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We offer counselling for adults, children, young people, and family/whānau who are experiencing any kind of grief, loss and trauma. Kaimahi Our team brings together experience in mental health, education, and community care. We're committed to supporting whānau through life’s toughest challenges. To see our job opportunities, click here . Kathryn Ross CEO | Tumu Whakarae After more than 30 years in local and central government in a variety of roles. I joined Skylight because of its mission and values. Read more Vonnie Marshall Counselling Team Leader | Kaiārahi Matua – Whakamahereora I was born in Whanganui-a-Tara and lived in Nelson, where we raised three children. Read more Te Ataahia Hurihanganui Pou Ārahi Māori | Cultural Advisor As a Māmā and the Founding Director of Reo Rua Ltd., I’m dedicated to the wellbeing of tamariki, whānau, and communities through mātauranga-based, Tiriti-led practice. Read more Amanda Gregan Director of Operations | Kaiwhakahaere Matua – Rangapū My role is to ensure the business runs smoothly and sustainably, while seeking growth opportunities across both existing and new areas of operation. Read more Jenny Devine Clinical Advisor | Pou Ārahi Haumanu I am a registered educational psychologist and the Clinical Advisor for Skylight Trust. Read more Di Duncan Finance Officer | Kaiwhakahaere – Pūtea I am from the UK but relocated to New Zealand a few years ago. Read more Benjamin Jensen Senior Counselling Coordinator | Kaitui Matua – Whakamahereora In my role at Skylight, I am a counselling coordinator/counsellor. My roles have changed over the last four years. Read more Bridy Haughey Programmes – Psychology Lead | Kaiārahi Mātai Hinengaro – Kaupapa Pāpori I am an educational psychologist working as Senior Programmes Coordinator. Read more Emma Harbour Programmes, Outreach and Fundraising | Kaupapa Pāpori, Ratonga Hapori, Kimi-Pūtea Previously, a travel tour coordinator, flight attendant, foster carer and supervisor at a home for pregnant teens. I have joined Skylight this year as a Programme Coordinator. Read more Elliot Freeman Senior Programme Manager | Kaiwhakahaere Matua – Kaupapa Pāpori I look after Travellers, Skylight's wellbeing programme which supports young people to build resilience and navigate life’s ups and downs. Read more Tina Taylor Client Care Lead | Kaiārahi Manaaki-Kiritaki Kia ora koutou! I am a Counselling Coordinator at Skylight. Read more Maggie Horrell Creative Arts Therapist | Kaituku Haumanu - Toi Maggie Horrell (she/her/ia) a Creative Arts Therapist (MACAT) hailing from the south. She has a background in English and Classical Literature and spent seven years as a Seed Analyst which means her obscure knowledge is top notch. Read more Anne Bristol Office Manager | Kaiwhakahaere-ā-Tari Matua I came to Skylight as a volunteer. This led to becoming the Board Secretary and organising Professional Development workshops across the country. Read more Azrul Bibi Administrator | Kaiwhakahaere-ā-Tari Originally from the Fiji Islands I arrived in New Zealand in 2023. I completed a Diploma in Accounting at the University of The South Pacific. Read more Dr. Nicole M. Coupe Co-Chair | Tangata Whenua Dr. Coupe is an experienced researcher and academic with a deep commitment to improving health outcomes through innovative practices. Read more Lesley Hoskin Trustee | Mema o te Poari Lesley brings extensive senior executive and governance experience across the public sector. She holds a Diploma in Te Reo Māori, a Master’s in Public Sector Management, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Management & Leadership from Oxford University. Read more Brendon Oakley Trustee | Mema o te Poari Brendon is a senior officer within the New Zealand Defence Force. He has seen and done much during his career, from undertaking management and support positions at Defence Headquarters in Wellington to serving with United Nations peacekeeping forces in the Middle East. Read more Tania Vincent Co-Chair | Tangata Tiriti With a career that spans high-level advisory and executive roles in both international and domestic environments, Tania understands the complexities of navigating public, private, and non-profit sectors. Read more Maria Mitimeti Trustee | Mema o te Poari Maria is a leader with extensive public service experience – both at the Board level and as an Executive. A passionate advocate for better outcomes for Pasifika, Maria connected deeply with the kaupapa of Skylight. Read more Katharine Te Hau Bowden Non-voting Trustee Katharine is a Principal Advisor at Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities and a former Private Secretary for Housing. Read more Akasha Te Amo Liana Rio Trustee | Mema o te Poari I am passionate about Te Tiriti o Waitangi, how we address mental health using a Te Triti-based model, and the journey Skylight is on to become a Te Tiriti-based organisation. Read more Dr. Amanda Perry Trustee | Mema o te Poari Dr. Amanda Perry is an experienced clinician and academic leader, who is passionate about supporting people to reach their potential. Read more Martin Weekes Trustee | Mema o te Poari I believe every child deserves the opportunity to live a full and happy life in a positive, stimulating, safe environment and it should be every parent’s wish to see that dream come to fruition. Read more Filter by role Our board Our team

