We're joined now on #PacificDays by ‘Anau Mesui-Henry, Owner of Four Shells Kava Bar in Auckland,to talanoa about kava workshops on mental distress.

We're joined now on #PacificDays by ‘Anau Mesui-Henry, Owner of Four Shells Kava Bar in Auckland,to talanoa about <a href="https://fourshellskava.co.nz/collections/workshops">kava workshops</a> on mental distress.

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Talanoa on mental health distress in the Moana - KavaX

Talanoa Ako: Back to School Series – Week 2 | Goals & Aspirations


Kicking off Week 2 of Talanoa Ako with one of the educators who knows our rangatahi well. Lui Lorenc-Lafou St Patrick’s College, Wellington.


As the New Year unfolds, this is a powerful time for families to pause, reflect, and set clear goals with their children. In this episode, we focus on goals and aspirations, why they matter, how to talk about them at home, and practical ways parents and caregivers can support learning beyond the classroom.

 Parents and caregivers play a critical role in keeping young people motivated, confident, and engaged at school. Talanoa Ako creates space for open, honest korero that strengthens the partnership between home and school.

Our children’s futures start with the conversations we have today.


 Listen now on Spotify and iHeartRadio & 531piyoutube

Talanoa Ako: Back to School Series &ndash; Week 2 | Goals &amp; Aspirations
 Kicking off Week 2 of Talanoa Ako with one of the educators who knows our rangatahi well. Lui Lorenc-Lafou St Patrick&rsquo;s College, Wellington.
 As the New Year unfolds, this is a powerful time for families to pause, reflect, and set clear goals with their children. In this episode, we focus on goals and aspirations, why they matter, how to talk about them at home, and practical ways parents and caregivers can support learning beyond the classroom.
&nbsp;Parents and caregivers play a critical role in keeping young people motivated, confident, and engaged at school. Talanoa Ako creates space for open, honest korero that strengthens the partnership between home and school.
Our children&rsquo;s futures start with the conversations we have today.
 &nbsp;Listen now on Spotify and iHeartRadio &amp; 531piyoutube

Talanoa on mental health distress in the Moana - KavaX

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