Run Forrest Run!
Forrest is running the Auckland Marathon to allow more life-saving suicide prevention work to continue
Auckland
We need your help.
On Sunday November 3rd, Forrest Axford is running the Auckland marathon to help those struggling with suicidal ideation. Having already cycled the length of NZ in 2021 for the same cause, this is his next step.
Since 2021, Rob Mokaraka and Healing Through Arts Trust have worked to share the Shot Bro Wellbeing and Suicide Prevention kaupapa across Aotearoa. Through this initiative, healing and support are offered to individuals, families and communities dealing with the tragedy of loss, while also seeking to prevent future heart break, here in New Zealand.
Money raised goes to help the HTA Trust ensure this life saving work can continue.
It takes a village to heal a village, so we thank you in advance.
"Asking for help is the kindest thing you can do." - Forrest Axford
About us
Founded in 1994, the Healing Through Arts & Action trust utilises arts and sports disciplines as rehabilitation tools to empower and educate underprivileged and socially disadvantaged youth.
Use of funds
Funds raised goes into Rob Mokaraka's life dealing program, "Shot Bro."
Additional funds raised goes into the HTA Charitable Trust, which utilises drama and creative therapy across Auckland communities.
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Gratitude to all 8 November 2024
Thank you to each and every one of you for supporting this marathon!
This success is truly a collective achievement, showing that no matter where we are, our combined efforts can lift others up and bring light to even the darkest days. Each time we come together, even in the smallest ways, we’re creating real, positive change for those who need it most.
Together, we are proving that every one of us has the power to make a difference. With your incredible support, we are transforming lives and bringing hope where it's needed.
With heartfelt gratitude,
The HTA Team
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