Path Wānaka connects parents, whānau and caregivers to the tools, knowledge and skills required to support our young people through their tumultuous teen years.
Our kids are speaking. Read what they have to say.
We run The Wānaka Youth Survey annually, alternating years when we survey young people with years when we survey their caregivers.
The survey gives our community a unique insight into the habits and intentions of our youth, and the concerns of their parents, caregivers and whānau.
Seeing things online that we really don’t need to see and how social media can really affect our mental health.
The words of one student when we asked our youth about exposure to worry and nasty content online in the recent Youth Survey.
Remove vapes from all
the stores and shut
down online vape stores.”Vaping is here. 43% of respondents in our Youth Survey have consumed the product. Read articles on how it can affect your health and the resources to help you quite.
They say a problem shared is a problem halved.
Caregivers from across our region share their experiences walking beside their youth to normalise some behaviour while also helping you know where to find help.
Their stories are taonga. We respect their right to anonymity.
