Services

Support shaped around your people.

Three areas of support for organisations, teams and communities, each adapted to your context, timing and the people involved. And a garden venue in Nuku‘alofa for your own training days.

Participants standing with arms raised during an energiser in the hall at ‘Ukuma Garden House
An energiser between sessions at ‘Ukuma Garden House, April 2026.

01

Policy and technical advisory services

Godly leadership and servanthood

Leadership training, retreats and advisory support that grow leaders who serve.

Katrina is a certified John Maxwell Team trainer. Programmes draw on Maxwell’s view that leadership is not about title or position: it is influence.

Enquire about leadership programmes
Five participants, one in a high-visibility shirt, in discussion around a table at ‘Ukuma Garden House
Small-group discussion at ‘Ukuma Garden House, April 2026.

Who it’s for

  • Government ministries and agencies
  • Civil society organisations
  • Private-sector teams
  • Families, churches and community groups

What we can help with

  • Leadership training and workshops for government, civil society and the private sector
  • The parenting programme “Ta ki he Uho ‘o e Fa‘unga Famili”
  • Leadership retreats for different groups
  • A menu of leadership programmes, with certificate-level training available

Leadership modules

  • Developing the Leader Within You
  • Everyone Communicates, Few Connect
  • The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership
  • The 15 Invaluable Laws of Growth
  • Put Your Dream to the Test
  • The 5 Levels of Leadership
  • Leadership Gold
Retreat participants seated around a U-shaped table in a conference room
Participants at the Lulutai Airlines leadership retreat, July 2026.
Participants seated at a table with lace tablecloths, working through printed materials
Working through materials during a community programme, August 2026.

Possible formats

Workshops · Focus group discussions · Retreats · Certificate-level training · Tailored to your request and budget

02

Programme design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation

A human-rights-based approach

Research, design and evaluation that respect and apply human rights.

Enquire about programme support
Participants seated at tables arranged around a church hall during a training session
Church child-protection training, October 2026.

Who it’s for

  • Government agencies
  • Regional and development organisations
  • NGOs, churches and community programmes

What we can help with

  • Human rights training and research
  • Technical project design and implementation
  • Independent evaluations and data collection
  • Project management services
  • Coordination and communications for workshops and multi-partner events
A presenter at a lectern beside a slide reading “Session one: Human dignity – created in the image of God”, with participants at tables
Session one, “Human dignity”, at the church child-protection training, October 2026.
A speaker addressing a church child-protection training session

Possible formats

Technical advice · Training sessions · Research and data collection · Independent or joint evaluation teams

03

Leadership coaching, mentoring and training in a volunteering spirit

Value in community

Coaching and mentoring for young people and community groups, given in a spirit of service.

Katrina serves on the board of Dare to Dream, an NGO set up by returnees themselves to build a rehabilitation home and help returnees settle back into community life.

Talk to us about community work
A participant speaking into a microphone during a small-group discussion
Small-group discussion during a youth programme, May 2026.

Who it’s for

  • Young people and youth groups
  • Women’s groups
  • Community groups
  • Returnees rebuilding their lives in Tonga

What we can help with

  • Youth training and mentoring
  • Leadership programmes for community groups
  • Support for returnees reintegrating into the community
  • Work to combat drug use in Tonga
A large group of participants seated together in a timber-roofed hall, beside a Famili Fiefia ‘Oua Vatamaki Tonga banner
Participants at a community programme, May 2026.
Participants standing in a circle with their hands on their heads during an energiser in a large hall
An energiser during a community programme, May 2026.

Possible formats

Mentoring programmes · Community workshops · Partnerships with community groups

04

‘Ukuma Garden House, Fangaloto

Venue hire

A garden training venue in Nuku‘alofa for up to 45 people, booked by the hour, the half day or the full day.

Our hall opens onto the garden, so groups can move outside for activities and breaks.

Ask about booking the venue
Participants at tables in the timber hall at ‘Ukuma Garden House, which is built around a large tree trunk
A training day in the hall at ‘Ukuma Garden House, June 2026.

Who it’s for

  • Organisations running their own training or workshops
  • Teams planning a retreat or a planning day
  • Church, community and youth groups

The space

  • Seats up to 45 people
  • Flatscreen for presentations, sound system and whiteboard
  • Wi-Fi, tea, coffee and water
  • A garden for activities and breaks

Packages

  • Full day

    Pikake

    The training space with a flatscreen for presentations, sound system, whiteboard, Wi-Fi, tea, coffee and water, plus use of the garden for your activities.

  • Half day

    Mohokoi

    Everything in Pikake, for half a day. Wi-Fi is available if you need it, for an extra fee.

  • By the hour

    Siale

    The training space with tea, coffee and water.

Extras for up to two hours: projector, sound system and stationery.

A group standing behind the long timber table on the veranda at ‘Ukuma Garden House, with the garden behind
The veranda at ‘Ukuma Garden House, April 2026.
Flowering plants and a garden path at ‘Ukuma Garden House, Fangaloto
The garden at ‘Ukuma Garden House, Fangaloto.

Rates and booking

Tell us your date, the size of your group and the package you are interested in, and we will send you a quote.

Smiling participants and partners in ta‘ovala and kiekie gathered around a timber table on the veranda at ‘Ukuma Garden House, with tropical garden behind
On the veranda at ‘Ukuma Garden House, April 2026.

Not sure which service fits?

Describe what you are working towards and we can suggest a sensible starting point. Many engagements combine more than one area.