Category: Challenge 2000
Children’s Day Celebrations
Children’s Day was a real summer’s day full of laughter, fun, games, water fights, ice creams, milk shakes and a sausage sizzle which was enjoyed by all children, young people, parents, grandparents, aunties, uncles and leaders.
It was awesome to see everyone get so involved with the different activities that were going on and the enthusiasm that went with it as well. There were also lots of new faces that came along this year, so it was wonderful to see the interaction between the everyone. We couldn’t be more happy about how successful the day was and how everyone had lots of enjoyment participating in the day. Everyone left with big smiles on their face, some wetter than they arrived thanks to the water fight! We look forward to seeing everyone at other Challenge 2000 events throughout this year.
Good in the Hood

As always, thank you so much for your support
Welcome New Gap Students
On Tuesday 18th and Friday 21st February six new faces were welcomed to Challenge 2000 to take on a big adventure for 2014.
Johnsonville Youth Group
Waka Ama
We would like to say a huge THANK YOU to the Porirua Canoe and Kayak Club for taking our young people and staff out on the water to try their hands at Waka Ama!
Everyone was having such a good time, even the sun had to pop out from behind the clouds to see what we were up to!
Children’s Day
Sunday the 2nd March is National Children’s Day. We will be celebrating in summer style at Challenge 2000! We will have a sausage sizzle, milkshakes, ice cream, games, lots of fun and prizes to share. You and your family are invite to join us at the Challenge 2000 Youth and Family Centre in Johnsonville. See you there from 11.30am until 1pm!
If you are looking for ways to help out the community, a donation towards food for this day would go a long way! We are using this as an opportunity to fundraise for youth activities so any donations will be gratefully received.
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Wellington Sevens
Rotary Youth Leadership Camp
The opportunities just keep coming!
After finishing up on the Challenge 2000 Gap Year I stayed on to do a bit more work during the holidays and just before I went back home, I was sponsored by the Johnsonville Rotary Club to attend Rotary Youth Leadership Award (RYLA), a week long camp.
The week was full of very interesting speakers, challenging activities and fun. I had the opportunity to visit parliament and government house giving me the chance to meet the Governor General and a speaker from each government party.