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More than a play centre.

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A SAFE SPACE TO THRIVE

We're building a safe, inclusive community where children of all abilities can explore, learn and have fun together.

Our charitable trust is designed to support sensory regulation, encourage social connection, and provide families with a place where they feel accepted, supported and understood.

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A place born from lived experience.

As parents of neurodiverse children, Founders Jorgia and Finnlay Curtis know firsthand the challenges of finding places where our children feel safe, understood and truly accepted. Too often, outings meant worrying about sensory overload, judgment from others, or spaces that simply weren’t designed with our children in mind.

"After visiting a specialised sensory play space, we saw the incredible difference an inclusive environment could make—not just for children, but for entire families. That experience inspired us to create something similar for the Bay of Plenty."

Our Story

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our values

The Beliefs We Cherish

Belonging

Every child is seen. We advocate for a world where every neurotype is welcomed with open arms and deep respect.

Refuge

Sensory safety is our priority. We craft gentle, regulated settings that protect and soothe every young visitor.

Family

Heart of the community. We stand by our families, fostering a warm network where parents find friendship and solidarity.

Play

Universal freedom. Play is a vital need, so we provide the specialised equipment to make it accessible to all.

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Jorgia Curtis

Executive Officer & Founder

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People Behind the Progress

Darryin Bennett

Trustee & Secretary

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Finnlay Curtis

Trustee & Chairman

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Leeanne Game

Trustee & Treasurer

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Help Us Build a Kinder World

Your generosity funds the vital sensory environment and inclusive programmes our community needs. Together, we can create a future where no child is excluded.

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