Our sister organisations
HBC YOUTH HAUORA NETWORK
To connect, strengthen and enable the youth ecosystem by weaving together a diverse net of individuals and organisations supporting youth hauora across the community
ALBANY YOUTH ECOSYSTEM
Connecting youth organisations in Albany so that together we are greater than the sum of our parts. We share knowledge, resources and opportunities to build a stronger network that supports and empowers our rangatahi.
Our collaborators!
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Murray’s bay intermediate
Murrays Bay Intermediate is a vibrant learning community committed to helping young people develop confidence, resilience, leadership and the skills they need to thrive. The school encourages creativity, wellbeing, sustainability and active participation, while building strong connections between students, families and the wider community.
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Windsor park Baptist church.
Windsor Park Baptist Church and LifeCare Trust support individuals, families and young people through practical care, community programmes and opportunities for connection. Their work focuses on strengthening relationships, supporting wellbeing and creating a more connected and supportive community for people of all ages.
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24-7 YouthWork Aotearoa
24-7 YouthWork is a school-based mentoring programme that works alongside schools, families and communities to support young people. Youth workers build genuine, positive relationships with students and provide encouragement, mentoring and practical support to help young people develop confidence, life skills, wellbeing and positive goals for their future.
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Gracegate Community Centre
Gracegate Centre is a welcoming community hub on Auckland’s North Shore that supports children, youth, families and adults to belong, grow and thrive. Through relational programmes including youth hubs, parenting support, creative arts and mentoring, they provide safe spaces, connection and hope for every stage of life.
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3e coaching
3e Coaching supports youth, families, and individuals to grow through connection and purpose. Using trauma-informed, attachment-based approaches, they help young people build resilience, confidence, and healthy relationships. Through coaching and workshops, 3e Coaching empowers lasting change and emotional wellbeing.
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Raft Studio
Raft Studio is a charitable community arts and crafts studio based in Torbay, Auckland. It provides a welcoming space for all ages that you can take part in. The studio focuses on creativity as a way to support wellbeing, positive mental health, and social connection. It aims to build a sense of belonging by giving people a place to learn new skills, and express themselves
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Enviroschools
Sustainable Schools and Enviroschools empower young people to become active participants in creating a healthier and more sustainable future. Through hands-on learning and real-world projects, students explore environmental issues, develop practical solutions and build leadership, problem-solving and community skills while strengthening their connection with their local environment.
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Windsor park Lifecare trust
Windsor Park Baptist Church and LifeCare Trust support individuals, families and young people through practical care, community programmes and opportunities for connection. Their work focuses on strengthening relationships, supporting wellbeing and creating a more connected and supportive community for people of all ages.
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East coast bays Library
East Coast Bays Library is a welcoming community hub providing opportunities for people of all ages to learn, connect and participate. Through its library resources, educational programmes, events and community activities, it creates an accessible space where children, young people, families and the wider community can discover, learn and build connections.
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LIFTa
LIFTa supports migrant and intercultural families to connect, grow and thrive in Aotearoa New Zealand. Through inclusive community programmes and initiatives, LIFTa creates opportunities for young people and families to build confidence, develop practical skills, celebrate cultural diversity and become more actively connected with their communities.
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