New Zealand's Teenage Offenders and their Journey to Stay out of Juvenile Detention

[@elllaakif4623]

We live in a world where we just expect too much from children and very little from their parents

[@harryman1303]

just don't rob people and fcken ruin other peoples lives. That kid gets a good beaten or shot learn real fast don't fcking break into peoples homes fs

[@tonymorgan9240]

THEY ARE ALL IN THE SAME POOL AS ALL THE OTHERS GO TO SCHOOL AND LEARN SOMETHING NOT THE CRIME SIDE ???

[@calebmorley3313]

@@tonymorgan9240lol

[@jaymeerenee2357]

@@tonymorgan9240 kinda hard when you grow up with that environment, most of these kids have criminal parents or live in poverty, they aren't gonna turn out the same as other children with normal families and normal upbringings, plus not trying to stereotype Polynesians or Maori but I feel like it's normalised within some of us

[@Brx1x1]

​@@jaymeerenee2357it is 100% normalized, the recent generations are the ones more likely to break the cycle slowly but surely

[@mzitchbay]

So true what he said about those companies and the government having a responsibility towards the community and the youth. These kids are the future, they need to be supported.

[@alexfoster4373]

If you think that companies or government will solve your problems , stop living illusion, start loving people around you they are on your side, just give them a chance, stop doing any drugs, have a clear conciseness, and in few days you will see things around you in the different way. Most important, stay calm, and no fear of any thing

[@n0wsinn]

I see your comment a lot lol. you also made one on a onefour video

[@CJinsoo]

It’s always someone else’s fault....not!

[@mzitchbay]

Hurricaneplays not their fault but a responsibility. With great power comes?? Yep.

[@CJinsoo]

Kim H An interesting take, but what about the NZ government? Far more powerful? Maybe they already contributed to the mess? Or how about the Chinese Communist Party, even more power? The most relevant “power” is with the parent(s), family, and the individuals. If they won’t take the greatest responsibility for themselves, no legitimate requirement for others to do so.

[@sirjcurry2182]

The men helping are angels! Support them. Real men cry also.

[@petermcgreevy6386]

He has real empathy for the boys. They should return his feelings towards them to complete the journey.

[@CholzenOne]

As a fellow New Zealand guy, you Lads got this! Appreciate and be grateful to those men who have healed their wounds and now want to help other. I've crawled my way out of the trenches. Very slowly but surely. Perseverance and resilience is key. I'm not studying my health and wellbeing cert level 3 to finally properly give back. I battled the low decile living, trauma and drug addiction, mental health and everything else and I'm pulling through finally. Proud of yous, Kia Kaha my boys!!❤

[@aplerhora-ofmyinterest7178]

Rest well brother Todd, you lived your life & planted a seed in these young mens lives. Rest well knowing people are still looking after our Rangatahi🙏🏾🤎

[@nirvana8095]

🙏🏽🤍

[@AYOCIG]

He passed away brother

[@nsmaori]

Louie knuxx 👑

[@USO275]

“I was gonna name her ruthless … then realise she wasn’t that ruthless” 😂😂😂😂

[@nelsy1790]

Imagine having someone who understands the land from a Maori perspective, and explaining to the young men when they’re out there that this is how our people lived. I believe that’ll help in some way, some of these young Maori/Pacifica men to understand life, hard work, and their worth, and implementing that into their every day lives.

[@amirivanessen419]

Like back in the day?

[@nelsy1790]

@@amirivanessen419 yeah. The corrections department have a similar model where they unite young men with their iwi/tribes in the hopes that they’d learn and understand the old way of life, that they too can become great men of society. Unfortunately it doesn’t change everyone, but the ones who do change, reciprocate their learnings back to the youth. It’s an amazing thing.

[@willmachado1]

What do you think they're doing?

