WHAT WE DO

We offer a range of adapted programmes that build routine and consistency while encouraging individuals to grow beyond their comfort zones, fostering independence and a better quality of life.

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Weekly Activities

Gym sessions, dance, music, sports, and creative programmes to enhance social and physical skills.

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Holiday Programmes

Full- and half-day programs, providing fun, structure and engagement during school breaks.

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Workforce Development

Helping individuals develop the skills and confidence needed to enter and succeed in the workforce.

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Social Events

Organising community events such as the Mint Ball, to build social connections and encourage community engagement.

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Community Access

Facilitating participation in local activities and events, promoting inclusion, and reducing barriers.

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Family Support

Valuable resources and information to families, enabling them to better support their loved ones.

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Community Collaboration

Working hand-in-hand with local organisations to foster sustainable relationships and a stronger community.

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Overnight Trips/Camps

Multi-day trips such as Special Olympics, weekend getaways and Mint Camp.

Register

Interested in Mint?

Mint Programmes are for those aged 12 years and up with an intellectual disability. To register you will need to be based in Wanaka or the surrounding area.

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Talk to Us

Many of our programmes are currently running at capacity. However, if you are interested in registering to be a part of Mint, please get in touch with Charlotte at charlotte.jackson@minttrust.nz our General Manager or using the link below.