BROTHERHOOD

Tama TU Mālosi

Brotherhood TTM mentoring, is designed to address the challenges our young boys face in society, developing them into young men of honesty and integrity who will contribute positively to their families, school and community. With adventure based learning, they are able to learn trust activities and problem solving or group challenges, for educational or developmental outcomes. With the support of our local mentors and youth navigators, they are able to explore and understand their ideas, values and beliefs which helps with self-confidence and life skills, and this helps with a successful transition to adulthood.

For our local young men ages 11 – 18 years old, and it is a curriculum and activity based learning programme addressing right choices, mental health, barriers, cultivating healthy relationship skills and making new friends.

Every Wednesday during the Term: 5pm – 7pm

UPCOMING EVENTS

YOUTH WEEK CELEBRATION

WHEN: May 7, 2022

7th – 15th May 2022 "Youth Week is a nationwide festival of events organised by young New Zealanders to celebrate the talents, passion and success of local young people" - Ara Taiohi Organisation Here at GHM we have the opportunity to get involved and amplify our young people's valuable contributions to their communities by supporting them to design, deliver awesome projects at Youth Week. These events are happening all over Aotearoa, with the support of their local organisation and community. Our events are designed to encourage our young people to take on challenges, share ideas and come up with cool projects that will benefit other young people! This week is also to honor and recognise all our youth workers and people working with young people around the nation. Loads of fun & interactive activities for our young people FREE FOOD & ENTERTAINMENT / WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY / RYZ

Celebrating Pacific Families

WHEN: March 4, 2022 - 6:00 pm

Every year at GHM we host a community fiafia evening celebrating our local Pacific Families and Culture! But what are actually fiafia nights? Fiafia means gathering or celebration, and local groups perform and showcase their amazing talent in traditional dancing, singing and even cooking. Fiafia evenings in Puketāpapa are carefully woven with the Poly Embrace initiative where our local youth navigators facilitate and deliver our own designed pacific model alongside our cultural advisory team.

6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Creative Minds

WHEN: February 21, 2022

21st - 25th February 2022 Adapting to change can be difficult, but when young creative minds come together there is a spark in the room! This space attracts ideas, colors and methods to problem solving and project planning that will support our communities. With the fear and stress of this global crisis, there are plenty of silver linings to be found and being creative, having the right mindset and knowing we are all in this together helped our creative team achieve many projects.

This creative team will research what is happening locally and around the world, contributing to challenges and barriers our youth and families face today. It then goes into a process of project planning using creative arts (songs, rap, short film, cooking videos etc) to deliver mini stories to inspire others.

12 - 18 years old APPLY USING THE LINK! https://forms.gle/nqLwprHcyt9eQc9o7

FIND YOUR WAY - GSA

WHEN: December 21, 2021 - 6:00 pm

GSA Every Tuesdays (pm), Thursdays (pm) and Saturdays (am)

Every Tuesday 6:00pm - 7:00pm MRGS FIELDS

Every Thursday 6:00pm - 7:00pm LOVELOCK TRACKS Every Saturday 10:00am - 11:00am LOVELOCK TRACKS

It's summer and time to be outside in the sun, fresh air and go for a good workout. Here at GSA we have summer training and have people from all levels whether you are a beginner or a pro, there is always a good feeling after a good group workout!

Our training venues can change sometimes due to weather, field bookings etc so always stay in touch here for updates. Remember to bring your towel, water bottle and a positive attitude!

Most of our athletes who come through are from different rugby clubs, social groups and locals who want to get fit. Why is exercise important? Some of the reasons are weight control, regular exercise increases your overall level of fitness, boosts your immune system, gains energy and has proven to help with your mental health. It can help with a myriad of health issues and it's as easy as taking a simple walk. Once this is established in your daily routine, you can start trying jogging, one step at a time!