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Youth Leaders Retreat

In the July school holidays Mixit Youth Leaders went on their annual retreat at Whale Bay. See some of the highlights here :)

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Mixit is fundraising for a new van

Part of the magic of Mixit is, every Saturday during term time, we are able to bring together young people from all over Auckland to join in our programme. Thanks to our generous funders, and donors, it costs them nothing to attend and provides comprehensive transport support to enable access. The value young people get from being part of Mixit is ...

Mixit 2005 - 2023

Developed through research and partnership building in 2005, Mixit has consistently delivered weekly creative workshops since 2006, never missing a single Saturday. This video stands as a testament to the project's remarkable adaptability, showcasing the journey over the years. Thousands of participants, from diverse perspectives, backgrounds and e...

From Isolation to Empowerment

Shahram is 14 years old and he and his family arrived in Aotearoa from Afghanistan. Originally from Bamyan, their relocation journey to a safe haven passed through Kabul and then Iran. He reflects that it was hard in Afghanistan and his father tried to get his children access to education but the fees were overwhelming and the context of war made i...

Looking at an old home through a new lens

Graciano Aganze left his home country Congo when he was 13 years old arriving in Aotearoa, via Uganda, aged 17. When he encountered Mixit at the Mangere Refugee Center he realised this was something he wanted to be part of and joined the Saturday programme, becoming a regular Mixer, then a Youth Leader and onto becoming the first youth rep on the M...

Mixit Ten

Mixit Ten is a historic Mixit film that showcases our first ten years 2006 – 2016. This is such an inspiring film to all the current Mixers, helping them feel connected to all those who have gone before them.

Mixit Micro-donor programme

Mixit is a non-profit charitable organisation and relies on donations, big and small, to keep going. As young people we want to encourage our peers to be generous, and help them to see that it is not only the wealthy who can contribute to meaningful social change. Being a Micro Donor means gifting a little bit, but committing to do it regularly.

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