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Your Week Your Way Youth Week is a time to celebrate the value, awesomeness, and impact of rangatahi and to champion a society that genuinely supports young people to thrive. It's a moment for communities, whānau, and organisations to recognise what young people bring to the table: your creativity, your energy, your courage to imagine things differently, and the very real ways you shape the world around you every single day. More than a calendar event, Youth Week is a collective commitment to a society that supports young people to thrive. Hyping Each Other Up For rangatahi, Youth Week is something a little different. It's not about being handed a trophy for being young - it's an invitation to take up space, make noise, and celebrate the world you and your friends are already creating. It's a chance to amplify the things you care about, showcase what you're building, and connect with others who are doing the same. This week belongs to you - own it! Youth Week is your moment to use your voice to celebrate where you and your crew are at, and everything it took to get here. Look around at the people beside you and think about what they've achieved, what they've built, and the ways they show up every day. This is a week to hype your friends, acknowledge your peers, and shout out the people in your world who deserve to be seen. The friendships, the growth, the moments where you all showed up for each other, that's the stuff worth making noise about. And while you're at it, let yourself be celebrated too because every win you've claimed, every skill you've picked up, every time you backed yourself and it paid off, is worth recognising. So this week, celebrate each other loudly and proudly. Our Voice Matters - Ways to Celebrate Go support your mates - turn up to their game, comp, or training and cheer them on Try something new together - whether it's a random sport, a walk, a swim or just moving your body in a fun way Share your sporting story - you never know if might inspire someone else to start their Sport Shout out to your people - the friends who hype you up, the communities that welcomed you or the creators who inspire you! Create a highlight reel - dig out photos and clips that capture you and your mates' journey so far. Host a Youth Week gaming tournament - whatever the game and whatever the skill level. Online Celebrate your creative friends - ask about their work. go to their exhibitions and show them some aroha Plan a creative hangout - paint, draw, design, or make something together Share your mates' work (with permission) to help their voice and creativity reach more people Art Tell your story in public - write a post, record a video or speak at an event about something you've experienced or believe in. Submit your work somewhere new - send your ideas to a publication, a competition or a platform you've never tried before. Speak at something - volunteer to present, perform, or MC Spoken Word Go to your local Youth Week event and join in the performances and open mic nights Back your talented mates - stream their music, attend their shows and hype them up online Create something together - dance, freestyle or jam, Express yourself! Music & Dance Cook & share a meal - gather your friends and whānau for some kai Document the week - appoint yourself the unofficial archivist of your Youth Week and capture everything through photos, journalling or sketching Do something for your community - organise a clean up, create a mural or plant something! Other Resources for Celebrating Youth Week Logo Download Youth Week Image 2026 Download Download Youth Week Posters Download Download Customisable Youth Week Posters - Add your own details Edit Edit Edit Edit Customisable Email Signature Edit Customisable Social Media Tiles Edit Edit Edit Edit

