Te Tahi support 10 to 24 year olds in the Christchurch region by providing a ‘one-stop shop’ for medical, sexual and mental health services, as well as mentoring and employment support to help you...
The Christchurch Youth Council (CYC) was founded in the 1990's, and was initially a subsidiary body underneath the Christchurch City Council. A few years later, the decision was made to shift it from...
As the first of its kind in New Zealand, Youth Hub Christchurch aims to be the turning point in the lives of young people aged 10-25. Based in the heart of Christchurch, their goal is to create a...
Diabetes NZ Canterbury Youth is a newly established branch, who aim to provide educational and emotional support through lobbying, camps, activities, books, equipment and...
ibd&Me is a website for children and youth with IBD (Irritable Bowel Disease). It is run by Crohn's Colitis NZ, with the aim of supporting you in transitioning through your teenage years,...
The Y’s NEET Youth Service helps 16 or 17 year olds who are NEET (not in education, employment or training), or 15 year olds who are no longer attending school (have an ELX from Ministry of...
The Y’s NEET Youth Service helps 16 or 17 year olds who are NEET (not in education, employment or training), or 15 year olds who are no longer attending school (have an ELX from Ministry of...
Presbyterian Support has provided social services in the upper South Island for over 115 years. We've come a long way since we had a handful of children's homes in Christchurch!
Our vision is for an...
Motivationz is based in Christchurch and runs a variety of innovative, quality coaching programmes in Netball, Swimming and Rugby available to any young person interested in improving their basic...
Kia ora, Talofa lava, Welcome
Comcol are a catalyst for change for young people. Their youth coaches and tutors empower success through education, training and wrap-around support. While the...
Life’s complicated! everybody needs a hand sometimes. Youth service can help you figure out the hard stuff so you can focus on what’s important: yourself, your whānau and your future.
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