Weez Week 2022: Be the One
For this year’s Weez Week, we encourage you to Be the One to take action to help prevent youth suicide.
News & Updates
Weez Walk 2022
A fundraising family friendly virtual challenge organized by the Weez Project and their charity partner, KELY Support Group.
Roman Kemp opens up about the difficulties making ‘Our Silent Emergency’
Our Silent Emergency is a powerful documentary by Roman Kemp on the loss of his best friend to suicide.
SCMP Interview: raising awareness about youth suicide and youth mental health
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.
What Young People Think
Hong Kong youths share their thoughts on youth mental health and how different stakeholders can help prevent youth suicide.
HK Youth under emotional pressure
As reported by the SCMP, calls to suicide prevention hotlines and contact with online mental health support services are rising amongst young people affected by heightening levels of distress…
Ann shares her experiences with Ariana Magazine
In an article for Ariana Magazine, Ann writes about losing her son, Jamie, and the recent Talk, Listen Care campaign to encourage people to talk about feelings…
Plan ahead so your emotions don’t overwhelm you
Feelings can overwhelm you, like a tsunami. Plan ahead and set up an early warning system and an escape route so you know what to do if you feel your emotions worsen.
May is Mental Health Month
May is mental health awareness month. The Weez Wall was painted to raise awareness about and challenge the stigma of youth mental health. Its messages of hope, positivity and support remind us to be aware of our own and others’ feelings. Be sure to Talk, Listen and Care to safeguard your mental well-being and that […]
Overthinking
Thinking things through thoroughly helps resolve problems. Or does it? Sure, think before you act. But dwelling for too long or too deeply can be counter productive, losing perspective. Be aware of overthinking. Stop, take a break and let your mind rest before you come back to what’s on your mind.