Videos
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Trevney shares his story
This webisode features Trevney sharing his story of how he has survived suicide or lost a friend or whānau member to suicide – it is for rangatahi by rangatahi. The personal experiences shared in the following video may be disturbing for some viewers as he talks about suicide.

Journeys Through Methamphetamine Addiction
Skylight Trust with funding from The Vodafone Foundation, has produced a web series that portrays the personal stories of four individuals through their addiction to Methamphetamine. They tell of how their addiction affected them, their tamariki, rangatahi and whānau.

Matty - Resilience Web Series
Here’s Matty in our resilience web series. Matty explains how surrounding himself with friends and family made him a happier person. Finding people with similar goals as you allows you to work together and push each other. Matty makes the connection between physical wellbeing and resiliency.

Jahnya shares her story
This webisode features Jahnya sharing her story of how she has survived suicide or lost a
friend or whānau member to suicide – it is for rangatahi by rangatahi. The personal experiences shared in the following video may be disturbing for some viewers as she talks about suicide.

Brittany shares their story
This webisode features Brittany sharing their story of how they have survived suicide or lost a friend or whānau member to suicide – it is for rangatahi by rangatahi. The personal experiences shared in the following video may be disturbing for some viewers as they talk about suicide.

McKay - Resilience Web Series
Introducing McKay in our resilience web series. McKay tells us how resilience isn’t about being hard, it’s about letting things go and not letting things impact you that much. He says that you need to have hope, take care of yourself and to surround yourself with good people.

Melissa - Resilience Web Series
Check out Melissa in our resilience web series. Melissa’s strong connection to her family, culture and Pacific roots helps her on her path resilience. Melissa says that you shouldn’t let other people invalidate your feelings. She tells how her family was her hub and how she was able to lean on them in tough times.