This study is an indigenous whānau (extended family) violence prevention project that explores the supports taitamariki Māori identify will assist them to develop healthy intimate partner relationships. It sought to learn from taitamariki Māori their perspectives on intimate partner relationships and violence in order to co-construct an indigenous youth theory of change to inform Māori and indigenous violence prevention activities. The aim is to provide whānau, hapu (sub-tribe), iwi (tribe), and those working in the field of family violence and related sectors, with information to assist in the identification of effective strategies informed by taitamariki to support the development of taitamariki healthy partner relationships that are violence free. In turn, this will assist in reducing the increased likelihood of whānau violence as taitamariki move through their life cycle as adults and contribute to increased whānau ora extended family wellbeing) and wellbeing for whānau, hapū and iwi Māori.