Young people have a right to feel safe, supported, and heard. Whether you’re a young person seeking help, or someone supporting them, we provide age-appropriate, inclusive support that puts their wellbeing first.
Our services for children and young people are designed to be trauma-informed, youth-friendly and grounded in respect. We support tamariki and rangatahi of all genders, cultures, identities, and abilities
Tailored support for emotional safety and resilience
Consent, relationships and body autonomy programmes in schools and youth settings
Easy-to-understand guides, tools, and information
Navigating trauma with a young person can be overwhelming. We’re here to help parents, caregivers, and trusted adults understand how to provide safe, empowering support and access the right services. Our approach includes parent and caregiver sessions, joint planning and wraparound care, and providing access to youth-specific resources so you can navigate this journey together.
We offer programmes in schools and community spaces that teach essential skills for young people. These sessions cover healthy relationships, consent and communication, and emotional wellbeing and body safety. Our programmes are inclusive and culturally responsive, with adaptations available for neurodiverse and disabled youth.
