The Warriors Community Foundation tackle social issues with programmes and community initiatives that support mental health, anti-bullying, literacy, and other wellbeing skills that support success for our tamariki, rangatahi and whānau.
The foundation uses the Warriors' brand name, players and former players to connect, educate and inspire our youth positively and proactively.
We are passionate and skilled at designing and delivering innovative programmes that leverage the One New Zealand Warriors' energy, values and mana to promote positive change in physical health, literacy and life skills.
24 FEB 2023
Warriors Community Foundation took its wellbeing programme Prepare to Perform-Whakarite Ki Te Mahi to Christchurch ahead of the One New Zealand Warriors’ Preseason Challenge clash against Melbourne at Orangetheory Stadium recently.
09 FEB 2023
I Am Hope and the Warriors Community Foundation have announced a partnership for the 2023 season.
31,030
children reached since 2021
187
primary and intermediate schools visited since 2021
1,032
hours spent in the community since 2021
Wellbeing-Hauora
Tupu Māia Warriors Community Foundation have created a programme for Year 7-8 Wāhine Toa, Tupu Māia. Tupu (grow, foster) Māia – (confidence, boldness)
Wellbeing -Hauora
Prepare to Perform is an exciting, dynamic programme designed to help developing minds and bodies perform at their best, creating skills and wellbeing techniques that last a lifetime.
Creative Writing for Tamariki
Established with the aim of improving literacy achievement in primary schools, League in Libraries encourages children to rediscover the enjoyment of reading and literacy as essential life skills through the support of engaging mentors and role models.
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