[@jade9288]

The censoring in the sub-titles are a bit inconsistent ay 😂

[@aussie_shit1013]

Ikr mate

[@laabitres]

The US should take notes....just saying

[@top5deadoralive746]

StaticLocs take note on what like the kid said they were just board not doing it cause they needed to put food on the table

[@tama-a-tumatauengahiku3647]

@@top5deadoralive746 Western Society gave us this life in the first place Most of the families here revert to gangs because society rejects them over their image or what they think they're going to do. Hence why most families cant get jobs here, or are not qualified enough because of stats on a piece of paper doesnt meet their standards. In our culture, there was no such thing as 'bored' or 'depressed' English takes over Now our people have one of the highest suicide rates Like wtf? Wake up

[@aresaquatic5763]

@@tama-a-tumatauengahiku3647 and highest crime rate dont forget that

[@percnowitzki1724]

@@top5deadoralive746 why not just get a job if u need to put food on the table , US is an advanced country more jobs there, labour jobs like building will take anyone in thats willing to work hard that’s why u see so many Mexicans doing it.

[@tonymorgan9240]

THE US HAS THE SAME PROBLEMS AS NZ WAYWARD KIDS THINK THEY KNOW IT ALL ??

[@SuperGGLOL]

This is a good way to rehabilitate teenagers. Opens them up to new perspectives. They are also being treated with unconditional love and have the opportunity to grow up with new potential friends. But there could be other problems. Their behaviour may have been influenced by peers and local environmental conditions have to be factored in. Also the dude with the tattoos on his face is a legend. What he talks about at 10:32 is actually a psychological problem named 'Prime'. It's when a person is stimulated with certain words that can evoke a corresponding behaviour. Seeing all those tattoos that speak of the system in a negative light will have an influence in ones subconscious mind and ultimately impact their beliefs and ideals. A very basic example: if you've been thinking of a yellow car (words), you will be more prone to see a yellow car (behaviour).

[@TheSketchyswag]

Like a spell..

[@suriyamclean5625]

The ending really made me sad and tear up a bit. I'd love to see how these guys are now

[@AmadeoAbrogena]

Same! Just discovered this now. Hope they’re well.

[@masterjenkins632]

probably selling synnies in henderson

[@LeSwexy]

I looked into it, they're all in prison or free with an INSANELY long criminal record. Thank GOD we colonised this country. They're als mostly all using meth with an insane obsession with crime.

[@lawrencemakoare-z7p]

Me too

[@SamGalloway-n9j]

Todd passed away from a heart attack in 2021, Kelsten is doing ok and has a baby!

[@AlphaGoII]

Thank you STAART Taranaki. Well done lads.

[@mrjolieguy8673]

These men who started the START PROGRAM ARE fantastic Making a positive out of a negative is rewarding Good for all them, very much brilliant idea & actually impactful to the troubled youth 👏🏼👏🏼👌🏼👍😉✌🏼 Hope this program continues to work & grow, reaching the same kinda youths here over & over as needed 👌🏼✌🏼

[@clarrief6137]

this is my second time watching this and it is just so true .like the whole thing

[@MagicVato]

S.T.A.R.T Taranaki Awesome👌🏽We need more of this up here in Auckland for the youth!

[@marzseaga714]

Oh my gosh totally agree

[@rensthereapa]

louie knuxx getting involved in the community,good work todd.

[@hapsone1985]

The men in this programme deserve funding its heartbreaking I love being Maori, growing up in the system was hard it was a cycle, I wish I had this instead of lock up god bless

[@rayc8948]

Unfortunately, a kid attending a Start Taranaki camp stabbed and killed a poor old guy when they tried to take his car keys. Poor dude was stabbed to death in his sleeping bag.

[@andrewlim9345]

Good that someone is trying to help them by teaching them camping and survival skills.

[@glynnparry4495]

Good on these young boys for wanting change, thanks to START Taranaki. Theyre a beacon of hope to these boys. God bless carlston too. I hope he finds that righteous path and way of living. That guy at the end made me wanna cry when he cried. Much love guys!

[@ninademont5598]

proud of these boys and their mentors. They deserve happiness and love. I hope they're all okay

[@DatBxtchJ4y]

Sad, they all come from broken homes. Wishing them the best.,

[@alanak7421]

Cannot believe this has just popped up for me! # You don't know what you haven't been taught!! The only words you need to teach and be taught.. This all breaks my heart! Solo mother raising my own babes in the south island of NZ.. It's not an easy run, but perseverance is key!

