Skylight Trust
Community Organisation
Community Organisation
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We invite young musicians aged 12-18 yrs in the Wellington area, to express their interest in attending Sound Bridge. Make music, make friends and make a space for yourself.
Starting 4pm Tuesday 7 October - this free music therapy group is designed for young musicians aged 12 - 18 years, who want to connect with others. Send your name age and phone contact number to programmes@skylight.org.nz
Date: January 16th 2025 10am-4pm. For young women and non-binary (aged 12-16). To register scan the QR code, email programmes@skylight.org.nz or phone 0800 299 100 for more information.
Skylight has emailed out over 100 “COVID-19 support information e-packs” nationwide since the start of the Level-4 lock-down last week. The e-packs for children/teens include resources about: how to strengthen children and teens against anxiety after news of a world trauma, helping children … View moreSkylight has emailed out over 100 “COVID-19 support information e-packs” nationwide since the start of the Level-4 lock-down last week. The e-packs for children/teens include resources about: how to strengthen children and teens against anxiety after news of a world trauma, helping children cope with fears and worries and coping skills for managing emotions. The e-pack for adults includes information about anxiety management strategies, adapting to change and possible job loss.
To request an e-support pack or to discuss Skylight’s online counselling services contact us.
A warmly illustrated story for children who have witnessed any kind of violent or traumatic episode, such as violence, crime, death, an accident or a natural disaster. Without specifying what ‘the terrible thing’ is exactly, the story explores the different ways it made Sherman feel, some of … View moreA warmly illustrated story for children who have witnessed any kind of violent or traumatic episode, such as violence, crime, death, an accident or a natural disaster. Without specifying what ‘the terrible thing’ is exactly, the story explores the different ways it made Sherman feel, some of the problems that arose and how some support helped him to begin to feel better. This is an invaluable book for children 4–8 years old to encourage communication about traumatic incidents.
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