Our unique offering is a full spectrum of care for those tamariki and rangatahi aged 5 - 24 years with mild to moderate mental health concerns. About Skylight Skylight is a New Zealand charity that supports children, young people, and whānau through tough times by providing counselling, resources, and programmes. Our locations Explore the map to see all the schools and communities where our programmes are running. Click on the top-left icon to filter by programme. Our story Our people Our impact Work with us More info Contact us Our story Skylight started in 1996 to support children and young people through grief, loss, and trauma. After a local bereavement service closed, a group of professionals created a trust to fill the gap—starting small in Newtown with donated space and community backing. We quickly grew into a national organisation, offering counselling, resources, and training. Programmes like Travellers brought support into schools, and we responded to major events like the Christchurch earthquakes with practical tools and immediate care. Today, we continue helping tamariki and rangatahi aged 5 - 24 years navigate tough times, with a focus on community partnerships, cultural respect, and making support accessible to anyone who needs it. Read our full story Kaimahi Kaimahi Kathryn Ross CEO | Tumu Whakarae Vonnie Marshall Counselling Team Leader | Kaiārahi Matua – Whakamahereora Te Ataahia Hurihanganui Pou Ārahi Māori | Cultural Advisor Amanda Gregan Director of Operations | Kaiwhakahaere Matua – Rangapū Meet the Skylight team What we stand for Ngā whainga – Vision In Aotearoa tamariki and rangatahi are empowered to thrive. Tā mātou whakatakanga – Mission Guiding tamariki and rangatahi hauora through responsive, informed and effective practice. Ngā uara – Values Ko tā te tamaiti - Child Centric Ngākau pono - Integrity Whakamanamanahia - Empowered / Uplifting Relationships Tāngata Rite - Equity Learn more about our strategic plan here. Our services Counselling & support We offer confidential, professional counselling for tamariki, rangatahi, whānau and adults facing grief, trauma, family breakdown, domestic violence, illness, behavioural challenges and more. With locations across the Wellington region and nationwide online/phone sessions, our family-centred approach supports individuals and entire families in finding strength together. Group programmes Skylight runs tailored group programmes to help people connect and heal. We hold regular support groups like Heart Song for bereaved parents and varied groups for children facing different forms of loss. School-based resilience Our Travellers programme equips Year 9 students to cope with change, transitions and loss through an eight-week, in-school journey led by trained staff. We also offer short courses such as Matika and Tai‑oranga, plus Awhi Mai Awhi Atu wellbeing counselling directly in schools, promoting mental health and resilience where students spend their day Resources & training Skylight provides an online resource library and support pack service with materials on grief, trauma, and resilience that we post across Aotearoa. Our workshops and professional development training empower educators, organisations, and communities to confidently support others through crises, grief, and life challenges. How we are funded Our funding comes from fundraising events, grants and donations, sponsorships, and Government contracts for some service provision. Thank you to all the individuals, organisations and grant agencies that have supported us and helped us become what we are today. Skylight is a national, not-for-profit trust. Skylight is registered with Charities Services as Skylight Trust, CC27206. We are governed by a Board of Trustees, from a wide variety of backgrounds, who share the vision of seeing people of any age supported and empowered to move forward in their lives. Annual reports View our annual reports for more information 2024 - 2025 2023 - 2024 2022 - 2023 2021 - 2022 2020 - 2021 2019 - 2020 2018 - 2019 2017 - 2018 2016 - 2017 2015 - 2016 2014 - 2015 2013 - 2014 2012 - 2013 2011 - 2012 2010 - 2011 You might also be interested in... Complaints Policy Read more Professional development opportunities Read more Our impact Read more Our story Read more Other organisations that can help Read more Te Kunenga Māori Strategy and Action Plan 2025 Read more Advocacy Read more Skylight's child protection policy Read more Our supporters Read more Our partners Read more Privacy policy Read more Contact us Read more Work with us Read more Organise your own fundraising event Read more Fundraising ideas Read more Get involved Read more

