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This Christmas, give a gift that will make a difference to the lives of Christchurch’s young people – help us build the Youth Hub! We’re pleased to have a new Givealittle page up and running to help make it easier for people to donate to us. Check it out here.    Read more

Thanks TVNZ One News for covering our resource consent. Watch the story here.Read more

Oliver Latimer is taking a closer interest in plans for Christchurch’s exciting Youth Hub than most – he helped design it. The 26-year-old knows what a brilliant concept it will be for at-risk youth in the city, especially those dealing with mental illness – he freely admits he was once among their number. He firstRead more

The dream to build New Zealand’s first purpose-built ‘one-stop-shop’ for youth health and wellbeing has moved a major step closer to reality today, with the project approved for Resource Consent. “We are absolutely thrilled with this wonderful news” says Youth Hub Trust Chair Dame Sue Bagshaw. “This is the green light we’ve been hoping andRead more

We are thrilled to have been granted resource consent for Youth Hub Christchurch! This is the green light we have been hoping and waiting for to begin the next exciting phase in the project’s development. Various media have covered the milestone. Read what they had to say: NZ Herald – Christchurch Youth Hub takes major stepRead more

We are currently going through a resource consent process. This will probably cost us about $200,000. We are setting up a fighting fund to surmount this last hurdle and we need your help. We believe that the 20% of young people who have not had the same opportunities as others deserve a quiet neighbourhood thatRead more

We are thrilled to have been successful in our application for shovel-ready funding from the Government.   Check out the story on Stuff.co.nz  Read more

Our application for Resource Consent is now with the Christchurch City Council. We hope that it will go through smoothly and we are awaiting a date for the public notification process. These new images show the latest site design, with the Cultivate market garden on the roof of the buildings and extra housing consisting of 3-4Read more