We encourage people to open up to talking about suicide. Where there is openness, knowledge and conversation, young people can feel better able to overcome shame and stigma and ask for help.
We are a community group that is working to increase awareness of youth mental health issues and campaigning to prevent youth suicide.
We are collaborating with and raising funds for specialist youth and mental health organisations who have the expertise to deliver practical, relevant programmes and information for Hong Kong’s youth and to provide accessible, expert resources to help young people and the adults around them.
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Artist Stern Rockwell today completed his street art in support of Weez Week. Stern said “The pose is that of an individual that’s experienced hardships and is dealing with them on his own.”
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We encourage people to open up to talking about suicide. Where there is openness, knowledge and conversation, young people can feel better able to overcome shame and stigma and ask for help.
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Ann Pearce, founder of The Weez Project and Weez Week, shares her story with Kate Whitehead, journalist for the South China Morning Post. You can read the full story here.
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Hong Kong youths share their thoughts on youth mental health and how different stakeholders can help prevent youth suicide.
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Artist Stern Rockwell today started work on a new piece of street art in support of Weez Week Hong Kong.
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