How one West Auckland art collective is changing the lives of vulnerable rangatahi

"Straight away there was an issue with transport. So in the beginning I bought an eight-seater car and I drove around and I picked them all up in the mornings before class, which was crazy, and then a few years in it was quite obvious quite quickly, actually, that we needed a social worker, because they were coming in here and telling me the most horrendous things, and I'm like, 'what do I do with this?'