Statements
Read statements released by NZ Mental Health Foundation.
The Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand (the MHF) has today delivered a petition signed by over 16,000 concerned citizens.
The Mental Health Foundation is aware of increasing public concern about assaults on staff in mental health units.
Placing the blame for the New Lynn terrorist attack on an entire faith or culture is wrong.
38 of 40 Mental Health Foundation recommendations have received Government support, at least in principle.
Our call to government, the Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand opposes the urgent passing of law changes to disestablish the Māori Health Authority.
Our campaign to help change the Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Act 1992 for the better.
Our open letter to the Minister of Education, advocating for best-practice relationships and sexuality education (RSE) to remain.
The Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand welcomes He Ara Oranga, the Mental Health Inquiry’s report to the Minister of Health and is today calling for the Government to get on with making the changes urgently required to transform mental health in New Zealand.
For World Suicide Prevention Day 2019, we welcome New Zealand’s new suicide prevention strategy – Every Life Matters.
Terrorist ideologies are not symptoms of any mental illness. It’s as simple as that.
The Mental Health Foundation strongly opposes the introduction of armed police to Aotearoa New Zealand.
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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