Doing what matters
The Wise Group isn’t afraid to tackle the hard issues – it’s about doing what matters and creating new opportunities for the wellbeing of people, vulnerable populations, organisations and communities.
Stories of change
From one dwelling to eight; community collaboration creates more homes in Masterton
Trust House has officially opened the Kuripuni supported accommodation service in Masterton, a collaboration between Wise Group and government organisations, to build eight new homes for people experiencing mental illness.
A service to end homelessness for rough sleepers in Tauranga
The Wise Group’s subsidiary The People’s Project has been selected to provide a Housing First service for rough sleepers in Tauranga.
NRL recruits Le Va to support wellbeing of Pasifika league communities
Le Va has officially joined the NRL’s State of Mind programme to provide expert advice on mental health to support the wellbeing of Pasifika rugby league communities in New Zealand, the Pacific and Australia.
A music video by youth sends a message about sexual consent
A group of young people have been supported by Real, the youth brand of Pathways, to write and develop a song and music video which shares the message that it’s okay to say no, or be told no, to sex.
Online aunty helps young people solve problems
A new website developed by Le Va called ‘Aunty Dee’ is helping young Pasifika and Māori cope with stressful life experiences by providing them with a step-by-step structured approach to problem solving.
Wild Bamboo customers gather for first lunch and learn event
Wild Bamboo’s inaugural lunch and learn event gave local customers the opportunity to have a delicious lunch and then listen to Helen Lockett discuss an important topic of interest, Equally Well.