2025 Theme: Take Our Place – Whai Wāhitanga

A future of community and voluntary impact and how to attract a younger demographic of volunteers with Nate Whitfield.

2025 Theme: Take Our Place – Whai Wāhitanga

A future of community and voluntary impact and how to attract a younger demographic of volunteers with Nate Whitfield.

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Youth Week 19 - 25 May

Logos + graphics

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Youth Week 19 - 25 May

Certificates

Choose your preferred design below of NVW 2025 Certificate of Appreciation to edit in Canva or Microsoft Word.

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Youth Week 19 - 25 May

Social media tiles

Click the link below to open the templates in Canva. Simply upload your photo, logo, or message, then drag and drop it into the available frames to create your own unique post.

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Youth Week 19 - 25 May

Icons + graphics

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Youth Week 19 - 25 May

Instagram story + reel templates

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Youth Week 19 - 25 May

Printable thank you cards

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Promo material

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Youth Week 19 - 25 May

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Youth Week 19 - 25 May

Youth Week is a nationwide festival of events organised by young New Zealanders to celebrate the talents, passion and success of local young people.

Youth Week aims to amplify young people’s valuable contributions to their communities by supporting them to design, deliver and evaluate all aspects of the week. We want Aotearoa to be a country where young people are vibrant and optimistic and are supported and encouraged to take up challenges.

Youth Week Events are designed to encourage young people to take on challenges, share ideas and focus on the positive aspects of being young and to recognise the youth workers, youth service providers and others working with and for young people.

Ara Taiohi is the kaitiaki of this week. It can also be a chance to recognise and celebrate young volunteers.

See our Top Tips for Engaging with Youth