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< Back Voices of the Valley Festival Film East Bay REAP Target Age: 12-24 Address: 1567 Kopuriki Road, Murupara 3079, New Zealand When: 21 May 2026 5:00 pm huia@eastbayreap.org.nz As part of Youth Week 2026 (18–24 May), we will deliver a Valley Short Film Challenge for young people aged 9 years and over from Murupara, Ruatāhuna, Kaingaroa, Waiohau, Galatea, and Minginui. Rangatahi will work in small groups to create a 1–3 minute short film that shares their voices, identity, and what matters to them in their community. Films will be created using phones or basic devices, with no prior experience required, ensuring the project is accessible and inclusive. The challenge builds confidence, creativity, teamwork, and digital storytelling skills, while providing a platform for young people in rural communities to be heard. Completed films will be showcased during Youth Week as part of the Voices of the Valley Film Festival, celebrating local stories and youth voice. Previous Next

< Back Code of Ethics Learn more about the standards we expect from everyone in our sector. The Code of Ethics for Youth Work in Aotearoa sets the standard for safe, ethical, and effective youth work practice. It reflects the values of Mana Taiohi and provides a framework to guide decision-making, strengthen professional integrity, and ensure the rights and wellbeing of rangatahi remain at the centre of our work. Download Resources Previous Next

< Back Small Town, Big Ideas Other Youthtown Waikato Target Age: 13-15 Address: When: 18 May 2026 3:00 pm reilly.williams@youthtown.org.nz PRIVATE EVENT Small Town, Big Ideas is a Youth Week event designed to empower young women from rural communities in Ngaruawahia and Ōtorohanga to share their ideas, voices, and aspirations. Inspired by a “Shark Tank” style format, participants will work in small teams to develop and pitch creative ideas that could improve their communities, support young people, or create positive change. The event will provide a supportive and fun environment where young women can build confidence, develop leadership skills, and practice public speaking. With guidance from mentors and facilitators, participants will explore their passions, shape their ideas, and present them to a panel of local community leaders. The focus is not just on competition, but on encouragement, creativity, and celebrating the voices of young women. This event aligns with the theme of **Youth Week — Our voices matter! We deserve to be heard. By creating a platform specifically for rural young women, we aim to ensure their ideas and perspectives are valued and visible. Through this event we hope to inspire young women to see themselves as leaders and changemakers, strengthen connections within their communities, and encourage them to continue sharing their ideas long after the event ends. 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’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.

