At Kiwis For Good, mental health is about more than just awareness—it’s about action. It’s about giving people the tools, support, and opportunities they need to build stronger, healthier, and more fulfilling lives.
What We Do
What We Do
Supporting Survivors: Our Partnership with The BRAVE Foundation
Surviving sexual assault is a deeply painful experience—one that no one should have to face alone. That’s why we’ve partnered with The BRAVE Foundation—a charity dedicated to helping survivors heal, rebuild, and reclaim their lives.
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The Hero’s Journey: A Free Programme for Young Kiwis Who Want More From Life
A completely free program designed to help young New Zealanders (ages 16-25 build confidence, strength, and a real sense of purpose. This isn’t just about feeling better—it’s about becoming unstoppable.
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New Online Store
Our store features 8 original T-shirt designs, available in a range of colours, each created to spark conversation and spread positivity. You’ll also find our collection of digital kids’ books — beautifully illustrated PDFs that make reading fun and accessible for families everywhere. Every purchase helps fund projects that strengthen communities, support young people, and build a brighter future.
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Changing the Conversation: Raising Mental Health Awareness Through Multimedia
At Kiwis For Good, we believe in breaking down barriers through powerful storytelling. That’s why we use documentaries, short films, and viral content to shift perspectives, challenge outdated thinking, and give people the tools to change their lives.
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The 'Bring Back Storytime' Campaign!
Once upon a time, bedtime stories were more than just words on a page—they were moments of connection, comfort, and learning. In today’s fast-paced world, those moments are fading. But we believe it’s time to bring them back.
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Every purchase from our store helps support the work of Kiwis For Good — from bold T-shirt designs in a range of colours to our beautifully illustrated digital kids’ books.
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Social Issues
A Moment to Rethink: Policing, Protection, and Public Trust
Residents of of Clyde Rd, Bryndwr, Christchurch were alarmed by the sound of gunshots around 11pm on 13th August 2025 ,and woke to the shocking news that a woman, that police were called to protect during a domestic incident, was fatally shot by officers.
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New Zealand Launches Suicide Prevention Action Plan 2025–2029
The Suicide Prevention Action Plan 2025–2029 builds on the 2019 'Every Life Matters' strategy and sets out a focused, time-bound series of actions aimed at saving lives and improving outcomes for vulnerable communities.
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Miracle in Raglan: A New Hope for Mental Health in New Zealand
When we first connected with Dr. Robin Youngson, it felt like discovering a kindred spirit in the fight for true mental health reform. Dr. Youngson, a former anaesthetist turned author and compassionate care advocate, has dedicated his life to bridging the gap between science and the profound, often overlooked, power of human connection. After reading his book, The Science of Miracles, I knew his message had the potential to reshape how we view and approach mental health in New Zealand.
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How it feels to be a loving but emotionally incompetent man
I’m one of the lucky ones. As a therapist, I see the usual outcome of childhood trauma: broken relationships and lifelong emotional difficulties. The stories shared in a recent documentary about the emotional impact of English boarding schools, ‘Boarding on Insanity’, reminded me of my own experiences and prompted me to share my learning.
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The Transformational Power of Human Connection: Why Our Mental Health System Needs More Than Pills and Protocols
In 2005, a young man stood on the edge of the Golden Gate Bridge, ready to end his life. Ninety minutes later, he stepped back from the ledge — alive. What changed?
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The Three Men I Lost & Found Myself
These stories aren’t just about heartbreak and loss — they’re about survival, and about learning to hold your own hand when no one else will. They're about finding your strength through devastation and not letting the world turn you bitter.
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