STRONG FAMILIES BUILDING
STRONGER COMMUNITIES
WHO IS GOOD SEED TRUST?
Good Seed Trust is a Christian based organisation, with a vision to see families succeed regardless of background and circumstance. This is fueled by our heart for our people and our own personal life experiences.
We firmly believe that to ensure the futures of our children and generations to come, we must invest time and partnership within our community.
It is our mission that through our services and programmes we offer, that the family environment is grown and cultivated to be strong enough to produce positive outcomes for our families future.
Good Seed Trust aims to strengthen families, where these positive outcomes become intergenerational for their own family and surrounding community.
WHERE WE BEGAN:
We started as a single childcare centre founded by Raewyn Paapu and Grace Ikiua, called 'Shiloh Children's Centre', a part of the Shiloh Fellowship Trust. As needs for childcare services grew the preschool had grown beyond the capacity of a small organisation with the Shiloh board transferring ownership to Good Seed Trust. Good Seeds Children's Centres (as they are called now) has led Good Seed Trust's growth, and we are able to offer the services you see today. It was all started by a group of people dedicated to making a difference in the community, and we've only begun - journey with us!
OUR SERVICES:
We have an array of the highest quality services to offer. As always, everything we do revolves around family - find more information below to see what more we can do for you!
Fathers & Kids
Fathers & Kids is a group aimed at improving the relationship between dads and their children in team-building themed settings.
Playgroup
Playgroup is a free service offered for parents and whanau to come with their young children to be a part of their early learning experience.
LIT Youth Programme
L.I.T. (Leaders in Training) partners our GST Youth workers with young people in the community, providing guidance to all matters related to growing up in today's society