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Harry and Meghan (in @OutlandDenim jeans, @JacandJack top and @ClubMonaco coat) arrive at the Maranui Cafe
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At the end of the engagement Duchess Meghan asked for the cakes that were out on the tables to be taken outside to a group of local school children that had greeted them earlier
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At the Maranui Cafe, Meghan spoke about the pressures social media puts young people under: “You see photos... and you don’t know whether she’s born with it or maybe it’s a filter. “Your judgement of your sense of self-worth becomes really skewed when it’s all based on likes.”
During the visit Harry and Meghan were gifted two baby rompers from the awesome staff and volunteers at @LLAotearoa, a 24-hour crisis service offering free community helplines and text message support to people of all ages in New Zealand.pic.twitter.com/ILCEJDQKjE
Chatting with @livefortmw, an online youth mental health project focused on reaching millennials with messages of hope and positive change. The online initiative isn’t just digital - they also work with children in schools.pic.twitter.com/269MLmPEvS
Harry and Meghan (in a Maggie Marilyn dress and, on arrival, a @GillianA for @WinserLondon coat) have arrived at Courtenay Creative for an event celebrating Wellington’s arts scene. The couple will meet young creatives as they show off their skills in props, make-up, and costume.pic.twitter.com/iwTyy7kEFH
During today’s Maranui Cafe visit, the couple also met @jazz_thornton and @_genevieve_mora from #VoicesofHope, a site sharing stories of hope for those struggling with mental health: http://www.thevoicesofhope.org pic.twitter.com/OUr5lJSoW1
Prince Harry also spoke about his own mental health journey, sharing: “It took me about three or four years to start the journey and then after that you still have to find the right people to speak to.”pic.twitter.com/D4L01tgOnl
Harry was particularly impressed by @QueensLeader Ezekiel Raui (next to Meghan) who spoke about his peer-support programme that has been rolled out in NZ schools. #TeKotahi aims to build resilience in youth and create a better representation of young people in society.pic.twitter.com/6XuhQuoy4q
“I take my hat off to you,” Harry told Raui (before pocketing his badge to keep a note of his name). “You want to take it to the point where you’re out of a job, that the work you have done is so successful that the issue you have been tackling is no longer an issue.”
The couple also got to learn more about @NTS_NZ, a group of health helplines. Meghan wore a pin badge promoting their 1737 service, which is a number anyone can text or call for mental health support from a trained counsellor (and has helped 69,431 people in the past 12 months).pic.twitter.com/4xIl7qN0Si
A recap of Harry and Meghan’s picturesque visit to Abel Tasman National Park, where they choppered in to receive a traditional Māori welcome, bush walked, strolled along the beach, had a BBQ lunch with the park's youth ambassadors and planted a tree
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