The scope of our services continues to expand to meet the needs of our community.

Our Social Workers are experienced advocates with sound

knowledge of statutory processes. They walk alongside families

and individuals, providing them with the tools and skill sets they

need to achieve their goals and aspirations.

We provide Youth Justice referred Supported Bail to the most at-

risk youth in our community. Our mentors use unique, strength-

based methods rooted strongly in Te Ao Maori to encourage self-

awareness and personal growth.

Our Transitional Housing programme 'Whare 4 Whanau' provides

temporary accommodation for families in need. During their stay,

Social Workers and Counselors provide wrap around services

and targeted programmes to help address the root causes that

lead to homelessness.

The first of it’s kind in our rohe, our Community Remand Care

Home is a tikanga-based home environment for youth to be

placed while On Remand. Our House Parents and Mentors

provide holistic care as well as cultural learning, character

building and educational activities.

The Happy Puku is our Social Enterprise, which aims to teach

people in our Transitional Housing how to grow a kai, catch a kai

and cook a kai, as well as providing work experience through

catering events. Our organic gardens, aka The Puku Patch,

provide both an education space and food for our whanau and

for the Happy Puku.

By appointment only. To book in or find

out more, call Diahla on 02108912454

Community Kai provided by Kai Aroha,

6pm - 7pm outside Centrepoint