Eastgate is starting to take shape, with construction progressing well and the rooms beginning to come together. Here’s a look at what’s happening now, why the project matters and how you can help us get the new clinical rooms ready for rangatahi.

Our runners are taking on 42.2 kilometres in New York. We're taking on our own 42s here in Ōtautahi, showing them the same support we promise our young people every day.

Five Kiwis are taking on the New York City Marathon as part of Crusade with Heart, aiming to raise at least $120,000 for Te Tahi Youth and our new East Christchurch clinical fit-out.

A chance meeting at the Crusaders Super Lunch connected Te Tahi Youth with two rugby fans from the United States who became our first international donors and supporters of our mahi with rangatahi.

Emily turned 42 kilometres into 50 counselling sessions for rangatahi. Through her marathon fundraiser, she brought her community together to support free mental health and wellbeing services at Te Tahi Youth.

Giving Tuesday 2025 brought together schools, businesses, and community supporters to provide care and practical support for rangatahi. Together, the community helped Te Tahi Youth create 100 Christmas goodie bags for young people.

Emily is running 42km to support young people across Ōtautahi, turning her own experience with mental health and wellbeing into a powerful message of hope, connection, and support.

Benji from Te Tahi Youth collecting donations from Westfield Riccarton as part of the Giving Tuesday campaign.