Josiah Tualamali’i is one of five Samoan boys in the Tualamali'I family. He grew up in Dunedin before his family moved north to Christchurch.  

Josiah was one of the founders of the Pacific youth leadership and Transformation Trust aka PYLAT (pronounced pilot). He is a board member on boards like Le Va and PYLAT and outside of that has advised the Government on mental health and wellbeing decisions, and does contract work. Today we talk to him about the importance of mental health and wellbeing of children and young people.

<p>Josiah Tualamali&rsquo;i is one of five Samoan boys in the Tualamali'I family. He grew up in Dunedin before his family moved north to Christchurch.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
<p>Josiah was one of the founders of the Pacific youth leadership and Transformation Trust aka PYLAT (pronounced pilot). He is a board member on boards like Le Va and PYLAT and outside of that has advised the Government on mental health and wellbeing decisions, and does contract work. Today we talk to him about the importance of mental health and wellbeing of children and young people.</p>