LinC (Leaders in Communities)
Puāwai
WHY – purpose
Puāwai is planned for Term 2, 2024, for approximately 50 rangatahi/young people aged 15-18 that is designed to:
- Foster inclusive and diverse young leaders
- Connect and develop rangatahi (young people) to network, innovate and create change
- Develop real skills, knowledge and confidence with a focus on strengths and knowing who you are
- Provide opportunities for rangatahi from diverse communities, informed by kaupapa Māori principles
WHO – young people
- Puāwai is for young people who are already demonstrating their involvement within their whānau, friend group, school or community but are not yet recognised for their mahi/efforts. This would include young people who want to grow skills and experience and have not yet received leadership development opportunities, due to discrimination or being marginalised.
WHAT – components
- Strength Finder training and coaching on their top 5 strangths
- Attend a two day Wānanga of workshops, experiences, networking and leadership
- Design and facilitate Activator events-Youth lead practical project
HOW – the supporters
Funding for Puāwai has been provided by the J.R.McKenzie Trust, Todd Foundation, and The Wayne Francis Charitable Trust
- Contacts:
- Tayla Taylor tayla_taylor@outlook.com
- Atarau Hamilton atarauhamilton@gmail.com
- Jenn Chowaniec jenn@wfct.org.nz
- Chris Jansen chris@leadershiplab.co.nz
LinC (Leaders in Communities)
Puāwai
WHY – purpose
Puāwai is planned for Term 2, 2024, for approximately 50 rangatahi/young people aged 15-18 that is designed to:
- Foster inclusive and diverse young leaders
- Connect and develop rangatahi (young people) to network, innovate and create change
- Develop real skills, knowledge and confidence with a focus on strengths and knowing who you are
- Provide opportunities for rangatahi from diverse communities, informed by kaupapa Māori principles
WHO – young people
- Puāwai is for young people who are already demonstrating their involvement within their whānau, friend group, school or community but are not yet recognised for their mahi/efforts. This would include young people who want to grow skills and experience and have not yet received leadership development opportunities, due to discrimination or being marginalised.
WHAT – components
- Strength Finder training and coaching on their top 5 strangths
- Attend a two day Wānanga of workshops, experiences, networking and leadership
- Design and facilitate Activator events-Youth lead practical project
HOW – the supporters
Funding for Puāwai has been provided by the J.R.McKenzie Trust, Todd Foundation, and The Wayne Francis Charitable Trust
- Contacts:
- Tayla Taylor tayla_taylor@outlook.com
- Atarau Hamilton atarauhamilton@gmail.com
- Jenn Chowaniec jenn@wfct.org.nz
- Chris Jansen chris@leadershiplab.co.nz