To see rangatahi empowered, confident in their identity, and connected to positive pathways, and actively pursuing interests that allow them to thrive and lead within their communities.
We empower youth aged 12–18 to identify their skills, explore their passions, and create their own identities to achieve their potential.
Our service is rangatahi-led, placing young people at the forefront of planning their futures and supporting them to navigate the pathways that will help them achieve their goals. We work intergrated with other schools, organisations and services to ensure our rangatahi are receiving wrap around support. We believe that supporting rangatahi means supporting the whole person and their whānau. Wrapping support around the entire family to ensure that our rangatahi are nurtured in their community and at home. Through mentoring, advocacy, leadership opportunities, and connection to pathways, we help young people develop confidence, resilience, and direction.
Our approach is grounded in values of:
Whanaungatanga – building strong relationships
Manaakitanga – supporting and uplifting others
Rangatiratanga – encouraging leadership and self-determination