Youth Led Events Youth-led events are what make Youth Week come alive. Every year, rangatahi around Aotearoa dream up and run their own celebrations - stuff that reflects who they are and what they care about. We’ve seen everything from epic, once-in-a-lifetime experiences to chill hangouts and sharing kai with the community. Whatever it looks like, Youth Week hits different when it’s led by young people your young people, and that energy is what makes the festival of events so special. Want to build your leadership skills & be part of a team that plans a Youth Week event? Planning a Youth Week event starts with figuring out what you and your crew care about. Think about the kind of vibe you want - something creative, something active, something chill, something that brings people together, or something that uses your voice to spark change. Plan My Event Running a public event? Add your event to this year's events calendar to spread the word to rangatahi near you! Add My Event Find an event near you Choose a date Filter by Region Select Region Filter by Event Type Select Event Type Clear Rosehill College Community Youth Week Fun Run Auckland Health & Sport 24 May 2026 Learn More Taiohi Collective Northland Games & Kai 22 April 2026 Learn More Youth Boxfit Canterbury Health & Sport 20 May 2026 Learn More Hot Takes and Hot Pools Canterbury Youth Voice 20 May 2026 Learn More CollaborARTive Wellington Art 18 May 2026 Learn More Made by Us 2.0 Wellington Music & Dance 22 May 2026 Learn More Young, Free & Pacific Auckland Auckland Educational, Cultural, Youth Voice 20 May 2026 Learn More Te Tangi o Te Pīpīwharauroa Waikato Youth Voice, Games & Kai, Health & Sport, Art, Music & Dance, Cultural 22 May 2026 Learn More The Park Link-Up Waikato Games & Kai 20 May 2026 Learn More I.Lead Showcase Day Canterbury Youth Voice 21 May 2026 Learn More Create and Sip Wellington Art 21 May 2026 Learn More Rangatahi Sip & Paint Northland Other 20 May 2026 Learn More Ngā Tākaro Maia Canterbury Cultural 24 May 2026 Learn More Run 4 Life Northland Health & Sport 24 May 2026 Learn More Voices on Canvas Southland Art 19 May 2026 Learn More Rā Hākinakina Waikato Health & Sport 21 May 2026 Learn More Youth Week Wellness Yoga Drop In Auckland Health & Sport 20 May 2026 Learn More Youthline Wellington's Youth Week Community Mural. Wellington Art 23 May 2026 Learn More Student Splash Canterbury Health & Sport 23 May 2026 Learn More Ultraviolet Youth Week Concert Wellington Music & Dance 23 May 2026 Learn More Our Voice matters, we deserve to be heard Waikato Cultural 18 May 2026 Learn More Youth led Forum and workshop and youth talent showcase & Arts night market Otago Educational 18 May 2026 Learn More Voices of the Valley Festival Bay of Plenty Film 21 May 2026 Learn More Fresh Cuts: Youth Barber Pop-Up Auckland Youth Market 22 May 2026 Learn More Kāpiti Rangatahi 3x3 Hoops Fest Wellington Health & Sport 23 May 2026 Learn More Youth Week Café Series Taranaki Games & Kai 20 May 2026 Learn More Te Mana o Kupu Northland Youth Voice 20 May 2026 Learn More Youth Talent Quest Bay of Plenty Youth Voice 18 May 2026 Learn More Podcasting and Pizza Waikato Youth Voice 19 May 2026 Learn More TASI Auckland Health & Sport 22 May 2026 Learn More Eid al-Adha Celebration Otago Other 23 May 2026 Learn More Hear Us Live! – Youth Open Mic & Creative Jam Night Waikato Music & Dance 23 May 2026 Learn More Mauri tu Mauri Ora Bay of Plenty Health & Sport 18 May 2026 Learn More Slaying Sayings Wellington Youth Voice 21 May 2026 Learn More Female Self-Defence Canterbury Health & Sport 18 May 2026 Learn More The Amazing Youth Volunteer Race Northland Games & Kai 18 May 2026 Learn More Youth Impact Awards Canterbury Youth Voice 22 May 2026 Learn More Youth Voices for Respect – Your Response Matters Auckland 22 May 2026 Learn More Youth Art Exhibition Canterbury Art 18 May 2026 Learn More E-Day: Youth E-Waste Drive Auckland Other 23 May 2026 Learn More Taiohi Collective Northland Youth Voice 22 May 2026 Learn More Play Your Way: Your Game, Your Rules Otago Health & Sport 19 May 2026 Learn More She Climbs Youth-Led Community Bouldering Day Auckland Health & Sport 23 May 2026 Learn More Free Community Sport with Cultural performance Auckland Cultural 22 May 2026 Learn More Ball 4 Hauora Bay of Plenty Health & Sport 20 May 2026 Learn More TYC Market & Busking Event *Tatinga Whakarongo* Waikato Youth Market 23 May 2026 Learn More Our Voices Matter! A Pop-up Community Art Space Southland Art 18 May 2026 Learn More Junction Slam Auckland Youth Voice 20 May 2026 Learn More Wairua day Wellington Other 23 May 2026 Learn More

