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Press Release – Hastings District Council Hastings District Councils successful Mahi for Youth programme is going mobile, with a new caravan now ready to hit the road, taking the service to the community.
Caravan
Blessing
The programme, which operates from its
bright, inviting pop-up shop in the city centre, is focused
on the social wellbeing of the district’s young people
(aged 16-24) not in employment, education or training
(NEET).
Since it started in 2017, 253 rangatahi have
been placed into sustainable employment and the NEET rate
dropped from 17.4 per cent in 2016 to 14.7 per cent in
2020.
The caravan, Te Waka Eke Noa, is the next step
for this programme, allowing the team to reach and connect
with young people across the Hastings district, including
the smaller villages and rural communities.
Hastings
councillor Eileen Lawson acknowledged Ministry for Business,