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TSB supports Clearhead with the launch of the Support Person Wellbeing Plan

In September, Clearhead was awarded 1 out of 9 $30,000 grants from TSB Banks Good Stuff initiative, out of thousands of applications. This grant allowed Clearhead to be able to launch our Support Person Wellbeing Plan with the generous support of TSB Bank.

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Clearheads Support Person Wellbeing Plan was designed to help Kiwi's who are supporting their loved ones with their mental health.  The team at Clearhead worked hard to launch the support person platform as quickly as possible to ensure that it would be available at a time when Kiwis' need more support than ever, due to the ongoing effects of Covid-19 on New Zealanders mental health.

Please check out below the various media releases which were published.

Clearhead, A Kiwi Digital Mental Health Company Launches Its Expanded Website Offering In Partnership With TSB Bank | Scoop News
Clearhead, A Kiwi Digital Mental Health Company Launches Its Expanded Website Offering In Partnership With TSB Bank, designed to help people who are supporting others with their mental health to be better support people. With Christmas fast approaching ...
Clearhead aims to cut suicide numbers - Times
Clearhead, a Kiwi digital mental health company, has launched its expanded website offering designed to help people who are supporting others with their mental health to be better support people. With Christmas fast-approaching at the end of what’s been a challenging year for many, Clearhead – in pa…

None of this would have been possible without the support from TSB Bank.

Check out our video pitch for the TSB Good Stuff Grants below.

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3 months ago, Clearhead was awarded 1 of 9 TSB New Zealand’s Good Stuff Grants out of thousands of applicants. This was our video pitch for the...

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Clearhead is a one-stop-shop online mental health platform focused on wellbeing. We believe that by building communities focused on wellbeing, we will eventually reduce the stigma of mental health

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