Standing with Rangatahi Youth Week is a reminder to celebrate the young people in your life - not just acknowledge them in passing, but really see them. The rangatahi around you are already doing remarkable things; shaping their friendships with care, navigating a complex world with resilience, and bringing energy and ideas that make your world richer! This week is an invitation to tell them so. It doesn't take a grand gesture - it takes intention. Take a moment to look at the young people in your life and ask yourself what you'd want them to know about the difference they make. Celebrating with intention In your community Check out what Youth Week events are happening in your region, see if they need volunteers, donate prizes, or help spread the word Organise your own celebration at work, in your community, or with your whānau to publicly celebrate rangatahi Use your platform to amplify rangatahi -share their events, art, music, or whakaaro with your networks Download our digital assets to show your support. Add Youth Week to your email signature, print a poster, or share on your socials Advocate for rangatahi, speak up in spaces where decisions are being made that impact them With the rangatahi in your ao Send a message, have a kōrero, and remind them why they matter to you Make space to really listen, be open, curious, and led by rangatahi voices (not just responding, but hearing them) Reflect on your mahi, where do rangatahi show up in your work or spaces? How are you including their voices, and does it truly whakamana them? Celebrate their wins - big or small. Acknowledgement goes a long way in building confidence and connection Grow together Support youth-led ideas even if they’re different to what you would do. Back their leadership and trust their perspective Create opportunities for rangatahi to lead whether that’s at work, in your community, or at home Learn from rangatahi. Listen to youth-led podcasts, follow youth creators, and stay open to new whakaaro and perspectives Resources for Celebrating Youth Week Logo Download Youth Week Image 2026 Download Download Youth Week Posters Download Download Customisable Youth Week Posters - Add your own details Edit Edit Edit Edit Customisable Email Signature Edit Customisable Social Media Tiles Edit Edit Edit Edit

< Back Rosehill College Community Youth Week Fun Run Health & Sport Rosehill College Target Age: 12-24 Address: 5 Edinburgh Avenue, Rosehill, Auckland 2113, New Zealand When: 24 May 2026 12:00 pm https://forms.gle/8uLNNUBTb7cmwELV9 m.powell@rosehillcollege.school.nz Fun Run – Week 5 | Sunday 24 May Get ready for an exciting day of colour, challenge, and community spirit! Join us for our upcoming Fun Run on Sunday 24th May, from 12pm. This is a Youth Week event, proudly organised and run by our student leaders. Enjoy a vibrant colour run, take on the obstacle course, and grab a bite from our food trucks or sausage sizzle. Whether you come on your own or with friends and whānau, there’s something for everyone—so get involved and show your support! This event is part of our effort to support Canteen, with funds going towards helping young people affected by cancer. Previous Next

< Back Youthline Wellington's Youth Week Community Mural. Art Youthline Wellington Inc. Target Age: 12-24 Address: 42 Ghuznee Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand When: 23 May 2026 10:00 am Kane.nicholls@youthline.co.nz Come along and help us paint a mural of a flower field. Stamp your hand to create the grass for the field and paint a flower or a bug of your choice to add to the scenery. We are looking for anyone creative or not to help us with this project, we will have stencil templates to paint which are designed by young people to use as well. During this event we will also have a sausage sizzle and baked goods for the young people to enjoy for free! If things become too much we will have a wellbeing corner set up with beanbags and games too. Previous Next

Tāhono Helping shape the future of youth work and young people in Aotearoa In November, Aotearoa will have its next General Election. This isn’t just a chance to decide who will govern our country, but to influence the directions they will take. Together, we’re creating two sets of policy directives to take to politicians across the political spectrum before the election. Government decisions shape funding, accountability, and the conditions within which youth work operates in. It's important that the voice of our sector is part of shaping those decisions. We will also be sharing these with the wider sector for you to use in your own conversations with your local MPs. We’re building from the the findings of Mahi Tūturu , and we’re asking youth workers and agencies across the motu to be part of this too. Your input helps shape what we take to MPs, the stories we back it up with, and the cases we make. Take part We are gathering whakaaro on two main topics The value of youth development We're focusing on the