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A Historic Day in Hawkes Bay
The work being done in the area of mental health in the Hawkes Bay area by the AIGAMUA group goes from strength to strength. Set up as a response to the rise of young people in the area suffering mental health issues, for the past year AIGAMUA dedicated itself to a health model to ''give hope to our people.''
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The Unspoken Series
Five Pasifika families are taking part in a series of videos to help break down the stigma surrounding mental health in Pacific communities.
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Family First
In the heart of Hastings, where a vibrant Pasifika community thrives, a movement known as AIGAMUA is gaining momentum. Led by Jayjay Sali-Laga'aia and Marateina Fameitau, AIGAMUA is dedicated to the mental health and well-being of their Pasifika youth and families.
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