Sam Troth

So the socials is The Road to Healing Aotearoa.

Um, we have a website, we're on Facebook, we're on Instagram, we're on LinkedIn and we're on all other things.

Um, and yeah, just reach out, support.

If this is something that you feel like, um, if you're like, yeah, this, this, this, what this guy's doing is, is worth it and worthy, then please give us a follow, check us out.

You got donation links all on there as well?

No, we don't.

Well, I self-fund everything, bro.

We have run give-a-littles in the past.

We have a link for the petition in the bio, so please hit the link, sign the petition.

And have that conversation as well, bro.

So I always say people ask how to support.

What can we do?

If you're a parent, you're a mother or a father, and you haven't had this conversation with your children yet, you need to start having this conversation now with your children about keeping themselves safe, about body autonomy, about using the correct words when they're speaking about the genitalia, all of those things.

There's lots of helpful books available that are illustrated that are children's books.

There's an amazing one called Only For Me, which really helps explain to children from anywhere between three to seven

And then there's another beautiful book called My Body, My Taonga, which is a New Zealand author.

And that's sort of, again, sort of ages seven up to sort of 12, 13.

There's resources available.

We need to have these conversations with our children.

You know, awareness is key.