Our Stories & Kōrero

Meet R and her mentor, Tina—a match made for adventure! Read their heartwarming story and see why mentoring means the world to tamariki.

There are a million reasons to become a mentor. We've asked our mentors to share their reasons for becoming a mentor.

Have you ever wondered what it takes to become a mentor? Attending a mentor information session is your first step to finding out!

We’ve answered some of the most common questions to help you take the first step toward becoming a mentor.

An unforgettable snow-filled weekend with Ride Tamariki brought tamariki together for connection, courage and firsts on the slopes!

Interested in making a difference in the lives of tamariki impacted by whānau incarceration? Learn how you can become a mentor with us!

Mentoring matters for children of prisoners, who often come from unstable pasts and uncertain futures.

Pillars Ka Pou Whakahou, a charity supporting the children and families of people in prison, is looking for more mentors for children...

In the wake of Auckland’s flooding, our community came together to create a plan of action.

Future All Blacks and Tennis Champs are among our cohort of Pillars young people! Pillars began the day at Counties Manukau Rugby- where...

Providing tamariki and rangatahi with quality mentor relationships has always been a main priority for Pillars. Our most recent mentoring...

Pillars has set its sails and continued through waves of lockdowns and community cases. Our whānau has been affected by Covid-19. We are...

Facetimes with fun filters, Tik-Tok dances, food parcels, activities and games are just some of the fun ways Pillars mentors are...