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Addiction Leadership Day: “To treat addictions, treat trauma”

Saveatama Eroni Clarke and Apollo Taito attended the National Addictions Leadership Day, hosted by New Zealand’s national centre for addiction workforce development Matua Raki, and the National Committee for Addiction Treatment (NCAT).

Published July 27, 2017
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State of Mind Brisbane 2017: Le Va way-finding across the different codes

Dr. Monique Faleafa and Apollo Taito were privileged to represent Le Va at the NRL’s State of Mind Conference in Brisbane.

Published July 27, 2017
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Unite, to ignite the hope – Sharing the FLO of life in Rarotonga

During the month of July 2017, the FLO team were warmly hosted by the Cook Islands Ministry of Health, to share and deliver our FLO Talanoa suicide prevention education workshop.

Published July 27, 2017
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Tackling the big issues – cultural competency in sport for better wellbeing

The World in Union (New Zealand) Conference brought together researchers, practitioners, educators, administrators, high performance and the odd ex-player here and there. This year’s theme was ‘Tackling the big issues, Passing on Knowledge. Kicking it forward’

Published July 5, 2017
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Pacific Youth Parliament simulation – our young poly-ticians feedback

This year the Pacific Youth Parliamentary simulation event lead by the PYLAT Council developed its own Bill which included advocating for compulsory mental health education in schools.

Published July 5, 2017
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Meet Me Halfway – Collaborative live talk events on intergenerational communication

Le Va’s research shows that Pasifika families and communities thrive when older and younger generations communicate well, and take time to understand each other. It’s when there is a communication breakdown between the generations that it can lead to distress, relationship breakdowns or even tear families apart.

Published July 4, 2017
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Covid-19 Update

Face-to-face workshops will not continue while New Zealand is at Level 4. We will be in contact with all participants soon.