update: 14th August 2020 MHAPS have moved quickly to implement infection controls under Alert Level 2 including notices, hand sanitiser, physical distancing, contact recording and discussing health and recent travel with new people coming to us
Getting Through Together Digest: 1st July 2020
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Kia ora. There is a lot of uncertainty in the world and it's hard to see when and how it will be solved - that can create some background worry for many of us
Getting Through Together Digest: 24th June 2020
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Kia ora. The noho rāhui/ lockdown forced us to rethink many things, including ways of working and being in a world where leaving the house was deemed a no-go
Mental Health Foundation In Touch update: June 2020
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Kia ora. As we return to working, playing and socialising more freely at Alert Level 1, there are many small joys to celebrate – including the positive efforts of our Mental Health Foundation team, partners and fundraisers through lockdown and beyond
Online training on mental health and suicide available from A-OK NZ
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A-OK.NZ offers a continuum of support skills to ensure you and your organisation, community, school, sports team, family and neighbourhood are fully equipped to be able to respond to someone who may be struggling with suicide or mental health concerns
Join the Wanderble Workplace Wellness Challenge
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Stress at work has risen 20 percent in New Zealand over the last two years. 40 percent of people are considering quitting their jobs because of burnout. That's why Wanderble have developed a quick intervention - the Wanderble Workplace Wellness Challenge
Getting Through Together Digest: 17th June 2020
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Kia ora. We all learned a lot over noho rāhui/ lockdown - for many of us it was a rare chance to slow down in ways we never had before. This week we've been highlighting some amazing words from around the world we've discovered recently
St John launches online Mental Health First Aid Course
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With the mental health of New Zealanders top of mind as the country grapples with the impact of COVID-19, help to address the matter is now more accessible. St John has launched an online version of its popular Mental Health First Aid course
Getting Through Together Digest: 24th May 2020
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Kia ora. How are we doing, team? It's become really apparent over the past week that we're all in different places at the mo - some of us are rushing back amongst it, while others are still playing it safe from our homes
Getting Through Together Digest: 20th May 2020
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Mental Health Foundation In Touch update: May 2020
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Kia ora. Congratulations New Zealand on moving into Alert Level 2! This was only possible because of the hard work and sacrifices we all made to get COVID-19 under control. So give yourself a big pat on the back
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