Tania Vincent Co-Chair | Tangata Tiriti About me "I’ve always volunteered. Skylight’s mission resonated with me – as a mum supporting kids is very important to me. Too many of our young people are represented in the suicide statistics. I wanted to help. I wanted to be part of something that increased the resilience of young people and built life skills. Skylight’s work with tamariki and rangatahi in their time of need is having an impact and I want to see that impact extended. We are one of the best kept secrets in Aotearoa – given our success we should have a larger national profile." With a career that spans high-level advisory and executive roles in both international and domestic environments, Tania understands the complexities of navigating public, private, and non-profit sectors. She is currently a Senior Partner at Tregaskis Brown, focusing on business strategy, business transformation, governance, supporting effective investment management decision making and organisational performance. A chartered accountant, Tania has Bachelors degrees in Accounting and History. She has a strong network of people within the public and NGO sectors and proven financial capability, reporting, programme, project management and contract management expertise. Next Previous

Skylight is a national not-for-profit trust that enables children, young people, their families/ whānau and friends to navigate through times of trauma Programmes We offer resilience-building programmes for both schools and individuals, supporting mental health, emotional wellbeing, and personal growth through guided, age-appropriate experiences. Choose below to find a programme that fits your needs. Filter by Programme Type For individuals For schools Sound Bridge Sound Bridge is a music therapy group for young people aged 12–18 who want to play, jam, and create music together. Learn more Travellers Travellers is a small-group programme for Year 9 students to help young people build life skills and develop resilience. Learn more Tai-oranga A four hour school based programme comprised of 3 modules - for tamariki 7 - 9 years. Learn more Matika An eight week programme to support tamariki through loss and grief. Learn more Pathfinders A wellbeing programme for young women and non-binary individuals aged 12 - 16. Learn more Heart Song A bereaved parents' support group in Wellington. Learn more Awhi Mai Awhi Atu Wellbeing Counselling support in schools. Learn more Parenting Through Separation PTS is a free information course for individual parents who have separated or who are contemplating separation. Learn more Waves Waves is an eight week programme that aims to support adults aged 18 and older who have been bereaved by suicide. Learn more

Parenting Through Separation PTS is a free information course for individual parents who have separated or who are contemplating separation. This practical information course is designed to help separated parents — or those thinking about separating — to understand and manage the impact of separation on their children. The focus is on what matters most: helping you put your children’s needs first. We are contracted by the Ministry of Justice to run PTS. Your personal details are entered into their secure database. A certificate of attendance is issued out of the Ministry on completion of the course. What the Course Offers A safe, supportive small group setting Guidance on co-parenting effectively with your ex-partner or co-carer Tools to create a workable parenting plan Insights into the Family Justice System and how to navigate it Practical resources and take-home materials A chance to connect with others in similar situations The course is run by experienced facilitators and provides a confidential space to share, learn, and feel supported — whether you are early in the separation journey or have been navigating it for a while. Course Locations Courses are held in Kāpiti, Lower Hutt, Porirua and Wellington CBD and Masterton. If you are in a different region, check the Ministry of Justice website for providers near you. Family Works also delivers PTS in the Wellington region. Visit their website ( www.familyworkscentral.org.nz ) for their course dates and enrolment details or email [email protected] How to Enrol To register for an upcoming course, email [email protected] with your contact details. Upcoming course dates Please note - they may be subject to minor change. All sessions are 10am - 2.30pm . June 2026 Lower Hutt - Saturday 6th Online - 6.30pm - 8.30pm Tuesday 16th and Tuesday 23rd June Kāpiti - Saturday 27th Porirua - Friday 19th Wellington - Saturday 27th July 2026 Lower Hutt - Saturday 4th Porirua - Friday 17th Wellington - Saturday 18th Kāpiti - Saturday 25th August 2026 Wellington - Saturday 8th Porirua - Friday 14th Kāpiti - Saturday 22nd Lower Hutt - Saturday 22nd September 2026 Lower Hutt - Saturday 5th Porirua - Friday 4th Wellington - Saturday 19th Kāpiti - Saturday 26th You might also be interested in: Sound Bridge Heart Song

