Mental Health Matters aims to say 'yeah, nah' to stigma and 'mhm' to mental health.
Canterbury
Mental Health Matters is a from lived experience youth for lived experience youth and the wider community organisation based in Ōtautahi.
We advocate for implementing mental health education into the national curriculum for all levels of education with a particular focus on storytelling as we change what it means to be vulnerable one story at a time.
We believe that everyone has mental health, and recognizing this through different creative outlets, like storytelling, reduces the stigma and starts/continues to normalize the kōrero around mental health which ensures the positive wellbeing of our future leaders and people of Aotearoa as a whole.
Bradley Mutch is the founder of MHM: Mental Health Matters. Starting this as a documentary, he created the campaign to showcase that Mental Health Matters and to try and reduce the stigma around mental health and ignite conversations around vulnerability.
The money will be spent on resources (creating resources around mental health - programmes campaigns, etc.), admin costs, and events for the Mental Health Matters community.
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