Welcome to the Massey Raise Up Crew
Want to get involved in your community? Raise Up is a group of up to 20 young people who are passionate about doing good in their community and creating awesome ways for young people to come together and have some fun.
Thinking of joining the crew? Apply online!
Crew meetings
Wednesday 4-6pm
Massey Gym and Leisure Centre, 545 Don Buck Road, Massey
*You'll find us in the Raise Up room opposite reception - the big glass wall with Raise Up written on it
Weekly activity - Game night drop-in
Thursday 3:30-7:30pm during term 4
Massey Gym and Leisure Centre, 545 Don Buck Road, Massey
Word from your Coordinator
Kia Ora! My name is Taylah, and I was born and raised in West Auckland here in Aotearoa. I spent a few years studying youth development in the United States where I obtained my Master’s degree and developed my passion for youth work. I have worked with young people for a few years in various environments, and I loved every minute of it! I had the pleasure of working in direct service prevention work with female identified youth aged 10-18, where I developed trauma informed skills and approaches to empowering young people. I also love sport and recreation, having the summer of a lifetime in the USA where I was a camp counsellor for an international summer camp!
At Raise Up Massey, we are youth led and strive to connect with the community through planning engaging events and workshops. Massey has a strong foundation for community activation and I believe there are multiple opportunities for young people to engage with the Massey community! I encourage young people in the Massey area to apply and develop important skills that they can take into their adult life. Raise Up is a great way to meet new people, build confidence and add to your CV!
If this sounds like something that interests you, please apply! The Massey team cannot wait to have you :)
"Confidence is a big thing I’ve got from Raise Up, along with developing social communication. I’ve been with Raise Up for five years as it’s really helped me be present in the community … and talk to people in both formal and informal environments."