Aro ki te Hā - the respectful relationship programme
About event organiser
InsideOUT Kōaro is a national charity working to make Aotearoa safer for all rainbow and takatāpui people. They provide resources, workshops, consulting, advocacy and support for anything concerning rainbow (LGBTQIA+) communities.
Event information
About the event
For more information, please see the sign-up page and Inside OUT's social media post.
Aro ki te Hā is a free, online seven-week youth programme designed to support rainbow rangatahi to develop the tools and skills needed to navigate the challenging and beautiful world of relationships.
This online programme involves meeting once a week for around 1.5 hours with up to 10 others. The programme is open for those between 16 and 27. The programme will start the week of the 13th of October, with the day of the week to be decided based on what works best for participants.
Please direct all enquiries to the organisers: hello@insideout.org.nz.
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