The Amokura Programme partners rangatahi from Oranga Tamariki with passionate TARHI Mentors who will coach them through positive decision making processes, strengthen cultural connection, motivate and inspire rangatahi to dream big and unlock their true potential, bridge rangatahi into employment or education, and reduce reoffending, where applicable. This will be achieved by using four core values of Te Ara Rangatahi guided by Kaupapa Māori frameworks.
Please note that our Amokura programme is not currently funded and is treated as a Contract for Service.
Please note that our Amokura programme is not currently funded and is treated as a Contract for Service.
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A 6-week introduction to the Amokura mentoring programme tailored to reflect the decisions and recommendations formulated out of a Family Group Conference. Te Ara Rangatahi will prioritise whanaungatanga by forming and building respectful relationships with the rangatahi. We will utilise kaupapa māori frameworks to assess the needs, wellbeing and aspirations of the rangatahi. The purpose of this programme is to prepare the rangatahi for a smooth transition into long term mentoring.
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An intensive 26-week mentoring programme tailored to younger Rangatahi with a heavy focus on solidifying cultural identity and connection. We will foster and develop Rangatahi skills based on their interests, prioritise equipping them with the tools needed to remain or reintegrate back into education, help navigate the Rangatahi to attain their version of success and mitigate the risk of (re)offending where applicable.
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An introductory 12-week mentoring programme focused on developing a positive and meaningful relationship between the TARHI mentor and mentee. We will prioritise building trust and confidence while tailoring support in response to rangatahi needs.
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An intensive 26-week mentoring programme with a heavy focus on solidifying cultural identity and connection. We will foster and develop rangatahi skills based on their interests and will prioritise equipping them with the tools needed to attain their version of success.
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Is a culturally responsive Kaupapa Maaori school holiday programme designed to reduce and ideally eliminate youth offending. Tamariki will be immersed in Mana enhancing activities centred on personal development, problem solving, identifying aspirations with a heavy focus on wellbeing and strengthening cultural identity.
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