The Hub in Te Puke has a new vibrant appearance.
With the help of local rangatahi, Kalib Wallace has transformed what was, as few are likely to dispute, a rather drab-looking building on Jocelyn St.
The building houses the Te Puke foodbank and a range of services including advice and advocacy, counselling, an open cafe and a safe, comfortable space to relax in.
Kalib created the mural on an exterior wall at the Ngā Kākano Foundation on Commerce Lane last year. He also runs a healthy lifestyle programme for youngsters through the foundation called Te Tūāpapa Auaha, which has a creative element.
Many of those youngsters helped create the Ngā Kākano mural.