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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...
Global Sports Academy was one of the original youth community sports programme that started in the Wesley community in Puketāpapa to nurture and equip our young people. Providing opportunities with a hope to use this vehicle to empower our young men and women to be positive athletes on and off the field...
Join in the fun with the kidszone team! Catered for our local 6 - 10 years old children who are looking for some creative activities and make new friends. Kidszone is an afterschool programme for primary school age level that involves a range of fun and creative activities that will help them relax after a busy day. Local youth workers offer them an enriching, fun experience and to give them a sense of belonging and connectedness. Kidszone meet once a week during the school term, with the support of local parents and volunteers who help prepare supper and snacks for the kids.
Pasifika Learning Centre is an initiative led and organised by our Pasifika Young Leadership group in local schools. This was an opportunity for our Pasifika Leaders to unite and look at ways to serve our community. The samoan quote|proverb "O le ala i le pule o le tautua" means the pathway to leadership is through service. Service is one of our key values in our pacific culture...
Sisterhood TTM mentoring, creates a safe space for positive relationships for our local young girls ages 11- 18 years old. It is designed to address the challenges our young women face in society. This includes support and guidance from trained youth practitioners, and opportunities to develop relationships, skills and tools to maintain positive mental health. Sisterhood mentoring provides a safe and supportive space to foster a sense of belonging and self-worth. A great opportunity for our young women to unlock their potential and be amongst strong and creative female youth impact navigators.
Tatau Mānaia provides a platform for boys aged 5 – 20 years of age to learn a siva samoa (samoan dance), pese (song), aganu’u (samoan traditions and culture) and academic mentoring. Tatau Mānaia was created by our very own local couple Albert and his wife Rebecca Tupuola. Both passionate about their Samoan Culture, Dance and community, inspired to use creative arts and biblical principles as a vehicle to make a difference in our young people and their families. Albert Tupuola, who is well known in the community due to his service as a Northern Regional Pasifika Support advisor at the Department of Correction, an actor and a choreographer known for his gift and talent in Siva Samoa. A well respected and a positive role model and mentor for our young people.
The backbone workers for our Global Youth Development mentoring programmes are our Youth Navigators, which can be a dynamic and challenging role. Youth Navigators are experienced youth workers, pastoral team, educators and mentors who create various initiatives that supports our young people to improve their mental health & wellbeing, education, training and employment opportunities. The Youth Navigator’s role is the fundamental point of difference in our youth development model, assigned to various programmes that benefit young people and their families...
