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The Yes Disability Resource Centre is a first stop shop for information for the 1 in 4 new Zealanders living with a disability, their family/whanau and caregivers. They’re called ‘Yes’ because in a moment of need people are looking for an answer and if they don’t have the answer then they're going to do what New Zealanders are famous for and innovate. The Yes team believes everyone is entitled to dream and to fulfil on that dream. www.yesdisability.org.nz
The Yes Disability Resource Centre is a first stop shop for information for the 1 in 4 new Zealanders living with a disability, their family/whanau and caregivers. They’re called ‘Yes’ because in a moment of need people are looking for an answer and if they don’t have the answer then they're going to do what New Zealanders are famous for and innovate. The Yes team believes everyone is entitled to dream and to fulfil on that dream. www.yesdisability.org.nz
Every young person deserves a space where they feel welcomed, respected, and empowered to express who they are. In youth work, fostering a safe and inclusive environment is essential for positive youth development, mental well-being, and reducing risk factors. When youth spaces prioritise safety and diversity, young people are far more likely to build confidence, learn new skills, and foster a deep sense of belonging.
To cultivate an environment where every young person can flourish, Shore Junction focuses on key practical strategies:
Ultimately, building a safe and inclusive space is an ongoing commitment rather than a one-time setup. When Shore Junction actively adapts to the voices of the young people we work with, combining clear safety standards with genuine community-building, we do more than just offer activities; we transform lives by giving every young person a place to belong, grow, and thrive.