Gareth Hughes & Sally Hett.
From WEAll Aotearoa presented An Economic System for the Public Good! This webinar kauapapa challenged us to flip the script and move from people and planet in service to the economy to an economy in service to people and te taio.

Leaders gathered to move the building blocks in place for 2026.  With a vision to weave together a flourishing youth sector, we have handpicked proactive leaders from across the breadth of youth-facing sectors; from housing to health, education to employment and beyond.

Stories from the young people touched by our mahi, koorero from our Pou Aarahi, updates from our Board Chair, a peek at the financials and a look-back at an absolutely STACKED year.

Community Orgs gathered together for a fun and sun filled day of activities, ranging from competitive frizbee, to netball, to egg-and-spoon balancing!

Together, community leaders and change-makers from every corner the Kirikiriroa community sector worked side by side to dreamscape our creative visions for a collaborative future! This creative collaboration hui was co-facilitated by Holly from Community Waikato.

A holistic approach to becoming fully alive in an era of change: we weave interactive community practices, ritual, nature connection, deep ecology and personal reflection to slow down and reconnect with what truly matters.

Hosted by Hapori, in partnership with Digital Storytellers, Seeds for Change and Hive 11, this program prepared participants to support others to FIND, MAKE, EDIT & SHARE impactful stories that support projects, causes, and organizations.

The Te Aka Matua YSC aims to weave a flourishing Waikato youth sector together. By strengthening our connections and fostering collaboration between services, we improve rangatahi outcomes!

Something to Rave About served to FLIP THE SCRIPT on political engagement - with two different early-morning, high-energy raves designed to enrol taiohi (ages 17–40) to vote in 2025's Local Elections!