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Maeve Bannister

Gen-Z service rewrites approach to male mental health

Mental health problems are high for Australian males aged 15 to 24, with many struggling to cope. (Dean Lewins/AAP PHOTOS)

A Gen-Z led mental health organisation is using a new approach to connect with young men experiencing behavioural and other challenges, with plans to expand across Australia. 

Australian males, particularly young men, face one of the nation's most severe mental health crises. 

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