Our Membership Members are a core component of our peak body mahi, and help to shape the work Ara Taiohi does for the wider youth development community. As a Member, you will connect with hundreds of other members who share your heart for young people; together, we can continue to grow our influence for the benefit of all taiohi. Meet our Current Members Membership Structure Personal Members Ara Taiohi Personal membership is open to anyone who works with young people in a way that supports their positive youth development, or who works in the ecosystem of youth development that makes positive change for rangatahi. What are the benefits of membership? -Discounts on Ara Taiohi resources -Discounts on hui, events and conferences (such as INVOLVE) -Access to our regular e-newsletters and other communications -Voting and speaking rights at the Ara Taiohi AGM and Special General Meetings, and the option to be nominated to the Ara Taiohi Board. -Preferential application to our annual Youth Week grants scheme -Early access to Ara Taiohi trainings -The opportunity to inform and influence how we advocate for issues affecting rangatahi, the youth development sector and its workforce But more importantly, you would be joining our collective commitment to the investment into the taiohi of Aotearoa, and into the growth of this community. The greatest benefit you can get from joining Ara Taiohi is what you put in… so become a members and let us know how you’d like to get involved. What are the expectations of Members? Upon joining, Personal Members are asked to sign their commitment to upholding Mana Taiohi – the principles of youth development, and the Code of Ethics for Youth Work. Members of the public can raise complaints about Ara Taiohi Members; if a Member were found to be in breach of Mana Taiohi or the Code of Ethics, then their membership could be revoked. Members are expected to pay an annual membership fee, which aligns with our financial year beginning 1 July. In years where Ara Taiohi can offer the option to opt out of fees, it is expected that members communicate in writing that they wish to take up this option. What is the cost? There is no application fee, but Members are charged an annual fee. This is dependent on your employment status. Waged (i.e. in paid employment): $80 +GST Unwaged (i.e. volunteers and students): $40 +GST Note: Annual renewal date is 1 July for membership fees. Members who join during the year pay a percentage according to a pro-rated payment system until they are aligned with the renewal date. In some years, Ara Taiohi may be able to offer the option to opt out of fees. Where this is offered, Personal Members need to indicate they are taking up this offer. Group Members Any organisation with an interest in the work of Ara Taiohi can become a Group Member. We especially encourage youth organisations or teams with a youth focus in their work to join. What are the benefits of membership? As a Group Member, any of your staff and volunteers are able to access the direct benefits included in membership: -Discounts on Ara Taiohi resources -Discounts on hui, events and conferences (such as INVOLVE) -Access to our regular e-newsletters and other communications -Voting and speaking rights at the Ara Taiohi AGM and Special General Meetings, and the option to be nominated to the Ara Taiohi Board. -Preferential application to our annual Youth Week grants scheme -Early access to Ara Taiohi trainings -The opportunity to inform and influence how we advocate for issues affecting rangatahi, the youth development sector and its workforce But more importantly, you would be joining our collective commitment to the investment into the taiohi of Aotearoa, and into the growth of this community. The greatest benefit you can get from joining Ara Taiohi is what you put in… so become a members and let us know how you’d like to get involved. What are the expectations of Members? Upon joining, Group Members are asked to sign their commitment to upholding Mana Taiohi – the principles of youth development, and the Code of Ethics for Youth Work. Members of the public can raise complaints about Ara Taiohi Members; if a Member were found to be in breach of Mana Taiohi or the Code of Ethics, then their membership could be revoked. Group Members are expected to pay an annual membership fee, which aligns with our financial year beginning 1 July. In years where Ara Taiohi can offer the option to opt out of fees, it is expected that members communicate in writing that they wish to take up this option. A Primary Contact is required as the main point of contact for your Group Membership. This person will receive our emails about your membership, keep your organisation details updated and be able to vote on behalf of your organisation at our AGM. If the person designated as your Primary Contact were to leave the organisation, you would be required to provide a new Primary Contact. What is the cost? There is no application fee, but Members are charged an annual fee. This is dependent on the number of people in your organisation working with rangatahi: -Tiny: (1-2 FTE working directly with young people) $100 +GST -Small: (3-7 FTE working directly with young people) $165 +GST -Medium: (8-17 FTE working directly with young people) $385 +GST -Large: (18+ FTE working directly with young people) $550 +GST Note: Annual renewal date is 1 July for membership fees. Members who join during the year pay a percentage according to a pro-rated payment system until they are aligned with the renewal date. How can I connect if I don't want to be a Member? If you aren’t ready or aren’t interested in joining Ara Taiohi as a Member, then we’d still love to connect with you! The best way to do this is to join our mailing list so you can keep updated with our news. Join Mailing List Personal Members Joining Ara Taiohi as a Personal Member connects you with a national network of youth workers and provides access to professional development, resources, and collective advocacy. Apply Group Members Becoming a Group Member of Ara Taiohi strengthens your organisation’s connection to the youth development sector and offers tailored support, sector updates, and opportunities to influence positive change together. Apply Korowai Tupu Korowai Tupu is the Professional Association for Youth Work in Aotearoa. It is dedicated to supporting you in your professional identity whilst setting standards of best practice and accountability. Korowai Tupu also advocates for the profession of Youth Work and its workforce. Apply

< Back CONNECTED: Youth Week Short Films Film Day One Hapai te Hāeata + Te Aō Marama - Tauranga City Libraries Target Age: 12-24 Address: 21 Devonport Road, Tauranga 3110, New Zealand When: 22 May 2026 6:00 pm https://www.library.tauranga.govt.nz juliana@dofilm.co.nz Celebrate Youth Week with a powerful short film showcase! Join us for a special short film festival, brought to you by Youth Week, Day One, and Tauranga Library. The screening features a series of films created by young, emerging filmmakers. Come along to support youth voices, celebrate creativity, and experience meaningful storytelling that reflects the bonds that shape us all. Open to the whole whānau. Light snacks and refreshments provided. Previous Next