[@danielirvine7468]

Is this program still going ? We still need more of this huge respect to the men that are running these programs there’s so much power in you’re words telling a young fella he’s awesome and has got what it takes )

[@AmadeoAbrogena]

This is amazing, thank you for the service you do to help these teenagers. Kia Ora ♥️

[@donworrybruh]

7:21 the bro poaching killing lambs and feeding them to his dog wtf🤣🤣

[@hue637]

louie knuxx real one. Rip homie, heart of a real man, spread love too all

[@Jangles_tn_124akh]

We need more content like this. I love how they have programs for troubled youth instead of sealing their fates

[@awhiz13]

Positive movements 4 our rangatahi,need more of these programs all over New Zealand🙂

[@GoldCoast85]

Probably need better parents first

[@anthonyswann9167]

Real programs,starts at home

[@tasmindesilva5376]

Watching this makes my heart hurt I am so proud that their are people like S.T.A.R.T Taranaki and many others in NZ need the support and backing from those companies driving businesses from those towns

[@CholzenOne]

So proud of you boys. I know that alone feeling far too well. Please keep on keeping on ❤

[@muddybootz505]

This is a excellent program for our youth, you would only need to employ Maori mentors aswel (if none already) to truly help these young men find hope. Someone they can relate to, and someone who can relate to them. But still an excellent program none the less

[@gailkingi9434]

I grew up in the nakiz,aucks,ngaruawahia and taupo,yip can't count the schools so many.. respect for this program at least yous are doing something.. I chose the streets it was better than some of the homes,I've lived in. I've seen and done stupid shit,can so relate to these boys. I'm a mum of 6 now and love how each and everyone of my children have grown,but I chose to change,you have to truly want to change..love more, show that love, hug, embrace and respect. Growing up didn't like to be touched,to say I love you was never heard of,I don't need to go on. But the day I held my 1st child to my last,I knew what love was and it's awesome feeling.. Kia kaha aotearoa Hope this program still going Nga mihi kia koutou

[@ObliqueVisualsNz]

Rest In Peace Louie Knuxx

[@adams731]

GREAT!! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!!

[@edbroaotearoa1198]

The sad part is seeing the potential in these young men and knowing some will end up in jail like their dad starting a new generation of disadvantaged kids.

[@rawiritewaata6425]

I would love to see something of a change in my own home town. Tokoroa! I heard we are one of the worst for teen suicide in the whole country. Im restarting my life and with the support I'll receive from the people I'll meet the support will most definitely be given back. A change is definitely coming and 2021 is the year for it. Matua status! Hi aue Hi!!!! Peace love and harmony to all that are in this video and I hope you all have achieved a better place in life in order for yourself and your beautiful whanau as well as the next generations that are coming up. Kia Ora!!! This is an inspiration to me for the direction I want to take in helping my own and then some! Tautoko the START programme and its wonderful staff! May God bless you and all the people who participate in helping our people grow into the world of Pono

[@teejayznz0738]

yeah bro we have the highest suicide rate in the world for a small fucking country with only a few million people in it

[@qedydu5946]

I run tokoroa

[@pikiorajohnson4653]

awesome mahi to the young men and the S.T.A.R.T roopu, jus wanted to say thanx to poeple like todd who understand what it feels like to be a rangatahi stuck in the struggle and come and give back we need more like you, aroha tino nui kia koe

[@1954JOED]

You guys are doing a great job and your right about farmers owning multiple farms adding to the decreasing number of jobs due to technology and very different farming practices. Farming contractors are whinging about not having overseas migrants coming to NZ because of COVID but they do no institute a program where they actually train NZer's to drive tractors etc its all about sustainability so they say but I don't see them practicing it when it comes to employment.

[@varisaraphiratthitikon9269]

this is beautiful nz!!!

[@sirjcurry2182]

Same story, large companies, powerful people taking jobs, automatic, and causing havoc down below (to poorer people, avg workers, their children, etc). It's by design, can we stop this? Can we all work together globally, to top the rich and powerful from destroying us and our beautiful planet ???

