Youth

Check this out at Maclean Park from tomorrow for the week, tag all your musician mates and head down to check out the latest Zeal […]

More investment is urgently needed in early intervention if young children are to be properly supported, rather than potentially facing “a future of crime”. The […]

Youth mental health should be the Government’s priority in light of Youthline Wellington’s cries for help, says NZ Association of Counsellors (NZAC) president, Bev Weber. […]

The 2016 Pride Awards are open for nominations and are closing soon (31 July) The Pride Awards Trust publicly recognises and celebrates young people’s achievements […]

Graffiti Free Week (Starting March 14) is a nation-wide behavioural change campaign, which was developed in 2013 to help eliminate and prevent graffiti vandalism in […]

Kāpiti youth achievement has been significant again in the last year and now is a chance to celebrate some of those achievements on the national […]

Get ready for an exciting event filled with activities, live performances, market stalls and good vibes! This year the Kāpiti Youth Festival will be held […]

From left, 8 year old Te Horo Beach Zombies, Frankie, Nikita, Ruby and Neve ready to spook at Liam Dench’s birthday party at Te Horo […]

Kāpiti has experienced more than its share of youth crime issues and there seems no end of people to blame. JustSpeak is an organisation that […]

National Children’s Day (Sunday 2 March) is an opportunity for parents and whānau to focus on protecting children from second-hand smoke says Quitline. Research shows […]