The Kaipātiki Community Facilities Trust (KCFT) has a partnering agreement with the Kaipātiki Local Board to provide a connected community approach through the community development work model.
Through this model, KCFT provides a variety of community activations, projects, programmes and key events that meet the needs of our Kaipātiki residents, while also increasing neighbourhood sustainability.
KCFT’s role with the Kaipātiki Local Board is to provide connected communities within the Board’s area of responsibility. The Trust is committed to serving and supporting sustainable communities because we know our role succeeds where connected communities thrive.
Our work will always revolve around the Five Wellbeing’s… Give, Be Active, Keep Learning, Connect and Take Notice.
KCFT Team (January 2025)
The Kaipātiki Community Response Plan IS OUT NOW
This plan has been developed by the Kaipātiki Community Response Group to offer a plan of action for when disaster strikes in whatever form that may be. Read through it to get an idea of how we are approaching any serious threat to our community.
Do you, or someone you know, need help finding employment?
The KCFT Steps to Success Programme is a holistic, thorough, and in-depth set of Skill Modules which are designed to build the self-esteem, resilience, and confidence of rangatahi before they transition into supported employment.
If you want to enter the next Steps to Success intake,
please fill in our REFERRAL FORM online
Walking alongside our tamariki, rangatahi and whānau to help them back into education
KCFT Attendance Services initially works with schools to identify at risk students who may have a high level of unjustified absences, then work with family/whãnau to build a cooperative solution that provides on-going support and encouragement to help those students achieve more positive outcomes from their learning journey.
What's happening in your Kaipātiki
Shepherds Park
From roots to skyline
Yesterday, today and into the future
KCFT Publications for download and/or online viewing
The Strawberry Land Book
By Matt Elliott
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Celebrations.....
Kaipatiki Community Facilities Trust
Adrian Tyler, Kaipātiki Local Board member has stepped down from his position on the board, providing his resignation effective 5 February 2025.
Kaipatiki Community Facilities Trust
Kaipatiki Summer Fun Programme...... Thursday 20tth February 4pm Families n Parks Games On in the Park.. Normanton Reserve Enjoy..................supported by our Kaipātiki Local Board &
