Our Partners

Discover the diverse network of organizations with whom YWSC collaborate and partner with, enriching our community and extending our mission.

Rātā Foundation is the South Island’s largest philanthropic funder. Each year they grant around $20 million to invest in community organisations in Canterbury, Marlborough, Nelson and the Chatham Islands.

24-7 YouthWork collaborates with high schools and local churches in NZ for 25+ years to provide safe, trained youth workers to see young people thrive.

Mana Ake provides support to children in Canterbury, in years 1-8 at school, promoting wellbeing and positive mental health.

Community Development Network Trust is a Christian-based youth work agency based in Riccarton Community Church. They work with young people throughout the Christchurch community but are based primarily in the Riccarton and Hornby areas.

Selwyn District Council makes a considerable contribution to the social fabric of the community via a range of community grants, scholarships and in-kind support.

E Tū Tāngata is an initiative focussed on turning our culture of criticism around, empowering you to build a culture where every person is valued.

Te Whare Awhero (Hope House) grew from Hope Church and has been providing community and social services in Hornby and the Greater Southwest of Christchurch for over 30 years.

The Government’s lead advisor on New Zealand's education system. They shape direction for education agencies and providers, and contribute to the Government’s goals for education.

Upstream empowers customers to impact their community by choosing quality approved businesses, who give a percentage of your sale to Good Causes supporting children and young people.

Christchurch City Council offers assistance for community groups, sports teams, running events, those in financial distress, and more.

Hope Presbyterian Church, with a reputation for faithfully serving its communities, originally established the Youth SouthWest Christchurch and continues to support our work.