New Zealand government launches campaign to help teens recover from break-ups

Government launches new $6 million 'Love Better' family harm prevention campaign

Love Better will initially support young New Zealanders through break-ups.

Breakups suck: New Zealand government to help heartbroken teens recover

The New Zealand government is helping its teens to recover from breakups in an unusual new campaign. This campaign, Love Better is targeted specifically at generation Z to assist them to move on from breakups and broken relationships better. It provides them with a platform where they can talk to professionals about their bad breakups and more through videos, articles and even podcasts. 

‘Break-ups suck’: New Zealand campaign comforts brokenhearted youth

Six in 10 New Zealanders aged 16-24 have been through a break-up, and a large majority of those have ‘experienced or perpetrated harmful impacts’ as a result.

Government Launches Campaign to Support Teens After Breakups

The “Love Better” initiative will offer help to young people dealing with being dumped.

In New Zealand love is a govt affair as country launches campaign to help teens deal with break-ups

The video opens with an affirmation that 'breakups suck' followed by the voiceover which explains that Love Better 'is a community of the freshly broken-up helping the freshly broken-up, to keep a little hurt from becoming a lotta hurt'

New Zealand: a campaign to help teens overcome romantic breakups

Through awareness-raising videos and the establishment of communication and listening lines, the government also wants, with a long-term objective, to combat domestic violence.