reintegration

we never give up on people. ever.

We say yes to giving people a fresh start. We love what we do; that's why we’ve been doing it for more than 25 years. The Pathway story began in 1997, with three guys, a shared belief and a clever idea.

The belief is that people can make positive life changes when given the tools they need and the clever idea was to establish a business that would fund these tools. More than two decades on, Pathway Trust is creating profound social change.

our reintegration services

Our flagship programme
the Navigate Initiative.

The Navigate Initiative is a ground-breaking partnership with the Department of Corrections to provide reintegrative support for men inside Christchurch Men's Prison with ongoing support as they rebuild their lives back in the community.

Learn about the Navigate Initiative
He Kete Carved Sign

Supporting women in recovery
He Kete Oranga o te Mana Wāhine.

The South Island’s only residential drug and alcohol centre for women, run in partnership with Odyssey House Trust and the Department of Corrections.

Learn about He Kete

Reintegration through
supported employment.

Our employment initiative is a fundamental step in the reintegration process. We help our clients prepare for job seeking, support them in gaining skills and connect with employers.

Learn about supported employment
Finn
's story.

Volunteers are at the heart of what Pathway does.

With dozens of volunteers supporting our life-changing work, we needed someone with the knowledge and drive to keep the vibe pumping. That someone is Finn Chirnside, who joined us in early April.

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yes.
we need your help.

By helping people to make a fresh start, we’re helping to break the intra-family cycle of poverty, violence and criminal activities, making our community a stronger and safer place for everyone.

But we can’t do it without you.

say yes