Te Āio o tō Mauri is a programme that works in partnership with schools to select rangatahi who will benefit from our programmes, as well as including those who may have dropped out of school as a result of the complexities of the pandemic. It...
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Tū Hononga is a 12 month programme that encourages rangatahi to nurture a sense of connection, strength and stability. It weaves together pastoral care, positive youth development, education and creative elements to that teach positive coping strategies to rangatahi. These programmes are run in West...
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