A few willing hands and a whole lot of jobs getting ticked off the list. Thanks to everyone who’s pitched in this week.

We can’t wait to share With Wonder with our young people and see where their imaginations take them.

From Journey Back to Awesome … to helping someone else find their way there too. When we walk alongside each other, the journey feels a little less lonely.

A HUGE thank you to our amazing working bee crew who worked tirelessly to give our Youth in Transition spaces some much-loved attention.

Pizza making might look like a bit of fun (and there’s definitely plenty of that ), it’s also about something much bigger.... building critical life skills.

Sometimes the most important thing we can do is notice someone, check in, listen without judgement and let them know they don’t have to face things alone.

Duke House hosted a very special Dogs & Dinner afternoon this week and it was every bit as lovely as it sounds!

Some of our wonderful Hope Shop volunteers swapped the shop floor for a little field trip to Duke House, and what a morning it was!

When life feels hard, having something to look forward to can make a bigger difference than we sometimes realise.

Sometimes therapy is a good walk, a waggy tail, a little fresh air and a LOT of cuddles. Sometimes, that’s all you need.

Calling all green thumbs! 🌱 Get involved, get growing and help us grow something together at Duke House.

On International Youth Day we celebrated the energy, resilience and potential of young people, and recognise the barriers they face.

A therapy walk in the bush gives our young people and our canine companions the chance to escape and reconnect with nature.

Help us fill Duke House with hope, healing, connection, and the sound of music - we’re on the hunt for instruments.

The Hope Shop has become something truly special - a place where generosity, kindness, and purpose unite to make a difference.

We're absolutely thrilled to welcome Barry Shepherd to the YIT team and are honoured to have you on this journey with us.

At Duke House, some of our best therapists have four legs ... and a few have feathers! Every animal plays a vital recovery role.

Tina and Andrew recently attended the AI in Mental Health Forum, exploring where AI can responsibly support mental health care.

A very wet working bee… but still so much heart. The rain came down, but so did the effort, the laughter, and determination to keep going.

A huge shoutout to the legends from Whangaparaoa Rotary who recently rolled up their sleeves at Duke House!