value of youth development: who we are, why we're needed, and how the government can support an empowered youth development ecosystem where rangatahi thrive. Explore related work Safe practice in youth work We're also focusing on what safe practice should look like in youth work. What should accountability, support, and any form of registration look like to ensure young people are safe, and youth workers are well supported? Find out more Here's how you can participate What we take to government will be shaped by what you share. This is a chance to make sure the realities of your work, and the needs of young people you support, are reflected in the priorities we put in front of decision-makers. There are a few different ways to get involved - whether you want to share your reflections, ask questions, or just start the conversation. Share your thoughts Share your thoughts and experiences via our online survey. It only takes a couple of minutes to complete. Take the survey We're coming to you We are connecting with as many regions as possible ā-tinana. Check out how close we are coming to you. Meet with us Regional networks We're connecting with regional networks. Ask your local network how they're planning to participate. Find your network Online webinar If you prefer to connect online, join our online webinar on Thursday 28 May, 11-12pm. Register Chat with us directly We are always happy to meet online one-to-one or with groups with those interested in knowing more. Contact us Who we're connecting with We want to hear from people right across the youth development sector. Alongside open ways to participate, we’re creating dedicated spaces to connect more intentionally with different parts of the sector. If you'd like to be part of this kōrero, we'd really value your input. Connect with our Practice Lead at tyler.ngatai@arataiohi.org.nz If you are Māori We’re committed to engaging in ways that reflect our responsibilities under Te Tiriti o Waitangi and to ensuring Māori voices help lead and shape this work. This includes connecting ā-tinana with whānau, hapū, and iwi across the motu with support from the Workforce Futures Fund, and working closely with Ngā Kaihoe and the Māori youth development workforce. We’ll also be providing a space for Māori voices to come together and share whakaaro through an online forum for Ngā Kaihoe members. If you have experience with the Care System It’s important that this work reflects the experiences of those connected to the care system. We’ve already engaged through the VOYCE Whakarongo Mai conference, connecting with Kaiwhakamana and care-experienced young people, and we’ll continue to build on these relationships. We’re also working with Oranga Tamariki to connect with youth workers across their network. Alongside this, we’re keen to connect with organisations and youth workers in the community who are supporting young people in care. If you want to know more, please connect with Jane at executive.officer@arataiohi.org.nz We are connecting with as many regions as possible ā-tinana Come find us on the road! If you're wanting more information on exact times and locations, please reach out to Tyler Ngātai at tyler.ngatai@arataiohi.org.nz Te Tai Tokerau Whangarei - Monday 4th May Kaikohe - Tuesday 5th May Kaitaia - Wednesday 6th May Whakatū Whakatū Marae - Monday 11th May Nelson Tasman Youth Workers Network - Tuesday 12th May Tauranga Bay of Plenty Youth Development Trust - Friday 15th May Rotorua Rotorua - Monday 25th May Taranaki New Plymouth - Thursday 18th June Hāwera - Friday 19th June Stay tuned We'll update this webpage as more events get confirmed.

Ara Taiohi is the peak body for youth development in Aotearoa. We are connected to 4,000 people who work with young people every day. Our sector is based on a positive youth development approach which focuses on nurturing young people’s strengths and abilities, fostering their healthy development, and promoting positive engagement with their communities. Ara Taiohi is the peak body for youth development in Aotearoa. We are connected to 4,000 people who work with young people every day. Our sector is based on a positive youth development approach which focuses on nurturing young people’s strengths and abilities, fostering their healthy development, and promoting positive engagement with their communities. Learn More about Youth Work in Aotearoa Get Involved Join the nationwide celebration of young people and festival of events across Aotearoa!

