Taken from our youth programme of the same name, our interactive digital Aro ki te Hā journal resource gives young people the opportunity to explore their ideas around respectful relationships. Since the introduction of the programme in early 2023, Aro ki te Hā has helped rainbow rangatahi to learn ways of being in safe and respectful relationships with themselves and others.
This digital resource is broken down into six key sections covering the topics of connection, consent, communication, conflict and community care, with information and ideas to read, as well as lots of exercises to get young people thinking about each idea and how it relates to them. The resource can be used independent from taking part in an Aro ki te Hā course, and all participants in a course will also receive one. While designed with rainbow young people in mind, people of all ages and backgrounds are welcome to utilise this resource.

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