Some examples of the work of REAPs
Geo Camp – Far North REAP
Far North REAP partnered with GNS Science to run a Geo Camp in May. The camp consisted of 7 Geologists and six schools...
YEP: Licence to Work in the Wairarapa
The Youth Employability Programme (YEP) – Licence to Work, has been developed by COMET Auckland and is delivered in...
Collaborating with Corrections in Te Tai Tokerau: ‘investing in your own life’
The Far North REAP is collaborating with Corrections, providing workshops for selected people who are serving a...
Southern REAP: changing the self-talk
Young parent education programmes are not new to Southern REAP. Back in 2012 Southern REAP established a Young Mum’s...
Marlborough REAP and Pasifika
REAP Marlborough has worked closely with the Pasifika community for many years on a variety of...
Ako-funded research by three REAPS provides resources for the sector
Three REAPS (Wairarapa, Central Otago and East Bay) recently collaborated on a research project funded by...
Building confidence and skills for learners with learning disabilities
‘Queen Street’ is a vocational IDEA services centre (under the umbrella of IHC) in Masterton, meeting the...
Forty Flags for Festival
Forty flags for festival (Becky Manawatu) Forty flags will soon flutter over Westport heralding the upcoming Fusion...
Westport Deep Sea Fishing School – Buller REAP
Each year over 100 people, most of whom are Máori or Pasifika, come to a residential school in Westport to get...
Licensing rural residents to drive – Tairawhiti REAP
IT IS amazing what a little pastel-coloured card can do to empower individuals and communities. Whether it...
Supporting participation in rural and remote locations through the Early Learning Support (ELS) programme
The Ministry is working in partnership with WestREAP to deliver an ELS programme, primarily engaging...
NCEA4U gives students a second chance – Southern
The NCEA 4 U programme enables second chance learners to work towards achieving NCEA credits through Te...
One Person’s Journey with Literacy – Central Otago
Karen was encouraged to attend a REAP Lifeskills based course with embedded literacy and numeracy in May...
Facilitating Events to Encourage Creativity – Buller
Our Community Development Facilitation programme brought together many wood sculptors from around the...
Supporting the needs of Pasifika Families– Marlborough
In partnership with a local Plunket organisation we were able to complete a $100,000 MOE contract for the...
Community Development through Cooperation – Tararua
A key aspect to Tararua REAP’s growth over the past few years has been our focus on working closely with a...
Meaningful Adult Learning – Ruapehu
Programmes that are meaningful to their community is the key to adult learning programmes at Ruapehu. There was a high...
New ways with Science and Maths – Central King Country
Caring for the Natural Environment is a CKC REAP school holiday programme that challenges our youth to...
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