Homepage of Korowai Tupu, the Professional Association of Youth Work in Aotearoa Korowai Tupu Professional Association Korowai Tupu is the Professional Association for Youth Work in Aotearoa. It is dedicated to forming genuine relationships with young people, their whānau, and the wider community to promote positive youth development. Youth Work is a unique profession, and Aotearoa is a unique nation, which is why Korowai Tupu was designed by youth workers for youth workers to ensure it is an inclusive process for all, recognising experience, qualifications, and training. As part of the broader youth development ecosystem of Ara Taiohi, Korowai Tupu professional membership is focused on volunteers and paid youth workers who identify professionally or vocationally as a youth worker. Connected, we stand strong, fostering an environment that values collaboration and commitment to creating positive outcomesfor young people across Aotearoa. Whakapapa - our history Core Competencies Feedback & Complaints Professionalisation Consultation Korowai Tupu is engaging with youth workers across the country to build awareness and engagement on professional Youth Work, how our existing structures are working for youth workers and for young people. Learn More Korowai Tupu Membership Benefits Professional status recognising your mana as a youth worker. Raised profile and valuing of youth work across Aotearoa. Vehicle to meet the requirements of the Vulnerable Children’s Act. Career Development: Established qualifications, career pathways, and professional development opportunities. Being part of a community of youth workers, shaping and contributing to the voice of our profession. Support to understand and implement best practice in your Youth Work Be part of a collective voice for Youth Work and young people in Aotearoa. Promotes pay parity and conditions with other professions. Discounts are available for conferences and Kaiparahuarahi (our journal), etc. Quality Standards: Increased consistency, quality, and accountability of practice. In addition, Korowai Tupu membership includes all the benefits of Ara Taiohi membership , and you will be sent a certificate and welcome pack upon acceptance. Becoming a Member Meet our Current Members

Mana Taiohi Resources The following resources are a great starting point for learning more about Mana Taiohi. If you would like to kōrero about how Mana Taiohi can work in your workplace, please get in touch with our team. Mana Taiohi Training Check out our Trainings page to find out about our upcoming Mana Taoihi trainings in your rohe. Mana Taiohi in Kaiparahuarahi Check out our indepth discussion of Mana Taiohi in the second edition of Kaiparahuarahi, published in 2019. Kaiparahuarahi: Exploring Mana Taiohi

< Back Gaga Ball Showdown Games & Kai Youthtown Target Age: 12-15 Address: When: 20 May 2026 12:00 pm kale.sandri@youthtown.org.nz PRIVATE EVENT WITHIN SCHOOLS The Gaga Ball Youth Event gives students the chance to learn and enjoy a fun, fast-paced game while building teamwork and confidence. Youthtown will visit local schools to teach the basics before bringing students together for a friendly interschool tournament to crown the Waitaki Gaga Ball Champion. Created from ideas shared by local rangatahi, the event celebrates youth voice, connection, and active participation in the community. Previous Next

< Back Kaiparahuarahi Read the voices of our sector Kaiparahuarahi is the official journal of Youth Work in Aotearoa, providing a platform for reflection, research, and dialogue across the youth development sector. Grounded in Mana Taiohi and the values that guide youth work practice, Kaiparahuarahi shares the voices, insights, and experiences of youth workers, researchers, and rangatahi to strengthen and celebrate youth work in Aotearoa. Download Resources Previous Next

< Back TASI Health & Sport Tuvalu Alliance for Sustainable & Inclusive Development (TASI) Target Age: 12-24 Address: 96 Swanson Road, Henderson, Auckland 0610, New Zealand When: 22 May 2026 3:00 pm amesa.molotii@gmail.com This will be a week of various activities where our youth may be involved in different things. At least our TASI youth celebrates this week in two different events including cultural dance, games and kai and also join our partner with Peace walk activities. Previous Next

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 blniederberger@gmail.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 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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 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