Skylight Trust supports young people and whānau through tough times with counselling, resources, and programmes. Compassionate care that makes a difference. We’re a charity dedicated to helping young people navigate through tough times Request counselling Jacob School Counsellor "Through counselling [the child] has been able to acknowledge their fear and connect with joy, family and the other protective elements in life." Glenda Facilitator "Creative activities gave the girls space to express themselves in ways that felt safe and empowering, often opening conversations that may not have happened otherwise." Noel Student "It’s different now. Before I went to Travellers I didn’t really get along with my friends. N ow I speak up to them and I’m not invisible anymore." Counselling Supportive counselling to help individuals and families build resilience and navigate life’s challenges. Read more Programmes Practical tools and safe, supportive spaces for schools to work through change, trauma, and growth together. Read more Free resources A curated collection of free guides and tools to foster resilience, inspire hope, and support families. Read more We are here for you We offer specialised information to help you move through challenging times. Loss and grief Trauma Relationships Mental health Neurodiversity Family change Suicide prevention See more Need support? Contact our support services or a crisis helpline Find out more Guide for parents and carers Guide for schools Guide for young people Announcements Facilitator - Parenting through Separation Course Are you a confident, compassionate facilitator who can guide people through challenging life transitions? We are looking for someone to deliver the Ministry of Justice Parenting Through Separation (PTS) course and make a real difference for whānau in your community. The 4 hour course is held once a month in various locations across the Wellington area. Position Description . For more information about this role please email [email protected] About Skylight Skylight is a registered charity, supporting people through tough times with tailored resources, resilience programmes, and counselling. We believe that with the right support, anyone can find hope and strength. Read our story 24k+ Hours of therapy each year 400+ Families supported per month 130+ Schools running our programmes Stories of hope and resilience Over the past 25 years, we’ve supported thousands of rangatahi through life’s challenges, from grief and loss to family changes, anxiety, and identity. Each journey is unique, and we’re grateful to those who’ve shared their experiences. Here are just a few of their stories. Discover their stories McKay's story Brittany's story Trevney's story Melissa's story Make a donation Support a young person’s journey to resilience and hope by donating to Skylight. Donate Get involved From fundraising, to partnering with us, or even working directly with us, there are many ways to get involved. Learn more Subscribe to our newsletter Get insights, tools, and stories from Skylight — and a free guide to help you get started. You can unsubscribe at any time. First name Email address* Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Subscribe By submitting this form, you consent and agree to Skylight Trust collecting and handling your personal information in accordance with our privacy policy . If you have any questions or wish to view or amend your information, please email us at [email protected] Browse our online shop We sell publications designed for building resilience in children, young people, families and communities Shop now Many thanks to our funders and supporters To see all of our supporters, click here.

Travellers Travellers is a small-group programme for Year 9 students to help young people build life skills and develop resilience. Empowering young people to navigate life’s journey. Travellers is Skylight's flagship school-based wellbeing programme for Year 9 students. Through the idea that life is a journey, it gives young people a safe space and a small group of peers to explore the changes they are facing, recognise their own strengths, and build resilience that lasts well beyond the programme. A programme schools trust For 25 years, Travellers has supported young people across Aotearoa in more than 250 schools. The programme is grounded in Te Whare Tapa Whā and funded by Health New Zealand. An independent evaluation by ImpactLab found that every $1 invested in Travellers returns $3.30 of social good, through improved mental health, stronger engagement at school, and reduced risk-taking. Find out more Visit www.travellers.org.nz Whether you are a school wanting to bring Travellers to your students, a counsellor or staff member interested in training as a facilitator, or a parent or whānau member wanting to understand the programme, you will find everything there. Contact [email protected] for more information or to enquire about 2026 trainings. Our upcoming dates and locations are: Term 3 New Plymouth: 30/31 July Whangarei: 13/14 August (FULL) Dunedin: 3 /4 September Christchurch: 10/11 September You might also be interested in: Tai-oranga Matika Pathfinders Awhi Mai Awhi Atu

