Kenzie’s Gift supports the mental health of tamariki (children), mātātahi (young people) and families affected by serious illness or grief within the family. We do this by providing one on one therapy with registered mental health professionals, grief kits and an extensive online resource.
Access up to 12 free, one-on-one therapy sessions with registered mental health professionals throughout Aotearoa New Zealand to help your young Kiwi and whānau deal with tough things, like serious illness or bereavement.
Request a free grief kit to help your taitamaiti (child) or taiohi (young person) cope and remember all the beautiful memories after the death of a loved one.
Listen to our webinar series covering topics to help you and your whānau through some of life's toughest times, including serious illness diagnosis, cancer, grief and loss.
The Kenzie’s Gift team has developed a range of resources to help parents and teachers support tamariki through life's toughest times, including serious illness and grief.
The Unthinkables is a private Facebook group for parents whose taitamaiti (child) or tamariki (children) have died. It’s intended to be a safe, welcoming space for grieving parents.
When grief is shared, it feels less lonely. That’s the idea
behind Kenzie’s Gift’s #DearGrief campaign which aims to open up the conversation
about death and grief in Aotearoa.