Supporting troubled young people to build the skills for success  Young New Zealanders have been in the headlines for all the wrong reasons recently: absenteeism, crime and struggles with mental health. How do we support them at critical points in life so they can grow the life skills they need to succeed?

Y Central ensures no kids miss out on physical activity thanks to Tu Manawa Funding Thanks to the Tū Manawa fund, kids at the Y Central Out of School Care (OSCAR) programmes have been trying out new sport, active recreation and play opportunities – at no extra cost to their families. Across

Putting ‘The Y’ in Community Wellington City Council announces a funding partnership with The Y to manage Te Pokapū Hapori – the new inner-city community centre opening at 107 Manners St in May. Along with the community centre, The Y will also manage the Youth Hub which is due to open

Wāhine Mana Mauri: empowering young Kiwi women to be more active Imagine eight days of mountain biking, high ropes, canyoning, tramping, and making new friends – and almost no time looking at your phone. It might not immediately sound like something teenagers would apply for, but the first-ever Wāhine Mana Mauri outdoor experience

Open Letter to Parents/ Caregivers in Aotearoa NZ We get it. We are parents too. It takes the wisdom of Solomon sometimes, to know what is ‘more’ safe, and what is ‘less’ safe. And wisdom is not easy to come by in a world where the information overload about what should

Meet Kevin Mara: Over 10 years living at the Y hostel in Lower Hutt In this article you will meet one of our tenants from the Y hostel in Lower Hutt. Kevin Mara has been living in our hostel for over a decade and he has absolutely loved every minute of it. Our