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Skylight is a national charitable organisation that provides unique and innovative support services to children, young people and their families/whnau through times of change, loss, trauma and grief - whatever the cause.
Skylight works hard to make a difference to thousands of lives. Lives of children, young people and their families/whanau affected by grief, loss and change.
If you, or someone you know, needs our support please call 0800 299 100 or go to our website www.skylight.org.nz.
Established in Wellington in 1998, Skylight helps some 5,000 people throughout the country each year. Skylight provides:
While each situation is unique, people contacting Skylight are seeking support for difficult life issues, including death, suicide, illness, disability, accidents, family break up or other family changes, trauma, difficult relationships and violence.
On February 7, 2009, several bushfires ignite across the Australian State of Victoria.Innovative New Zealand grief and trauma support agency Skylight (www.skylight.org.nz) thought about how best to respond, swinging into action to quickly provide over 25,000 adapted resources.
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News Release 19 May 2010 FROM DAYLIGHT TO SKYLIGHT – LOCAL COMPANY GIVES CHARITY A BOOST! Skylight and HomeTech Solatube today announced a new partnership between the two organisations that will see HomeTech Solatube make a donation to Skylight Charitable Trust for every Solatube Daylighting System sold.
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WELLINGTON CITY — The weather smiled on us with a perfect day for our annual Skylight Golf Classic.
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In light of the recent Mental Health Awareness Week, Skylight reflects on its Grief Is Like A Wave support resource to help people make the connection between grief and mental well being.
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Recent New Zealand research asked children around the country aged 8-12 years old to identify what worries them the most.
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Skylight has launched an innovative new single edition youth support magazine, ‘The Journey Through’, which honestly and frankly tackles the very difficult issues teens and young people face.
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