Making a difference

We’re committed to making a positive, lasting impact on the lives of whānau and on the wellbeing of our communities. Making a difference is important to us and what we do. We use evidence-based outcome measures to understand this impact and we celebrate these through the sharing of stories.

Over the last 12 months

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How we supported them

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were supported in their own homes by our mobile services

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We’re now in 13 regions across Aotearoa and continue to develop our services to meet the needs of our communities.

The availability of staff [was the best thing] and I loved how my support worker could relate, understand and help me through the challenges or concerns I had at the time.

24 year old, Mobile support services, Hamilton

The personal touch, the friendship within a professional relationship. Getting to know each other means she knows me. She can't solve the problems of the world, however she does offer me moral support and this means a lot. We are from different backgrounds and different places. We share empathy.

63 year old, Mobile support, Nelson

The pairing system, I feel like my therapist was perfectly suited and matched to me. She was always so understanding and helpful to me.

18 year old, Mobile youth services, Lakes

Our stories

These are some of the stories of the people who use our services. The stories are about journeys, experiences and challenges. They’re about strength, motivation and inspiration.

Wairarapa’s sustainable veggie growing

As part of their sustainability and wellbeing initiatives, our Pathways Wairarapa team has set...

Fiona’s story, in her own words

My name is Hung Fung but I like to be called Fiona. I want...

Shining star Shannon

Starting a journey to recovery can seem overwhelming and daunting. But with the right...

We believe what we do now can have a life long impact. Through our diverse range of services Real supports young people, aged 12-24, to live full, hopeful and connected lives.

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