The Society of Mary founded The Logos Project in the late 1990s, and for over 25 years, we have delivered engaging, inclusive, and inspiring formation activities for young people. Our work has evolved to meet the changing needs of our communities. Today, Logos primarily collaborates with Catholic secondary schools. Our programmes are tailored to various age groups, addressing themes relevant to young people in today's society. We also support young adults through opportunities like "Connectors" and "Ngā Tupu Community," fostering growth beyond secondary education.

At Logos, we pride ourselves on being a welcoming and diverse community. We strive to be inclusive, embracing people from all backgrounds. Our commitment to creating a supportive environment reflects our belief that we are a community first, dedicated to nurturing the potential of every individual involved with us.

As Youth Workers, we are relational, inclusive, and empowering, with a deep understanding of what young people are experiencing. By using a strengths-based approach, experiential learning, and reflective practice, we effectively connect with them. Our programmes and activities aim to develop and form compassionate, resilient, and Gospel-centred young people across all ages and contexts.

Our vision is for Aotearoa New Zealand, where recognising the challenges and barriers that face them, Catholic young people engage positively with society, striving to exceed the ordinary in all situations.

We are inspired by the Gospels, the Marist story, and the experiences and hopes of the children, young people and young adults we encounter. Our work seeks to uphold Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

Logos is a not-for-profit organisation that relies on the generous support of our partners and donors. We extend a heartfelt thanks to everyone who has helped us transform the lives of young people.

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