Advocacy Skylight's submission on: The draft Mental Health Strategy, May 2026 ( pdf download ) We support the vision and outcomes proposed in the draft Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy 2026–2036, particularly the emphasis on the early years, prevention, and improving outcomes for tamariki, rangatahi and whānau. Drawing on two Skylight workshop sessions and additional written feedback, this submission responds to the major consultation questions and highlights the practical shifts needed if the strategy is to make a meaningful difference on the ground. The Health and Physical Education curriculum refresh, April 2026 (pdf download) Skylight operates in over 300 schools across the country. We regularly partner with schools to deliver improved outcomes for ākonga and we currently operate in 31 schools as part of the Awhi Mai Awhi Atu Counselling in Schools Programme. What we support We support Health and Physical Education being retained as a learning area in the refreshed New Zealand Curriculum, for children and young people aged five to 15. The Suicide Prevention Action Plan (pdf download) We agree that suicide is “not solely a health issue”. We therefore welcome the Draft Plan’s Cross-Government approach to suicide prevention and postvention but think it can go further. The responsibility must sit with all-of-government in collaboration with all sectors, public and private, including communities and non-governmental organisations such as ourselves. The Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi (pdf download) Skylight Trust firmly opposes the Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi Bill and regards the Bill as unnecessary, in breach of numerous human rights, children’s rights and Te Tiriti o Waitangi obligations. Safety measures for the use of puberty blockers in young people with gender-related health needs (pdf download) Skylight does not support more restrictive regulation for access to puberty blockers for non cisgender individuals, as this is discriminatory. Access should be guided by medical practitioners, informed consent and guidelines as it is now. Consultation on Childhood Palliative Care Models (pdf download) It is time to act. We support moving to the four-hub model to produce equal outcomes across the country cost effectively and most importantly, to enable tamariki, rangatahi and their whānau to live (and die) with dignity and with professional support, as close to home as is possible. Skylight wants to support the mental and physical health of the many tamariki and rangatahi (and their whānau) accessing palliative care. If the four-hub model is not pursued, we favour the two hub model over the status quo Feedback on Oranga Tamariki's Long-Term Insights Briefing (pdf download) Skylight's response emphasises the critical need for a holistic, trauma-informed, and culturally sensitive approach to child protection. Success by 2040 hinges on prevention, early intervention, robust support systems, and strong community collaboration. Key changes required include increased funding, better integration of services, and addressing systemic issues such as healthcare access and housing instability. Leveraging existing initiatives and enhancing digital support can further strengthen these efforts. Ultimately, achieving a high economic welfare and social cohesion scenario will require sustained commitment and a unified approach across all sectors. While there are many opportunities and challenges presented by the future, there is much that can be done now. You might also be interested in: Professional development opportunities Our story Te Kunenga Māori Strategy and Action Plan 2025 Our supporters Our partners

Skylight is here to help you through difficult times. We can assist you in a variety of ways with information appropriate for your situation. Articles Choose a topic and browse the full range of articles available Helping Tamariki and Rangatahi Cope with Natural Disasters How to manage emotional wellbeing during a disaster Read more Bereavement at different ages and stages Age-by-age guidance to support children and young people through grief. Read more Bullying Bullying is the term used when a child or group of children keep taking advantage of the power they have, to hurt or reject someone else. Read more ADHD Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Read more Depression Depression is a common illness and needs to be taken seriously. It affects how you feel, the way you think, and the way you act. Read more Loss of a pet For many people a pet is a beloved member of the family and when they die it is a significant loss. Read more Trauma Trauma is a response to either a one-time event or to many adverse experiences over time. Read more Autism Spectrum Disorder (Takiwātanga) Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a difference in how the brain develops and functions. Read more How to talk to children about death What is the right thing to say, especially at a time when a parent is often going through their own grief? Read more Anxiety Anxiety is a natural part of how our body prepares for challenges, but when it becomes overwhelming or constant, it can impact daily life and wellbeing. Read more If you are feeling suicidal Are you finding yourself thinking about suicide? Read more Family break-up When a break up happens in the family, it can be hard on everyone, especially when there are children involved. Read more Suicide and rainbow communities Aotearoa has the highest rate of youth suicide in the developed world, with rates for LGBTQI+ people, even higher. Read more Abusive relationships Partner abuse is a sign of an unhealthy relationship. Read more Bereavement When someone close to you dies Read more How to build resilience “Life doesn’t get easier or more forgiving, we get stronger and more resilient.” - Steve Maraboli Read more Parenting Parenting is one of the most rewarding, challenging, joyous and frustrating experiences that we can have. Read more Loss of health One of the biggest challenges of any illness or disability is coping with the changes, losses, and grief that they can bring with them. Read more Ageing As people age, they commonly face many changes and losses. Grieving for these, and adjusting to new circumstances, can be hard. Read more Moving house? Helping your kids and teens through it. Deciding to move house begins a string of chain reactions within any family. Every situation is different and every child and teen is different, but some do struggle with the changes. Read more Delayed grief The natural grief process helps us adjust to loss. Delayed grief means the grief process hasn’t started or is stuck. This can be for a variety of reasons. Read more Loss of job Losing your job, for any reason, can be as stressful as losing a loved one. Here you can find different ideas to get you through this challenging time. Read more Select a topic Select Topic Select Subtopic

