Our mission is to increase mental health literacy in communities, so that people have the skills, knowledge and confidence to support their own mental health and can actively support the mental wellbeing of friends, family and whānau.

Winner - Queenstown Business Chamber of Commerce “Excellence in Community Contribution Award 2023

What we do

See below on our upcoming mental health workshops and our latest news highlights!

What’s New

Local migrants don’t know where to go for wellbeing support

Mental Health Awareness Week 2024 article: Feeling the burn?

Headlight 2024 Annual Report now available!

Help us support the Mental Wellbeing of migrants in New Zealand


Your donation can help us work with mental health experts and community members to co-create a tailored mental health training programme and resources for the migrant community,.

“The Headlight team inspires me as they are one of the few grassroots organisations focused on what happens before people seek help or receive a diagnosis.  Their experience and practical knowledge about building community capability so that people are better equipped to support their own mental health and can talk to others about it is hugely empowering for both the individuals and the community at large and fills an important gap in our current capacity constrained mental health ecosystem.  

Professor Anil Thapliyal, Executive Director,  eMental Health International Collaborative

There are so many ways you can support us to increase mental health literacy, reduce prejudice and discrimination and improve mental health in our communities.

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It’s never been more important to focus on our mental wellbeing and check in on those around us who might be doing it tough. The workshop gave me simple tools to talk about mental health, to start those often daunting conversations that can really make all the difference.
— Recent GoodYarn Attendee

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Can’t make it to a workshop? No problem we’d love to speak at your event or work with you on a case study.

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