Supervision Supervision in our sector is less about oversight more about a relationship, ideally external to your organisation, that asks the question: how super is your vision or how well do you see the work you do? The supervision relationship parallels the relationship we have with young people. Supervision provides youth workers with a safe place to reflect on professional development, personal support, organisational and practice issues, and to seek opportunities to increase effectiveness, safety and accountability within their practice. The Code of Ethics requires that youth workers actively participate in regular supervision. Find a supervisor to work with Join our supervisor database Meet some of our supervisors Supervision gives youth workers a safe space to reflect, grow their practice, and get the support they need to do their best work with young people. Maybe some of our supervisors who are also members of Korowai Tupu, the professional association for youth workers. Tayla Taylor Tayla Taylor (she/her) is a passionate youth development advocate, Korowai Tupu Member and trainer in Mana Taiohi and Code of Ethics. Recently qualified in professional supervision, Tayla is excited to support youth workers through reflective, strengths-based supervision that upholds ethical, safe, and competent practice. Qualifications : Bachelor of Social Work Post-Graduate Certificate in Professional Supervision Sarah Finlay Robinson Ko Sarah Finlay-Robinson ahau. Kei Tāmaki Makaurau e noho ana. I care deeply about youth workers and the vital role you play in helping taiohi thrive. For the past seven years, I’ve been offering external professional supervision. I offer supervision that is strengths-based, reflective, and relational. Qualifications: Level 5 Certificate in Supervision Te Ara Reo Māori (Levels 1 & 2) Level 5 Certificate in Adult Teaching & Learning Master of Health Science Postgraduate Diploma in Development Studies Bachelor of Arts Supervision Scrapbook The Scrapbook provides practical information and exercises to help anyone working with young people strengthen their supervision practice. Buy the book

Supervisor Database List Filter by Locations Select Locations Eli Fraser Online Taranaki National eli.fraser@outlook.co.nz Avalu Tupou Tausala Online Waikato avalutausala9@gmail.com Anaru Kerei-Gray Online Northland Auckland Waikato Bay of Plenty Gisborne Hawke's Bay Taranaki Manawatu - Whanganui Wellington Nelson - Tasman Marlborough West Coast Canterbury Otago Southland National culturaladvicemaori@gmail.com Kelli Bennett Auckland kabennett@me.com Ahoia Atevalu Online cultivatingpathways@gmail.com Jessica Speechlay Online, Wellington, Over the phone jspeechlay@hotmail.co.nz Bradie Niederberger Online, Auckland, Face to Face info@bradieniederberger.com Lazarus Haurua-Long Auckland, Nationwide, Online, Face to Face lazarus.haurua@gmail.com Jess Ngahere Online, Waikato ariroacollective@gmail.com Peter Shimwell Auckland, Online, Face to Face, Over the phone shimpads@aol.com Louise Taylor Auckland, Online, Nationwide, Face to Face, Over the phone louise.supervision@outlook.com Jayce Maumalo Nationwide, Online, Over the phone tmaumalo@gmail.com Charmaine Tuhaka Gisborne, Hawke's Bay, Online charmainetuhaka@gmail.com Joshua Saua Online, Wellington info@themaintenancehub.co.nz Adam Bouman Online Auckland adam@navigating-space.com Lazarus Haurua-Long Online, Face to Face, Over the phone lazarus.haurua@gmail.com