— Our Programme for Rangatahi

Sexual health & wellbeing education, designed with rangatahi.

Our programme delivers evidence-informed, age-appropriate and culturally responsive education that helps rangatahi build knowledge, confidence and skills around their health, relationships and wellbeing. Complementary workshops for schools, organisations and professionals are available via our Workshops page.

School-based sexuality education

Hauora-aligned, age-appropriate sessions designed for Aotearoa classrooms.

Consent & healthy relationships workshops

Practical modules on consent, boundaries, communication and digital safety.

Youth wellbeing education

Connecting sexual health with mental, emotional and whānau wellbeing.

Community outreach initiatives

Engagement at marae, churches, sports clubs and community hubs across Auckland.

Sexual health literacy

Plain-language resources on bodies, relationships and informed decision-making.

STI awareness & prevention

Reducing stigma and improving understanding of testing, prevention and care.

Peer education development

Building pathways for rangatahi to lead the kōrero with their peers.

Resource navigation & support

Connecting young people and whānau with the right clinical and social services.

— Programme enquiry

Talk to us about working together.

If you'd like to learn more, explore collaboration, or invite us to your school or community — we'd love to kōrero.

Our programmes are in active development. We respond to all enquiries personally and welcome conversations with educators, community workers, iwi, and youth-serving organisations.

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Sexual health and wellbeing education for rangatahi — and workshops for the educators, professionals and organisations who support them across Aotearoa.

"Make sex ed cool again."

Aoturoa Academy Charitable Trust · Registered Charity CC58012
Founded by Shailesh Bagwe · Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland

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