"We are glad there is some light at the end of the tunnel. This is a time of year when young people on the street suffer from ailments and do not visit a doctor. Our service aims to help these people. All we want to do is provide access"
The pop-up clinics in Auckland Central help those from low socio-economic areas, the homeless, Maori and Pacific Island youth, and GLBTI.
He says there is hope, Youth Health Service will be able to keep their doors open after all.
"We are also in talks with a public health organisation that is interested in continuing its support next year."
Mr Bell adds that it isn't just financial support that it needs. Doctors who are willing to volunteer a few hours every week can help too.
Last year, Youth Health Service received a substantial donation from the United States that kept it going.