New Zealand's $4 Million Campaign to Help Teens Heal from Heartbreaks

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New Zealand's Ministry of Social Development is investing $4 million over three years in the Love Better campaign to help teenagers recover from breakups and minimize harm in their relationships. The campaign includes a dedicated helpline for young people going through a breakup, run by Youthline, an organization dedicated to supporting people ages 12 to 24. The Love Better campaign is part of the government's broader national strategy to eliminate family and sexual violence.
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