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Your will is an opportunity to provide for the people and causes you care about. After looking after your loved ones, leaving a gift in your will to a charity that reflects your values is an easy and impactful way of helping others thrive. Your family and your values. Our loved ones are the most precious things in life. Parents raise their children in a way that imparts the values they feel are important. Kindness, inclusion and community are all values we share as Kiwis. How

Life is busy. There are many demands on our time and never enough hours in the day. Most of us know the importance of having a will, but writing one is something many people struggle to get around to. And the numbers back this up. 50% of Kiwis don’t have a will. Your will provides for your family and friends and gives clear instructions on how you would like to be remembered. It also reduces the cost and time of administrating your estate, making it easier on your loved ones

Kia ora e te whānau As always, it has been a full and eventful term here at the Champion Centre. We are grateful for the opportunity to walk alongside you and your tamariki, and we are pleased to share some highlights, updates, and reflections from the past few months. Successful RFP Process Our Ministry of Education Early Intervention and Paraprofessional (EIE) service agreement came to an end on 30 June. We were required to enter a contestable process to continue to be a s

Kia ora e te whānau Term 1 2026 has proven to be a busy term for staff, whānau and tamariki: Looking back Our staff attended a full week of professional development before programmes restarted at the beginning of the year. As always, we had a full programme of both professional development and whakawhanaunatanga (connection). Topics were varied (see diagram) and the feedback from the week was really positive. Our Training Week also enabled us to partner with a local kaupapa