Videos Browse our videos below. To explore our full collection of resources, click here . Trevney shares his story This webisode features Trevney sharing his story of how he has survived suicide or lost a friend or whānau member to suicide – it is for rangatahi by rangatahi. The personal experiences shared in the following video may be disturbing for some viewers as he talks about suicide. Watch now Journeys Through Methamphetamine Addiction Skylight Trust with funding from The Vodafone Foundation, has produced a web series that portrays the personal stories of four individuals through their addiction to Methamphetamine. They tell of how their addiction affected them, their tamariki, rangatahi and whānau. Watch now Matty - Resilience Web Series Here’s Matty in our resilience web series. Matty explains how surrounding himself with friends and family made him a happier person. Finding people with similar goals as you allows you to work together and push each other. Matty makes the connection between physical wellbeing and resiliency. Watch now Mana - Resilience Web Series Introducing Mana who explains that having a good support system helps you to grow and get through tough times. To be resilient, Mana thinks you have to be self-aware and real with yourself and others. Watch now Jahnya shares her story This webisode features Jahnya sharing her story of how she has survived suicide or lost a friend or whānau member to suicide – it is for rangatahi by rangatahi. The personal experiences shared in the following video may be disturbing for some viewers as she talks about suicide. Watch now Brittany shares their story This webisode features Brittany sharing their story of how they have survived suicide or lost a friend or whānau member to suicide – it is for rangatahi by rangatahi. The personal experiences shared in the following video may be disturbing for some viewers as they talk about suicide. Watch now McKay - Resilience Web Series Introducing McKay in our resilience web series. McKay tells us how resilience isn’t about being hard, it’s about letting things go and not letting things impact you that much. He says that you need to have hope, take care of yourself and to surround yourself with good people. Watch now Rose - Resilience Web Series Meet Rose in our resilience web series! Rose tells us that resilience is the ability to bounce back and to not let things bring you down. Through her experiences she shows how surrounding yourself with positive people is something that can really change your outlook. Watch now Melissa - Resilience Web Series Check out Melissa in our resilience web series. Melissa’s strong connection to her family, culture and Pacific roots helps her on her path resilience. Melissa says that you shouldn’t let other people invalidate your feelings. She tells how her family was her hub and how she was able to lean on them in tough times. Watch now Bella - Resilience Web Series Bella focuses on how resilience is finding your voice and bouncing back. By sharing her experiences, she shows the importance of finding strength through connections and community. Watch now

Work with us Explore our personal development and job opportunities Professional development Explore Skylight’s professional development opportunities – tailored training, webinars, and presentations to support those working with children, young people, and families. Learn more . Job opportunities Facilitator - Parenting through Separation Course Are you a confident, compassionate facilitator who can guide people through challenging life transitions? We are looking for someone to deliver the Ministry of Justice Parenting Through Separation (PTS) course and make a real difference for whānau in your community. The 4 hour course is held once a month in various locations across the Wellington area. Position Description . For more information about this role please email [email protected] Other Employment Opportunities At Skylight, we’re always interested in hearing from people who are passionate about supporting others through life’s challenges. If you believe your skills and values align with our work, we’d love to hear from you – even if we don’t have a specific role advertised. We’re especially interested in connecting with qualified counsellors who would like to join our network and work alongside us to provide compassionate, evidence-based support to individuals, whānau, and communities. If you’d like to explore opportunities with us, please get in touch with [email protected] You might also be interested in: Professional development opportunities Our supporters Contact us Get involved

Relationships Browse our articles below. To explore our full collection of resources on other themes, click here . Bullying Bullying is the term used when a child or group of children keep taking advantage of the power they have, to hurt or reject someone else. Read more Parenting Parenting is one of the most rewarding, challenging, joyous and frustrating experiences that we can have. Read more Explore all resources