Plans to transform Katikati’s Moore Park skatepark into a larger, family-friendly Youth Park have taken a big leap forward, with two major milestones reached in late November. The Western Bay of Plenty District Council’s Reserves and Amenities team has signed a Deed of Agreement with the Katikati Community-Led Development (KCLD) Steering Group to develop a new youth park complex beside the existing skatepark on Fairview Road. At the same time, fundraising efforts led by KCLD

Our Skate Lab  event held on Monday, June 30 at the Katikati Baptist Church was a youth-created event combining skateboarding skills,...

Last week we (Katikati Community Led Development) hosted the Business After Five event organised by Katch Katikati. John from our...

Volunteer Opportunity – Make a Difference for Local Youth We’re looking for one or two passionate community members to join the Katikati...

Community-led development (CLD) in Aotearoa is about empowering local people to drive change, and in Katikati, young people are at the...

Katikati Community Led Development engaged the Design Factory NZ/WINTEC to present a one day workshop utilising the Design Thinking...

Nylah Mischewski (picured left with Youth Leader Taame Collier), a 14-year-old student from Katikati, has emerged as the winner of a logo...

A big thank you to Rotary Club of Katikati  for providing a laptop to the Katikati Community Led Development Steering Group and team. It...

Do you love creating art? Here's your chance to shine! The Katikati Community Led Development Steering Group are looking for an awesome...

The Katikati Community Led Development steering group has appointed Taame Collier as the Kaiarahi Rangatahi (Youth Leader) to engage with...