Brave

Brave Charity

An excited hui with Diamonds In The Rough founder and director, Shilpa Wilson.Diamonds in the Rough is a charity that he...
02/07/2026

An excited hui with Diamonds In The Rough founder and director, Shilpa Wilson.

Diamonds in the Rough is a charity that helps every young mother know that regardless of having a baby at a young age, she can follow her purpose and passion. Diamonds runs workshops, regular connect groups, mentoring, psychosocial education, supports hauora and offers a safe, nonjudgmental space for young families.

We are so excited to collaborate with the Shilpa in the near future so watch this space yaaay! Thank you so much for taking the time to meet Brave - Māia founder JESS TYSON 🐬 today! 🩷✨💎

08/05/2026

A beautiful kōrero by one of our biggest supporters Miss World NZ .anni about the importance of supporting survivors of SV this week.

🔹30% of women experience it
🔹1 in 3 transgender and non-binary people experience it.
🔹1 in 5 men experience it
🔹NZ rates are higher than the global average
🔹92% of incidents are not reported to police

Raising awareness about these statistics are so important to acknowledge that it does happen in our communities and we can all help to end it. Thank you so much Sammi for taking the time to share this important message!

07/05/2026

Thank you so much to SV prevention advocate Layba Zubair for sharing her kōrero about what R🍇 Awareness Week means to her. Layba has has led national campaigns, including a call for Consent Law Reform that gathered over 12,000 signatures and influenced a Justice Select Committee recommendation. We especially remember Layba’s powerful speech she delivered during the General Debate at Youth Parliament 2022 about her own experience and mission to pursue the long overdue change necessary to create a safer Aotearoa.

In this video, Layba touches on how empowering it is this week to see so many organisations working to raise awareness and support survivors including some she has volunteered for such as , .em and . These organisations have some awesome events and activities planned for the week so be sure to head to their IG pages and check out how you can get involved!

When someone chooses to tell you they’ve experienced SV, it’s a moment that requires care, empathy and trust. Being a li...
06/05/2026

When someone chooses to tell you they’ve experienced SV, it’s a moment that requires care, empathy and trust. Being a listening ear, who someone can open up to and be believed and supported by, is one of the most important parts of their healing journey. The fact they’ve opened up to you, also shows how special and trustworthy you are. You’re awesome 🥰

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You don’t need all the answers just empathy, patience, and a willingness to listen.Swipe right to learn how to support a...
06/05/2026

You don’t need all the answers just empathy, patience, and a willingness to listen.

Swipe right to learn how to support a loved one or friend who has been impacted by SV.

For help and support, call or text 0800 044 334, email [email protected], or use the webchat on SafetoTalk.nz.

There are so many myths about SV that can make it harder for survivors to feel seen, heard and believed.As part of R🍇 Aw...
04/05/2026

There are so many myths about SV that can make it harder for survivors to feel seen, heard and believed.

As part of R🍇 Awareness Week, here are some myth busters to help raise awareness about how to have safer relationships.

For more professional support reach out to NZs national help support service Safe To Talk. Call or text 0800 044 334, email [email protected], or use the webchat on SafetoTalk.nz.

04/05/2026

founder shares why R🍇 Awareness Week is important to her as a survivor working in the SV prevent space, and some simple advice around consent!

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Today kicks off the first day of R**e Awareness Week, dedicated to supporting survivors, promoting consent education and...
03/05/2026

Today kicks off the first day of R**e Awareness Week, dedicated to supporting survivors, promoting consent education and challenging r**e culture across Aotearoa.

In this post are some ways you can help or get involved this week! We will also be posting more throughout the week from influential voices on what this week means to them to raise awareness and normalise the conversation.

Thank you all so much for your support 🙏🏾💜

We are so excited to support this important hīkoi event taking place on Ōtautahi, Christchurch next weekend, just before...
25/04/2026

We are so excited to support this important hīkoi event taking place on Ōtautahi, Christchurch next weekend, just before the beginning of R**e Awareness Week. We are so grateful to have representatives from attending the hīkoi on behalf of and would love if you and your friends and whānau come to tautoko!

The purpose of the hīkoi is to provide a safe way to come together to promote prevention and make our voices heard. Feel free to dress to the theme wearing denim!

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