Purpose
Vision
Mission

What we’re about

Purpose

To turn hope into pathways, empowering rangatahi to navigate adulthood and build a stronger starting point for the generations that follow.

Vision

Every rangatahi in South Auckland is known, supported and equipped to thrive - building generational wealth in identity, relationships, wellbeing, knowledge and finance.

Mission

We engage rangatahi and whānau through schools and community, then walk alongside rangatahi beyond school through relationships, mentoring, wellbeing, leadership and practical wealth-creation pathways.

 

Values

What’s important to us

Manaakitanga — Care & Respect

We honour people through genuine care, dignity and mutual respect.
We want every rangatahi and whānau to feel seen, valued and welcomed.

Whanaungatanga — Relationships & Belonging

We build meaningful relationships and a community where people belong.
We believe strong relationships, trusted networks and people who stay are powerful assets.

Wairua — Faith, Identity & Meaning

We respect and nurture the spiritual dimension of life, identity and purpose.
We make space for faith, values, culture and the deeper questions that shape who we become.

Ako — Learning & Growth

We learn with and from one another.
We believe growth is mutual: rangatahi, mentors, whānau, staff and community all have something to teach and something to learn.

Oranga / Hauora — Holistic Wellbeing

We pursue wellbeing in every dimension of life.
We recognise physical, emotional, mental, spiritual and relational wellbeing as interconnected.


Meet the team

 

Co-founder/Counsellor
Ane Sin

Co-founder/Social Entrepreneur
Kenneth Sin

Programme Coordinator/Mentor
Jayken Paul-Vavia


Programme Coordinator/Mentor
Nephi Popata

Programme Coordinator
Jake Paul

Volunteer/Social Worker
Charlie Purea