[@shiroism8039]

It's very possible. But sadly, won't happen

[@KodzyNz]

The staff of start are just too amazing much love 💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@IAmIcepro]

Wow. Beautiful program. Beautiful mahi brothers. If there is a way I can help, hit me up. Thank you

[@josephking7219]

Kia Ora Whanau tatou katoa. So proud of START and there goals and objectives and aspirations for our indigenous rangitahi. What an awesome and blessed organization. I have been to Hawera many years ago and I saw Mt Ruapehu. It's so beautiful. May God bless you all in JESUS name. Love from Tamaki Makaurau. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@heeho5676]

Ka pai brothers ✊ keep up the good work 💯 Fuckn love the positivity bro 🤞 Yous will get there brothers 💯 You learn alot from these streets but they make you who you are . If your lucky . 💯Keep up the mahi bro ✊

[@dulcielawrence2910]

Wauw.. best video I've seen all week

[@kanhogantoomagatuala6501]

Nice to see people helps us Young kiwis

[@wellygirlbee2877]

Heartbreaking - an uphill battle for our young Māori - kia kaha you are in my karakia.

[@harryman1303]

just don't fck other peoples lives up simple! stop robbing peoples homes and using violence against others and they will be respected and earn trust

[@ItsMrJimmyBones]

I been through the youth court system been in Weymouth,lower north,Kingsley, most of Aucklands boys homes done a outdoor pursuits course change my whole look on life but unfortunately when the course ended I was back in that old environment

[@jennsi8326]

What a great program

[@Respectorpissoff1969]

Healing journey though the bush ❤

[@EricTricklebank]

What a cool program, well done S.T.A.R.T. Best of luck in the future.

[@georgeapirana812]

Good on yas guys..inspiring the young ones to better them selfs.god bless yous all😎😎😎

[@sherylhokianga3]

Hits Ya In Yer Home Heart This Video!...Pray Theres Bin Changes Since This Filming!!

[@kiabig89]

Damn good to see louie knuxx on the program long live louie knuxx

[@Willaandallthat]

beautiful video thank you, aroha nui

[@marcusbeattie6086]

For some of these guys traditional school just cant be the answer.

[@trisinataua1112]

Omg kaponga lol.. good little place to grow up.. i loved it there, kaponga school was legit.. sucks there was only 2 shops lol

[@rosyluatua6794]

Love this!! Bless!!

[@markopoloasia]

Great work!!

[@danielirvine7468]

This is awesome the power of nature and having mentors

[@ameliapozzi3766]

yeah this is good but whys the dog chained up

[@coffeechatsandwalks3976]

Yeah I had a problem with the chain dog too. #chaindogawarenessnewzealand

[@farrukhshahzad4175]

Love this country especially the bush such a beautiful place please people don't destroy it please and I think government is doing a good job in maintaining New Zealand's beauty kodos to that

[@suriyamclean5625]

Kids need love. That's why they do dumb stuff, they need love, affection and attention

[@iliesadulaki1576]

"If we catch a goat in this area we cant eat it"😂😂 this dude is funny😂😂😂

[@raukawa4732]

These kids are a bit wayward, they aren't half as mean or bad as they would like to be - Hopefully they'll pull through. But, is it the system that's prejudice? Maybe, but it's more than that, where's the personal responsibility? One of the kids mums named him after an alcoholic drink, it starts with the family, the system doesn't love, it's a machine. I guess the modern narrative says it's always someone or something else's fault, no one will ever rise up with that belief. The systems greatest prejudice is enslaving people by making them dependent on it.

[@williesfastfoodreviews6772]

I couldn't of said it better myself, Ka Pai

[@shitpostingsandwhich]

What is composite boomeranging?

[@deborahfletcher5835]

She said burglaring which isn’t a word, And it’s hard to understand because she has a heavy accent and is mumbling

[@deborahfletcher5835]

“Compulsive burglaring”

[@ummof2167]

He is so darn congested 😷

[@roseadams8003]

chris vemba I know! He must feel terrible

[@simonasykova7424]

From the Worst to The Best is the Way :) You should Chase ...Animo x

[@rstooo]

that kid needs to be on a nz movie 😂 6:05 & 12:48

[@b-manz]

Brilliant stuff. An extension I believe we need is to bring them into a knowledge of how to operate in life with business, and operating with people. Bringing them into minimum wage is one thing - we can go further.

