"I just want to spread the awareness of mental health - we need to spread more awareness of how important mental health is." - Michael Franklin, 14, Cobram Secondary College.
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"To show everyone there is someone there to help them, to get a better understanding of mental health and to learn to be a leader." Brandon Orton, 14, Nathalia Secondary College.
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"To learn how to help my mates when they're not in the right head space, to learn how to be a good leader and to make sure it's fun for all." - Elizabeth Bain, 14, Cobram Secondary College.
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"I think it's about giving back and giving everyone some help, and making sure someone's there for them." - Caitlin Welch, 14, Cobram Anglican Grammar School.
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"There's a lot of young kids who don't know how to get better help and make themselves happy." - Bella Nash, 15, St Mary of the Angels Secondary College.
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"To learn more about mental health and what everyone else is going through." - Tracey Crocker, 15, Numurkah Secondary College.
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"We get to learn about the stuff that teenagers go through and how to help with it." - Taya Duguis, 13, Yarrawonga College P-12.
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"It's important that everyone's on the same page and listens to one another" - Frazer Cummins, 14, Sacred Heart College.
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The Courier asked the new Live4Life mental health ambassadors - why did you want to be a mental health leader?
