Exclusive Services

This programme is for young wahine ages 12 to 18 years who need support to build confidence, self esteem and mentorship.  Perfect for any young wahine with anxiety and other mental health barriors.

In conjunction with the NZ Police this programme is designed for youth at risk or disengaged youth.  We provide a safe outlet, mentors and a place of belonging.

Every Wednesday at 5.30pm we run a free community goldie oldies and Parkinson class.  Parkinson’s boxing classes are non-combat workouts, meaning you won’t be fighting another person. Classes typically include exercises that help you improve hand-eye coordination, agility, speed, endurance, and strength.

We started up a class with a special education group and with great success we are now making more space to have more classes!

Seeing the fitness rates go up , the smiles get bigger , and laughter get louder, why wouldn't we!

We provide a safe space for each individual to come and be themselves and get fit while having fun.

The Saua programme is a youth porgramme for any youth needing support, mentor, discipline and structure.  Youth in this programme train every day of the week, and often many end up competing.  This provides them a safe place to be afterschool where they can be themselves.

Finally something so very close to my heart is launched!
Another community initiative “Sulu Moni” which means Genuine Light (name given kindly by Dr. Mercy Ah Sue Maliko - Samoan Methodist Church Palmerston North. She gifted this name to embody love and mutual respect in relationships.

We are now supporting the women’s refuge - empowering the wāhine to take back control, build confidence, build strength and teaching to love yourself first.

Enrolments are now available 

TAUAU TO PAKAHIWI

Mens shoulder to shoulder group

Every Tuesday morning 5.45am for a boxing session, followed by a free coffee and chat (in a very relaxed way).

Everyone is welcome! No cost!

Breakfast coming for our group 18th Feb

Please add yourself to this page:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/622951746018152/?ref=share_group_link&exp=9594

“Wow. I came away from our men's circle this morning full of joy and purpose. Feeling worthy. It's great to be alive. Blessed.”

“Just wanted to say how truly grateful and blessed I am to have and know such a fantastic bunch of brothers!!

The outpouring of aroha, tautoko and whakawhanāungatanga today actually caught me by surprise and brought out a few tears of gratitude.

Thank you for having my back, even though I didn't know I needed it.”

We support Alternate Education and mainstream schools, working with youth that don't fit the system. Regardless of the rangatahi's path, appearance or history every single rangatahi is welcome. We pride ourselves on every single person feeling like they belong somewhere.

Working with the NZ Police and Oranga Tamariki we provide "Alt Ed" for youth who are unable to be in the education system for safety reasons. We use an inquiry based teaching approach to ignite their learning and help develop life long habits.

This programme is being run in conjunction with the NZ Police helping our youth by offering this therapeutic setting to help them navigate challenging and emotional experiences.

Benefits of Equine Therapy:

• Emotional awareness

• Social skills

• Impulse control

• Confidence

• Trust and empathy

• Problem solving skills

Working together with the NZ Police and the Truancy team, we support youth that are disengaged within school and help support them to make goals, aspire to be great and support the youth back into the education system.

We aim to run two charity fights a year to help support Snapback and to provide youth at risk / suicide prevention programmes.