[@tama-a-tumatauengahiku3647]

That can work, but knowing my Maori brethren and sistren. Itll be too much to grasp when they're at that age. Itll be a good programme for some that are above their 20's

[@donworrybruh]

Tautoko​@@tama-a-tumatauengahiku3647

[@Moncherelouis]

why do the captions not match some of the words

[@Respectorpissoff1969]

Good program for the youth positive

[@josephbradshaw3294]

Wow. What a awesome story

[@isaacluke7344]

So good

[@ELDESTLILITH]

Gumboot gully was heaps of fun when I was at intermediate loved the supervisors and everything and yeah love you chucky 😊 thankyou and Mason para tuhu

[@MonzMunkyz]

Hope the boys are doing well.. wherever they are at the moment!

[@raigebait33]

too good 🔥

[@gumbootcity_nz8453]

That beer Bailey lol it's not a beer😂 I "I only drink Cody's"🤣🤮

[@ELDESTLILITH]

Not sure whangai sons might be the hunting and fishing shop not the camp shop

[@tiheiharawira855]

rest in peace Todd.

[@ELDESTLILITH]

Im from Sydney Australia from the barracks

[@ELDESTLILITH]

My SPOTTSWOOD highschool yearbook went missing not sure why Ry my bestie...

[@camhales2570]

2:04 compulsive boomerang haha. she means burgling she said 'burglaring'

[@dustrr]

cam hales hahah holy shit you’re right

[@hollisknight4866]

She clearly says "burlgaring", came here to say that.

[@A1.TH.LABELS]

I was guna name her ruthless, until i realized she wasnt that ruthless 😂

[@punacunningham9151]

Positive roll models is what they need.

[@coffeechatsandwalks3976]

MALE role models

[@adrianrojo5799]

Any updates ? Lol I was fascinated by the view of teenagers in New Zealand and how big companies are the fault some places are bad im from US and similar

[@ttvdizturb3d]

7:00 bro needs to learn how to use his nose lol

[@parkiwi1957]

Admitting your mistakes is the pathway to a full life, here in Aotearoa we truly are a country learning to embrace all cultures and peoples. Maori were here 800 years before ignorant Europeans, they brought prejudice, rats, ferrets, and racism. I'm proud of my Scottish heritage but as a Kiwi Pakeha ashamed it;s taken so long to appreciate the Maori culture,

[@rayc8948]

What practical and achievable thing should happen to support Maori to live amazing lives? Give me some specfics

[@GrantWine-pc3dl]

This is the only answer for kids from a warrior culture, Harden up Boy😅 and know hurt people hurt people

[@RecRoomTreeshK]

6:01 it’s chur not true

[@ELDESTLILITH]

50a Badar st Melville is where the family start owner lives

[@rajbirsinghgill1051]

Good on ya Boy. Proud

[@CaptainKuki]

Rest easy Todd

[@carlanderson6463]

AWESUM TO EVERY1 THAT PLAYD APART WITH HELPING THE YOUTH..YES THIS TREASON GOVERMENT NEEDS TO HELP MORE THATS THE DUTY

[@ELDESTLILITH]

Dad said yes now 😊

[@doroskuxx1]

Program didn’t work

[@ELDESTLILITH]

It went missing my high school yearbook

[@MG-fr3tn]

You know when the guys cutting trees have the next smoko they could disscuss how to protect thire communitys, right now any efforts to do so have been stymed by people who cant audit beyond 3 years.

[@WhaiaRay77]

We need to make sure predatorss aren't put into the roles of kaitiaki over these vulnerable youth. Who monitors this? Happens all too often and these men in roles where they exoit our youth for their devious intents. Shocked how men get away with this, and contiune on for their whole lives deceiving people, hiding behind their masks and women's apron strings, spiritual babble. Monitor people, follow through with peoples concerns. Sick of men, abusing our rangatahi, taking advantage of them.