Author: melanie

Find out how mentoring helped Judy Kumeroa to develop organisational culture at Te Ora Hou in Whanganui.

In Christina Emery’s day job, she’s the general manager of MediaWorks Whanganui. On the side, she’s on the board of the Women’s Network, and the chairperson of the Business Promotions Committee for Main Street Whanganui. Find out how mentoring helped her to lead and motivate in her community roles.

We often think of mentoring as something for younger people. But this is just a stereotype - the reality couldn’t be further from the truth. Read Callum and Tracey's story to find out more.

Jodie Robertson is working with us to deliver a mentoring program for community sector leaders in the Western Bay of Plenty. Jodie's no stranger to mentoring and shares her take on its benefits...

Nadia Reid is a 26 year old singer songwriter based in Dunedin. In this article featured on The Big Idea, Nadia highlights the benefits of both being a mentor and being mentored.continue reading →

  "Everybody needs a mentor" says Nicola Patrick of Thrive Whanganui. Read more about the launch of the Whanganui mentoring programme for leaders of community organisations and social enterprises here.continue reading →