Statements
Read statements released by NZ Mental Health Foundation.
The Mental Health Foundation (MHF) welcomes the Government's Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy and Implementation Plan and says it's a long overdue step towards turning mental health commitments into action.
Budget 2026: Public sector savings could come at the expense of good mental health and wellbeing
The Mental Health Foundation (the MHF) is concerned the government’s draft health and physical education curriculum is regressing New Zealand’s education system back to the early nineties.
Decades of neglect have led to a mental health crisis in NZ.
A literature review carried out by the University of Otago into perspectives on compulsory treatment.
Our open letter to the Minister of Education, sent the day after Pink Shirt Day.
The Mental Health Foundation (the MHF) welcomes several key investments in mental health services announced in Budget 2025, particularly the Government’s commitment to fund a multi-agency, health-led response to mental health crises.
The Government is calling for public submissions on proposed changes to the Mental Health Act Amendment Bill.
Our submission has been informed by the perspectives, stories and voices of people with lived experience and Māori.
Following Friday’s terrorist attack, many people have speculated that the terrorist must have been mentally ill.
The MHF calls for investment in Budget 2025.
The Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand (the MHF) has today delivered a petition signed by over 16,000 concerned citizens.
There is no health without mental health
Help ensure everyone in Aotearoa has the tools to enjoy positive mental health and wellbeing.
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