Mark Donaldson Online, Auckland, Nationwide pulse360supervision@gmail.com Tabby Besley Nationwide, Online, Wellington talkingwithtabby@gmail.com Feleti Hema Online Canterbury National feleti@cawmentoring.com Joshua Peauafi Wellington joshuapeauafi@gmail.com Alan Tāne Solomon Online alan@atscoach.com External Supervision Services - Maralyn MacLeod Wellington externalsupervision@gmail.com Saskia Walsh National supervisionaotearoa@gmail.com Rod Baxter Manawatu-Whanganui rodbaxter28@gmail.com Janell Vaughn Online Wellington janell.vaughn@gmail.com Jayne Mercier Online jaynemercier@gmail.com Paul Thompson Wellington paul@uhcyt.org.nz Shane Kennard Waikato shane.kennard@outlook.com Kirk Vette Auckland kirkdv@gmail.com Shannon Clarke Waikato shannon@inspirationjunkies.co.nz Sarah Vaelua Manawatu-Whanganui sarahvaelua@gmail.com Marilyn Lockwood Auckland mpheenyx@gmail.com Heather Blissett Online Wellington heather.7.blissett@gmail.com Andrew Anaru Gray National culturaladvicemaori@gmail.com Mikaere Pewhairangi Wellington oradsgn@gmail.com Steve Toelupe Wellington conschucks@yahoo.com Karen Shepherd National Karenconsultant@outlook.com Vincent Underwood Wellington vince.shea.underwood@gmail.com Fiona Wells Canterbury Fiona@innerwork.co.nz Laverne Robinson Auckland lavernesupervisor@gmail.com Sebastiano Scalia Canterbury sebscalianz@icloud.com Joel Brittenden Canterbury joel@innerwork.co.nz Madeleine Taylor Wellington madeleine@peopleskillsconsulting.co.nz Sulia Jackman Auckland Suliajackman@hotmail.com Toia Chase Waikato toiachase@gmail.com Rachel Hawthorne Canterbury rachel@transformingconversations.nz Tim Foote Wellington tim.foote.supervision@protonmail.com Mandy Davis Bay of Plenty mandyd.supervision@gmail.com Daisy Halafihi-Ta'ufo'ou Online Auckland National dtsupervision@gmail.com Bronwyn Kerr Wellington ngatimanene@gmail.com Silja Baer Manawatu-Whanganui siljabaer@gmail.com Janine Felton Auckland janine@celebratinglifecoaching.co Liz Kinley Wellington elizk@xtra.co.nz Bonnie Tainui Online Canterbury magnoliasyou@outlook.com Troy Wathey Hawke's Bay troywathey@hotmail.com Caroline Ripley Auckland caroline.ripley3028@gmail.com Daniela Gonzalez-Bea Auckland nourishingartstherapy@gmail.com Elise Anderson Online Wellington elise@edjestrengths.com Cassino Smith National Culturaladvicesupervisorexpert@gmail.com Rachel Windle Northland rachel.windle@xtra.co.nz Jannine Bhawan Wellington janninebhawan25@gmail.com Sally Beale Otago sally.beale@protonmail.com Mandy Hay Wellington mandyhaynz@yahoo.co.nz Jeremy Le Comte Auckland jeremy.m.lecomte@hotmail.com Liesl Niania-Sharples Auckland lieslani77@gmail.com Gaylene Delaney Bay of Plenty info@embracelife.co.nz Sharee Retallick Canterbury sharee.retallick@gmail.com David Pepe John Auckland akono.consultancy@gmail.com Nicolette Norval National info@narrativesoflife.co.nz Tanya Drewery Wellington tdrewerysupervision@gmail.com Paola Montanaro Marlborough info@therapytides.co.nz Kim Freeth Online Marlborough kfreethfighter@gmail.com Amy Colonna Online Bay of Plenty restoretauranga@outlook.co.nz Lawrence Manase Auckland law@trukat.org.nz Gayle Lauder Canterbury g.dotlauder@gmail.com Anjali Naran-Butler Manawatu-Whanganui anj@hwc.org.nz Raelene Hoogeveen Waikato nrom.rae@gmail.com Alison Jagger Canterbury simplybhealing@gmail.com Te Rangianiwaniwa Herewini Northland kim_mahu@hotmail.com Ameet Londhe Auckland ameet.londhe@gmail.com Silvia Purdie Wellington