Palmy Youth Network

23/06/2023

Mental Health First Aid About MHFA Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is an evidence-based training course which gives you or your employees the skills and confidence to have supportive conversations with their co-workers and help guide them to professional help if needed. It has been shown to increase....

19/06/2023

https://form.jotform.com/231476949246872

7&8 September in Palmy - Mana Taiohi Wānanga
& Code of Ethics Trainings with Ara Taiohi

Please click the link to complete this form.

11/05/2023

Always a good time 😊

Wellington Regional Youth Workers Trust are pleased to offer Youth Workers in our region a limited number of tickets to attend the Involve Conference in Tamaki Makaurau (Auckland) from 14-16 August 2023. PLEASE COMPLETE THIS FORM TO REGISTER YOUR INTEREST TO GO IN THE DRAW TO RECEIVE ONE FREE INVOLV...

03/05/2023

If you have mental health first aid training on your list then we have a Youth Week wish to grant you! We have 5 places on BE360's mental health first aid training in Palmy on 18-19 May for people who work with young people in Palmy. You need to be over 18 years of age and just one person per organisation. Click on the link for more info on the training and if you're keen - email [email protected]. FAST

05/12/2022

On this Wednesday morning !!

Let's connect face to face

24/11/2022

We've always loved a Christmas Party - 7 Dec at 8am at Youth Space - register now for your freee ticket

Let's connect face to face

19/04/2022

HWC are looking for a counsellor/mental health clinician (30-40 hours per week), for a 2 year fixed term position.

About the role
All applicants will need to have:
• Experience in working with young people of high need (social work and/or family/group work, counselling, programme delivery etc.)
• A Counselling, Social Work qualification, or equivalent (e.g. psychology, nursing etc.) and/ or relevant experience in community & youth development work.
• Ability to work with Māori and Pacific Rangatahi.
• Knowledge of Tikanga and Te Reo Māori, an advantage.
• Ability to work collaboratively within the Community.
• A full, clean driver's Licence
• Good communication skills (written, verbal and computer literacy)
• Have an understanding of Youth and whānau development and ecology.
• Must be registered with your professional body or be working towards registration

Skills and Experience
Youth, Whānau & Community Workers will also need: A Counselling, Social Work qualification, or equivalent (e.g. psychology, nursing, etc.) and/ or relevant experience in community & youth development work.

The Highbury Whānau Centre provides youth, whānau & community development services. We are a long term provider of Youth, Whānau and Community Development programming within Palmerston North and the wider Manawatū. The Highbury Whānau Centre supports youth and their whānau through youthwork, c...

14/04/2022

Happy Easter Eggs! Some Easter treats for your mahi 🐣 🐇

30/07/2021

FIVE SPONSORED TICKETS who is keen????. You want in on the action then we can hook you up with ONE ticket (or tag someone for them to enter). In this post name a training you have attended OR one you want to get to.
FOUR ticket holders will be selected at random.

Disclaimer - WRYWT provide full conference tickets to Involve in Wellington, you must be a youth worker. You must be able to fund your own transport and/or accommodation and fully participate at the Conference. You will be sent a link to confirm your details. After the conference you will be sent a survey to complete.