Kaimahi
From people with lived experience of homelessness to social workers - read about the special people who work at DCM.
Stephen Turnock is DCM’s first Māori Manahautū (Director). Here, Stephen shares the taonga that is his story with us – his journey from Christchurch, through the challenges of his youth, to a career supporting the most marginalised.
Whaea Jenny is DCM’s Toa, a champion of our kaupapa, and a true unsung hero of DCM. We are delighted to share her story – in her own words.
Jason works as kaiāwhina in DCM’s Foodbank. His journey out of darkness – to living clean, housing, meaningful work, and kindness – has truly been an inspiration to us all.
Clifton is the type of person who will do anything for anyone. He is generous with his time, cares about his colleagues and keeps his eyes and ears open for ways that he can help people.
With his background and training in AOD (Alcohol and Other Drugs), Evan leads DCM’s Harm Reduction programme, Te Awatea. Here he shares a little of his own story.