silvia.purdie@gmail.com William Toia Auckland willresolute@gmail.com Tetteh Lomotey Wellington ELomotey22@gmail.com Maria Panga Auckland pangario@windowslive.com Curtis Higginson Canterbury curtis@bbbs.nz Marie-Rose Joseph marierosejoseph51@gmail.com Vicky Finlayson Waikato vickyfcounsellor@gmail.com Sumita Sumita Waikato office@youarethetherapist.com Cory James Northland cory@tuhiata.org.nz Cera James Northland cera@tuhiata.org.nz Tracy Taipari National cathleentai@hotmail.co.nz Robert Wilson National pyoc1966@gmail.com Tyson Walters Auckland tyson@incouragesupervision.com Tania To'oa Seiuli National tarniyah001@gmail.com Deb Stanfield National stanfield.deb@gmail.com Julie-Ann Robb-O'Connell National julierobboconnell@gmail.com Dacia Davison Online dacia@daciadavison.com Heidi Threlfo National heidi.threlfo@gmail.com Charissa Kavermann Auckland charissa.kavermann@gmail.com Isedora Lewis Wellington izzynz@gmail.com Melesina Umeano National meleumeano@hotmail.com Helen Willetts National willetts53@gmail.com Linda Paealiki National|Auckland lpaealiki03@gmail.com Andy Smith Online Otago andy@pursuelifeinc.com Miranda Palmer Auckland miranda.palmer@gmail.com Phil Trotter Canterbury philtrotter52@gmail.com Alannah Meredith Vatau Auckland alannahmeredithvatau@gmail.com Megan Evans Wellington meganexternalsupervisor@gmail.com Lulu Cooper Waikato CoopsLu712@hotmail.com Suzanne Cocker Manawatu-Whanganui suzannecocker.pohutukawaplace@gmail.com Jon Pearce Bay of Plenty jpprosupervision@gmail.com Allysia Kraakman Online Waikato nzholisticperformance@gmail.com Morgan Dando Taranaki Morgandando@gmail.com Lauren Reedy Hawke's Bay Lauren.Reedy@outlook.com Miriam Sessa Auckland sessaconsultants@gmail.com Lucinda Cassin Waikato lucinda@kahikitia.co.nz Amy-Leigh Hopa Waikato amyleighhopa@gmail.com Freda Amopiu Bay of Plenty fredaamopiu@gmail.com Jane Suzanne Caffery Waikato jane.caffery@yahoo.co.nz Tessa Aranga Canterbury tessa.aranga@icloud.com Linda Bougen Canterbury linda@headlinesupervision.co.nz Leah Rothman Wellington leahisasupervisor@gmail.com Julie McGregor Online Canterbury julie@juliemcgregor.co.nz Siaosi Andrew Ulugia Auckland andrew@epicsoulprojects.co.nz Fiona Mackinnon Auckland mackfim@gmail.com Heather Came Wellington dr.heather.came@gmail.com Olivia Hart Auckland hart_olivia@hotmail.com Tupefou Serah Kapeteni Auckland landskape2@gmail.com Paia Lauvi Wellington plauvi@xtra.co.nz Aimee Maaka Wellington Aimee.maaka@manareports.co.nz Andy Kapeli Online Auckland andy.supervision@gmail.com Aioo Donna Tavita Online Northland Auckland Waikato Bay of Plenty Gisborne Hawke's Bay Taranaki Manawatu - Whanganui Wellington Nelson - Tasman Marlborough West Coast Canterbury Otago Southland National donna.charlie18@gmail.com Matt Swank Wellington matt@lifeinc.co.nz Irka Omoboni-Soulat Online Auckland irka@xtra.co.nz Anne Honey-Monk Online Bay of Plenty awaihihoney@yahoo.co.nz Kristina Cavit Auckland Kristinacavit@gmail.com Lydiah Njeru National lidsnjeru@gmail.com Tammie Metcalfe Manawatu-Whanganui tammie.metcalfe@gmail.com Kirsten Smith Online Wellington kirstensmith40@gmail.com 'Avalu Tupou Tausala Waikato avalutausala9@gmail.com Dr. Helen Tau'au-Filisi Online Auckland helenftauau@gmail.com Sebastian Maedler Canterbury maedlersebastian@gmail.com Louise Sue Canterbury louisesuemahi@gmail.com Rowan Cant Auckland rowan.cant.bsw@gmail.com Steve Holmes Bay of Plenty steve.holmes74@outlook.com Julie Ryle Online Bay of Plenty