As a charity, we don’t receive any government funding and rely on the amazing generosity of our supporters to keep our essential mental health services running.
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If you or your whānau are affected by serious illness or grief, talk to us to see how we can help.
Edward was 10 when his mum Selina died of breast cancer. For his dad David, Kenzie's Gift provided a 'safe pair of hands' to support Ed at a time when they were tackling the hardest questions about how to live with profound grief and loss.
I was heartbroken by the news that Nigel Latta, our incredible ambassador and friend, died on 30th September 2025. Nigel wasn’t just a figurehead for Kenzie’s Gift—he genuinely cared about tamariki and mātātahi, passionately supporting our work to help them cope when faced with serious illness or grief.
Assisted dying recently became legal in Aotearoa, and whānau with a loved one facing terminal illness or intolerable suffering now have an additional option.
Kenzie's Gift is a registered charity under the Charities Act 2005 (CC21425)
