Partnerships

In 2022 we began our partnership with Breakfast Club Kids – a social enterprise working with low decile schools in Tāmaki Makaurau to help remove obstacles to learning caused by poverty, hunger and a lack of resources. The work they do is incredible and the success stories are equally as incredible. We are delighted to be working with Breakfast Club Kids to support better futures for the most vulnerable tamariki and rangatahi in Aotearoa.

We are delighted to support the CSO’s Wellbeing Hauora musical therapy outreach programme. By engaging in listening, learning, and active participation, CSO musicians provide a vital avenue towards cultivating a stronger sense of self-identity and personal well-being.

The CSO In the Community Ki te Hapori initiative extends its outreach to individuals with a diverse spectrum of needs, ranging from social to health-related concerns. This inclusive programme touches those living with a broad range of needs, from social to health, including students in special education units, people living with dementia, children of prisoners and Brain Tree Trust.

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We are pleased to partner with The Christchurch Foundation, an organisation committed to the wellbeing of this great city. As part of this partnership, we are proud to be a founding member of the Better City Business Club.

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We are delighted to have entered into a multi-year commitment with Trees that Count to fund the planting of thousands of native trees throughout Aotearoa New Zealand. Trees that Count supports projects that increase biodiversity, restore ecosystems and improve shared community spaces.

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