$4 million ‘Love Better’ Campaign for Youths Suffering Breakups in New Zealand

Teenagers suffering from mental turmoil after breakups in New Zealand will now have government support to overcome the aftermath. New Zealand has allocated a whopping budget of $4 million for this campaign named ‘Love Better’.

This initiative is aimed at reducing family harm because of breakups and inculcating a life-long attitude among younger generations to ‘deal better with being hurt’.

With a planned budget of about $4 million over a span of three years, the campaign is being run by the country’s social development ministry. “The initiative will support young people through these formative experiences, in a bid to positively impact how they approach future relationships,” the statement said.

As per the Ministry of Social Development, a survey of 1,200 young New Zealanders revealed that 68 per cent had experienced something bad “beyond the ‘normal’ hurt of breaking up.”