Season 4

In an extended interview from our Food For Thought episode we find out more about additional services Wellington’s Kiwi Community Assistance provides their local community.

In an extended interview Six reconnects with Carmen who she first met in Season 2 to find our what’s happening with Whangārei’s homeless.

In an extended interview at Waka of Caring, a South Auckland food and clothing bank and drop in centre, a client reveals what the volunteer organisation really means to the many people they help.

Over a game of pool, the four Brown Pride founders reminisce about their origins.

Six spends an afternoon with residents and staff at Wellington City Mission’s alcohol harm reduction facility Te Pa Maru.

Whakamaru is a transformative community facility operated by the Wellington City Mission.

Six explores the urgent issue of food insecurity in Aotearoa, where 15–20% of the population cannot afford enough food or worries about their next meal.

Six Till Six with Six is a personal portrait of our beloved host, Six, as she navigates a challenging chapter in her life.

In Kaikohe, Taitokerau, educator Moana and her partner Tahu are revitalising their ancestral whenua by cultivating Peruperu (Māori potatoes).

Six revisits Open Arms Whangārei, a drop-in centre run by 155 Whare Āwhina, providing kai, rest, and support for the local homeless community.