Hon ANDREW LITTLE: We know the rainbow community is more at risk and likely to experience poorer mental health and wellbeing, discrimination, harassment, and bullying than the general population, and this is of course unacceptable. This funding is to support projects, activities, and rainbow organisations to improve mental health outcomes for future generations of rainbow communities. RainbowYOUTH can now extend its peer support service nationwide, and InsideOUT can expand its support service from 200 to 300 schools. Upskilling and supporting the mental health and addiction workforce will equip them to better respond to the needs of the rainbow community. The Rule Foundation has also approved grants to 12 initiatives to help people, including Māori takatāpui and Pacific peoples; Indian, ethnic, and migrant communities; transgender, non-binary, intersex people; faith and independent rainbow tradespeople.