The trustees of Adopt a Student Charitable Trust have agreed that through the māhi of its volunteers the kaupapa of the trust has been fulfilled, and it is appropriate for the trust to be dissolved. The trustees which to thank its volunteers, donors and sponsors for their support over the last 3 years, and wish to advise that bank accounts have been closed with all proceeds being donated to the I Am Hope Foundation for the benefit of providing mental wellbeing support to young people in New Zealand through counselling services.
For any enquiries please contact Tania@adoptastudent.org.nz
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Choose how involved you want to be with your adopted family. It might be joining in with family sports, walking the dog, heading out for tea or a coffee or just taking time away from uni life to hang out. You might like a little extra support from someone who’s a bit removed from your usual circle.
Are you a whānau who wants to adopt a student? It's an awesome opportunity to learn from and grow with the students and the wider Adopt a Student community you connect with. This can be a rewarding and fun experience and create a positive difference in a student’s life.
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Your voice
We love hearing about your ideas about other ways we can help improve student wellbeing. Here are some stories that have encouraged our commitment to this journey so far. Please get in touch if you have a great story or ideas to share.
"I think Adopt a Student is a great idea. When I was at university I somehow found an extended whānau through a local church and I think having those people around me at the time really got me through all the stress and confusion that goes from leaving home and figuring life out. Ka rawe to mahi e hoa."
Jonelle M
Senior Insights Analyst
"What a fantastic idea. I was very fortunate that at 17 as a student at Otago Uni I was "adopted" by Bernie. We met through inter club squash. I'd just arrived in Dunedin, was homesick and she took me under her wing. Like a big sister. Helped me through the ups and downs, cooked me dinners, gave me a safe place to be, and we had a heap of fun along the way. Thirty years later - we are still friends. I'd love to help with your initiative. Every student should have a Bernie."
Kristen W
Marketing Strategist
" Wow, 30 years ago since I met Kristen. And anyone thinking of doing this I can vouch for how rewarding it can be! Lots of fun along the way and a lifelong friend. Let's do this! Brought a tear to my eye."