Julie.ryle@aspiretherapy.co.nz Belinda Urquhart Online Hawke's Bay National Belle@essentialchoices.co.nz Falefatu Nimarota Wellington falefatu.nimarota@ohf.org.nz Emma Hamilton Auckland emma.ham76@gmail.com Leisa Moorhouse leisa_moorhouse@outlook.com Paranahia Roera riana.roera@hotmail.co.nz Olivia Giffney Canterbury oliviagiffneycounselling@gmail.com Vadelia Le Geyt Hawke's Bay jobhunters.v@gmail.com Kirsty Robinson Online Manawatu - Whanganui kirzt.holland@gmail.com Sarah McDonald Gisborne segulahcoaching@outlook.co.nz Joel Keegan Hastings Waikato j.k.hastings@outlook.com Hannah Keller Online Manawatu - Whanganui hrkeller635@gmail.com Selesa Stacie Iosefa Gae'e Auckland selesagaee@yahoo.com Shane Hooper Canterbury shanehoopernz@gmail.com Ai Kihara Online Auckland ai@hanacounselling.com Mark Taylor Canterbury mark@innerwork.co.nz Karen Howieson Online Nelson - Tasman kmhowieson67@gmail.com Kandas Gee Northland kandas@kandasgeesupervisor.co.nz Fiona Smorag Online Auckland info@iptonline.co.nz Bridie Marsden-Boyd Online Canterbury boyd.bridie@gmail.com C(Kere) Fransen Online Canterbury kongaawairaarangahou@gmail.com Danae Bernard Online danae.spyda@gmail.com Smrithi Sriram Auckland smrithisriram94@gmail.com Deborah Swaney Canterbury swaneydeborah@gmail.com Moana Mitchell Northland moana@tekorowai.org.nz Libb Blore Auckland libbyblore@bigtings.co.nz Rosalina Vai Auckland vairosalina08@gmail.com Tony Yuretich Bay of Plenty tony.yuretich@icloud.com Naveed Ahmed Auckland extsupervision@gmail.com Steve Holmes Bay of Plenty steve.holmes74@outlook.com Moana Everton Manawatu-Whanganui moana_e@hotmail.com Ritchie Telfer Canterbury ritchie.telfer@gmail.com Sarah Finlay Robinson Auckland incommonprojects@gmail.com Wyatt Butcher Canterbury wyattbutcher99@gmail.com Talei Bryant talei.bryant@whs.co.nz Olivia van de Veen Wellington olivia.pipiri@outlook.com Brooke Ashton Otago Brookeashton95@hotmail.com Rose Whanga rose.whanga24@gmail.com Cherida Fraser Wellington cheridafraser@gmail.com

< Back Slaying Sayings Youth Voice Upper Hutt Libraries Target Age: 12-21 Address: 844 Fergusson Drive, Upper Hutt Central, Upper Hutt 5018, New Zealand When: 21 May 2026 4:00 pm kirstie.stevens@uhcc.govt.nz Sonnet, ode, slam poetry, free verse, haiku, improv – what's your jam? Come along and share your poetic side at our casual open mic session. This is a great opportunity to listen to our creative youth and to celebrate their inspiring storytelling. Please note: With honest, heartfelt experiences and powerful emotions, content may be jarring. Previous Next

< Back Taiohi Collective Games & Kai Kaikohe Solomon Group. Target Age: 12-24 Address: 36 Recreation Road, Kaikohe 0405, New Zealand When: 22 April 2026 4:00 pm denise.brophy@solomongroup.co.nz Run by Sport Northland. Start Time 4.00pm to 9pm. Activities include, health sports, music and dance, games and kai, cultural, auntie's tent and Youth voice. Kaikohe Solomon Group will be supporting under the umbrella as a collab. We will be running mini games and contributing to kai and prizes for this event. Previous Next

< Back Te Mana o Kupu Youth Voice Whangaroa Health Services Trust Target Age: 15-19 Address: Leigh Street, Kaeo, New Zealand When: 20 May 2026 3:30 pm hillary.sheard@whst.org.nz A youth-led creative forum designed to empower Rangatahi to share their thoughts on the issues that matter most to them through various multimedia communication platforms. Previous Next