Police stop referring people to Destiny Church's Man Up and Legacy programmes

Police stop referring people to Destiny Church's Man Up and Legacy programmes

Man Up members had disrupted a number of events at the Auckland Pride Festival last month.

Police referred 20 offenders to Destiny Church’s Man Up and Legacy programmes last year

Labour MP Phil Twyford is concerned those seeking help are being recruited into a “harmful organisation”.

Police Cease Referrals to Destiny Church Programmes Following Pride Protests

Police have ceased referring offenders to Destiny Church’s Man Up and Legacy programmes after a review was conducted in response to their involvement in disruptive protests at Pride events in February. On Thursday, it was revealed that 20 offenders had been referred to Man Up in the past year, sparking concerns from Labour MP Phil […] The post Police Cease Referrals to Destiny Church Programmes Following Pride Protests appeared first on YOUR EX.

Labour calls for end to police referrals to Destiny programmes

Police have referred 20 offenders to Destiny Church-affiliated programmes Man Up and Legacy as ‘wellness providers’ in the last year, raising concerns that those seeking help are being recruited into a harmful organisation. “Referrals to Man Up and Legacy need to stop. Members of these groups violently disrupted a Pride Week event at the Te Atatū Peninsula library and are now at the centre of a Police investigation,” Labour MP for Te Atatū Phil…