Check out what's been happening at Who Did You Help Today? in 2024. Here's our Christmas wrap-up newsletter -...

STUFF 15 December 2022 STUFF's Ripu Bhatia and David White accompanied Mothers Project to Auckland Region Women's Corrections Facility in...

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In this episode, we connect with Stacey Shortall to chat about the issues that matter to her. Have a listen:

This Child Poverty Action report explains why our volunteers have been busy packing & distributing food boxes to families during Covid-19

Being in remand cuts off women from their whanau and children and can have a serious impact on children, which is why we run Mothers Project

Stacey Shortall talks with Mike Hosking about how skilled volunteers can help small businesses navigate Covid-19

The HelpTank website, part of the Who Did You Help Today? charitable trust, is matching volunteers to projects.

Kiwis are being urged to throw their support behind small businesses

New Zealand is a nation of small businesses and we know that right now many of them face a very uncertain future.

The Hui, Newshub, 21 July 2019 Once a month, Stacey Shortall pays a visit to one of four women's prisons around the country. "It's not an...

Education can help to create the safer communities we all want to live in. Education is the key to severing our prison pipeline.

Child poverty in New Zealand is back in the public spotlight following release of the 2018 Child Poverty Monitor report last week. The...

"Who did you help today?" may seem a simple question, but the power lies in asking.

Sometimes, just hearing mum's voice is all it takes to comfort a child.

Written by Stacey Shortall; 6 December 2018 The statistics are well known. One in four children in New Zealand live under the income...

Opinion: Ballooning prisoner numbers is not a uniquely New Zealand problem. Nor is it new.

Rebecca was a solo mum to five kids. Her youngest was 5, just getting into the swing of school life and her eldest fast approaching 18.

A new online service is helping skilled workers volunteer to help not for profit organisation.

Mums in prison anxious about connecting with their children are being voluntarily helped by some of Wellington's top female lawyers.