At Marlborough Youth Trust, our programmes are designed to equip young people with the skills, confidence, and opportunities they need to thrive.
From employment pathways and mentoring to personal development and life skills, we offer practical support that helps young people overcome challenges and build positive futures.Below are the programs that we have to offer
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CACTUS (Combined Adolescent Challenge Training Unit and Support)
A resilience and leadership program that challenges youth through physical training, teamwork, and personal development. Each term runs for 8 Weeks with early morning starts to push your self to the extreme. This program is run in Blenheim
YES (Youth in Emergency Services)
Provides hands-on experience with emergency service organisations in Blenheim, building skills, confidence, and pathways into volunteering and careers. The YES program is run in conjunction with Fire and Emergeny NZ, St John, Coastguard, Surf life saving and LanSar.
YEP (Youth Employment Programme)
Supports young people in developing job readiness skills, connecting them with local employers, and providing guidance for successful entry into the workforce. In a group
Rangatahi Mahi
A program focused on creating meaningful employment and skill-building opportunities for rangatahi, fostering confidence, independence, and pathways to long-term careers. One on one support for Rangatahi receiving a job seekers. We will walk beside you help with your c.v.
Queer Group
A safe, inclusive space for LGBTQ+ rangatahi to connect, share experiences, and build community. This program provides opportunities for social connection, creative expression, and support in an environment that celebrates diversity and belonging. Through regular meet-ups and activities, we aim to empower queer youth, reduce isolation, and promote wellbeing. 7pm Monday night
TUPU
Tupu is a nurturing and engaging play group designed to support the growth and development of tamariki while strengthening connections between parents, caregivers, and whānau. The programme provides a warm, welcoming space where young children can explore, create, and learn through play‑based activities that encourage curiosity, confidence, and early social skills.
10am -12pm Wednesdays
Plunket playrooms
Call/text Sandi – 0276085660
email – thrivetupu@myt.org.nz
