Te Kapa Shoreline
He iti te rōpū, he nui te ngākau – We may be a small team, but we are
passionate about supporting our rangatahi and building a strong, connected community.
Our team includes:
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1 Part-Time Manager – providing leadership, administration, grant and financial oversight, supporting the vision of Shoreline Youth Trust.
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2 Part-Time Youth Workers – building positive relationships, mentoring rangatahi and delivering our programmes.
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3 Amazing Volunteers – generously sharing their time, energy and skills to support our kaupapa.
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4 Volunteer Board Trustees – guiding the Trust with wisdom, governance and a shared commitment to our community.
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Fuse Youth Worker
Jamie Rogers-Harvey
I am a young youth worker and throughout the week you’ll find me studying for my Youth Development Diploma and interning at Northcity Church, where I help lead and run youth group! In my spare time, I love doing a bit of photography, surfing and in winter, skiing and snowboarding are my thing! Fun fact: 98% of my injuries have happened at Mt Hutt… and yes, this doesn't stop me from going back!!
Ngā mihi nui to every member of our team. Their dedication, generosity and heart make it possible for Shoreline Youth Trust to continue serving local young people and their whānau.
Fuse Youth Worker
Summer Lochhead
Fuse Youth Worker
Khaty Danfia
Fuse Youth Worker
Summer Lochhead
Hi! I run the in-school leadership programme with Jamie. After school on Thursday and Friday you’ll see me in the Fuse room. During the week you’ll find me at UC or studying my Bachelor of Arts majoring in both English and Education. I love travelling and photography but also love staying home with a good book or doing cross stitch.
Fuse Youth Worker
Aliana Miller
I am an avid reader, and I love playing volleyball, although I’ve never done it “professionally”. A cool part of my history is that I spent the majority of my high school years in Costa Rica, and a gap year in London. Having to start over and make new friends made me see the importance of having spaces with a fun, warm, and welcoming community, like with FUSE. I have also some other volunteer youth work, but my days are mostly filled with studying, as I am in my second year of law at UC.
Fuse Manager
Alicia Mallo- Manager
With a background in marine biology, I dedicated ten years to research and education across Australia, Tonga, California, Alaska, and Hawaii. I later moved to New Zealand, where I received my master’s in marine ecology from the University of Auckland. After becoming a mother of three, I transitioned into the not-for-profit sector, focusing on grant writing and not-for-profit leadership over the past 15 years. I’m passionate about supporting charitable organisations to help build resilient, connected communities and a thriving environment. I’m grateful to contract my services through my business, Ika Moana, as the Coordinator & project manager for a few not for profits - Blue Cradle Marine Science Education Programme, The Goat Shed & Surfboard Library, Sumner Bays Union Trust, Sumner Ferrymead Foundation and Sumner Community Residents’ Association & Hub recycling programme.
Fuse Manager
Board of Trustees
From left to right: Carlineke Jones, Chris Jansen, Amanda Price and Rich Malta (missign Mike Hamel.
We have a wonderful Board of Trustees who bring a wealth of diverse knowledge, backgrounds and support to our organisation. All of our Trustees have been on the Board for over 4 years. They live locally with their families and are passionate about youth development. Chris Jansen is the Director of the Leadership Lab Foundation, Carlineke Jones runs youth programmes at Sumner Redcliffs Anglican Church, Amanda Price is the Office Manger of Sumner Redcliffs Anglican Church and Mike Hamel owns an award winning hair salon called GMHair in Christchurch.