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• The Quiet Warning Lights: Signs of Struggle We Often Miss

  The following article was written by LTCOL Stephen Kearney, Chief Mental Health Officer ...

• Nominations open for Invictus Games 2027

  Serious injury or illness can have profound and enduring effects on Sailors, Soldiers, and Aviators, physically, psychologically, and socially. Whether sustained on operations or during service at...

• Child Care—Social Rehabilitation

  Who can get this You may be able to get this if: you have Qualifying Service, your condition is related to your Qualifying Service, and your child needs care while you undergo treatment,...

• Support for a New Zealand Veteran in Australia

  The following is a personal experience written by Rob Hitchings  After joining the New Zealand Army in 1977, I enjoyed a diverse and rewarding 34 year military career. Following my studies at...

• Consultation on the Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy

  The Ministry of Health is asking for your feedback on the draft Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy (the Strategy). The Strategy will set the direction for how the health system improves mental...

• Service offers lifelong skills

  “The leadership, strategic planning and critical thinking skills I learnt as an Officer in the NZ Army have been instrumental in my appointment to senior management and governance roles, “said Major...

• The Veteran, Family and Whānau Mental Health and Wellbeing Policy Framework — "Te Arataki"

  Te Arataki mō te Hauora Ngākau mō ngā Mōrehu a Tū me ō rātou Whānau Read the policy framework You can view a PDF of the document. (external link) The Veteran, Family and Whānau Mental Health...

• Attendant Care—Social Rehabilitation

  Who can get this You can get this support if your condition was because of service either: before 1 April 1974, or on Qualifying Operational Service after 1 April 1974. Qualifying Service...

• Reflections from Gallipoli — Hon. Meka Whaitiri

  "I was honoured to represent New Zealand at the Anzac Day commemorative events in Gallipoli. They had been cancelled for the past two years because of COVID-19, so it was very special to pick up the...

• Decade of service to Gallipoli commemorations recognised

  Lower Hutt woman Elaine Myers-Davies has been recognised by the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) for more than a decade of tireless work planning the annual Anzac Day commemorations in Gallipoli....