Our Whānau
We work with the most at-risk and vulnerable whānau in South Auckland, the Far North and beyond through our programmes and mobile one-day courses. These families have often tried multiple courses before being referred to us.
Our programmes are tailored to address the challenges our community face including depression, drug and alcohol abuse, domestic violence, suicide, sexual abuse, and family breakdown, so that tamariki are given every opportunity to reach their full potential.
We work with the most at-risk and vulnerable whānau in South Auckland, the Far North and beyond through our programmes and mobile one-day courses. These families have often tried multiple courses before being referred to us.
See below for our latest programme statistics for the 2024 financial year
Whānau reached through our programmes
Impacting up to 1,500 children
Attended the Life Restoration Course
Exploring how past trauma affects individuals, relationships and families
Hours of engagement that whānau received
Addressing individual past trauma, emotional and behavioural responses
Whānau engagements made
Contact made with whānau to provide support or counsel
Whānau attended our Community Leadership Programme
Equipping and empowering emerging leaders to mentor others in the community
We surveyed clients before and after the Family Restoration Course to track their progress both short term and long term (up to one year)
There are three categories of indicators:
– Relationship with kids
– Relationship with partner
– Relationship with wider family
– Relationship with friends
– Stable job/New employment
– Children’s behaviour at home/school
– Courts/probation involvement
– OT/CYFS involvement
– Drugs/Alcohol involvement
– Gambling involvement
– Food sufficiency
– Stress in the home
– Physical fights in the home
– Anger
– Depression/Anxiety
– Suicidal thoughts
* Independently Analysed by Impact Lab
89%
of our clients have experienced an improvement in at least one indicator