Resource Hub
Icebreakers
Icebreakers are short, interactive activities that help people feel more relaxed and connected in group settings.
How to become an Aspire site
Aspire is a youth development programme created by The Salvation Army in partnership with The Warehouse Group.
Keeping people safe
Safety is non-negotiable when working with kids and youth. Our Keeping Children Safe policy is all about making sure everyone—leaders, volunteers, and…
Discipleship Resources
We understand that figuring out how best to disciple rangatahi and tamariki in your faith community can feel overwhelming.
What does it mean to be an Intergenerational Community?
An intergenerational community is one where people of all ages—children, youth, adults, and elders—are truly seen, heard, and included.
How to run a bible study
A youth Bible study is an awesome way to invest in the discipleship of your young people.
How to prepare for a camp
Whether you’re leading a group to camp or helping run the programme, this guide is here to help you feel confident, organised, and ready to create an…
Overseeing Next Gen Ministry
Helping you support the people who shape the next generation.
Forms for Safe Practice
Keeping tamariki and rangatahi safe is a top priority. Our First Aid and safety forms help you plan ahead—whether it’s getting consent for medical care,…
Orange resources
Orange is a strategy and curriculum designed to help churches and families work together to disciple children and youth.
Messy Church
Messy Church is a creative, hands-on way to explore faith together. It’s designed for people of all ages—especially families who might not feel at home in a…