Pivotal Point

31/05/2026

28/05/2026

It's that time again, come and join us at our Parent Support Group for a cuppa and a chat.

Stay for a minute or stay for an hour, we can’t wait to see you!

📣When: Wednesday 3rd June - 10:00 - 12:00

📍Where: Queenstown Events Centre, Mezzanine Meeting Room.

27/05/2026

We’re incredibly grateful to be selected as one of the charities featured at this year’s 10×10 Queenstown event alongside Trauma Aid Aotearoa and Women’s Shed Aotearoa.

Community generosity creates real local impact, and every contribution helps us continue supporting neurodivergent young people and whānau across our region.

Thank you to Perpetual Guardian and the 10×10 team for supporting organisations making a difference locally.

📍 Queenstown
📅 Tuesday 23 June | 5–7pm

25/05/2026

💙 Thank You, Central Lakes Trust 💙

At Pivotal Point, we see every day how important early support, understanding, and connection can be for children and families.

We are incredibly grateful to Central Lakes Trust for helping make that support possible for families across our region.

Partnerships like this help strengthen our community and ensure more tamariki and whānau can access support at the right time, in the right way.

Thank you for standing alongside us and the families we support. ✨
Central Lakes Trust

21/05/2026

Don't forget to head along to the Queenstown Library tomorrow to join Chris Cole for another parent information session on dyslexia as part of LitFest 2026.

Understanding Dyslexia – A Parent Info Session

📍 Queenstown Library
🗓 Saturday 23 May
🕒 10.30-11.30am

Facilitated by dyslexia advocate Chris Cole, this session explores dyslexia beyond reading and spelling, including practical, strengths-based ways to support children’s learning, confidence, and wellbeing.
Suitable for parents of primary and secondary-aged children, with time for Q&A and discussion.
We know how valuable understanding and support can be for neurodivergent young people and their whānau, so we’re pleased to help share this event with our community.
Bookings appreciated via Libraries Whare Pukapuka Queenstown Lakes. See less

20/05/2026

The wonderful Chris Cole has another parent information session on dyslexia this Thursday and Saturday as part of LitFest 2026.

Understanding Dyslexia – A Parent Info Session

📍 Wanaka Library
🗓 Thursday 21 May
🕒 5.30-6.30pm

📍 Queenstown Library
🗓 Saturday 23 May
🕒 10.30-11.30am

Facilitated by dyslexia advocate Chris Cole, this session explores dyslexia beyond reading and spelling, including practical, strengths-based ways to support children’s learning, confidence, and wellbeing.
Suitable for parents of primary and secondary-aged children, with time for Q&A and discussion.
We know how valuable understanding and support can be for neurodivergent young people and their whānau, so we’re pleased to help share this event with our community.
Bookings appreciated via Libraries Whare Pukapuka Queenstown Lakes.

11/05/2026

Its cool to be kind! 👊

Friday 15th May is Pink Shirt Day.

This Pink Shirt Day, we’re wearing our brightest pink to stand up against bullying and advocate for a world where everyone feels safe, valued, and respected. It’s more than just a colour—it’s a commitment to lift each other up.

The Goal: To create a community focused on inclusion and empathy.

The Move: Wear your pink shirt, snap a photo, and let’s flood the feed with positivity.

How are you practicing kindness on Friday? Let us know in the comments! 👇

09/05/2026

They say it takes a village, and today we’re celebrating every single person in it.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the mums out there in every form they come in.

To everyone who has ever wiped a tear, packed a lunch, or offered a word of wisdom: thank you for being the 'mother-heart' so many need.

To the waiting to be mums, the mums that hold their babies in their heart instead of their arms.
To the pet mums and plant mums, cool aunties, grandparents and dads doing it all.

❤This day is for you. ❤