Feleti’s* story
In ‘86 my mum, dad, five siblings and I moved from Samoa to Auckland. We lived in our own bubble - surrounded by other Pacific Island families.
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Pathway Christmas 2019 Newsletter
It has been a year full of challenges, achievements and highlights for all of Pathway Group's divisions, all the while making a difference in the lives of so many people in...
A Hāngi with the Tu Ora
It’s not often we get to lift our heads in life. To look up from what is directly in front of us and take stock of what has happened over the last year. On Friday 15th November, we marked a year of the Navigate Initiative - Reintegrative Community.
Navigating through the first year and beyond
We have reached yet another milestone for the Navigate Initiative (NI) - our one year anniversary!
Tyler's* story
“The first thing I did after being released was video chat with my son. He’s the reason I’ve changed. He’s the reason I left the gang behind.”
Deakon's* story
“Honestly, when I first heard about the Navigate Initiative I thought it’d be crap. I’ve been in prison for so many years, you could classify me as a bit of...
Tuned in: Christchurch Symphony Orchestra shares music skills with Tu Ora
Music filled the halls at Christchurch Men’s Prison when four members of the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra (CSO) passed on their music skills to our Tu Ora, culminating in a publicly...
A Community Skills Bank member's perspective: Mark's story
“With respect to work, my main objective is to have balance between the tasks I have to do to pay the bills, the work I’m passionate about, and the things...
He Kete Oranga o te Mana Wahine Facility officially opens its doors
Marked at an official ceremony, the South Island’s only residential drug and alcohol centre for women, He Kete Oranga o te Mana Wahine ‘a women’s basket of wellness’, was officially...
He Kete Oranga O Te Mana Wahine - A Woman's Journey of Recovery
A fresh start for women at Pathway Retreat. Pathway is pleased to report that government funding has been secured for the first year of the pilot project He Kete Oranga...