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Child poverty reduction stalls ahead of cost-of-living crisis - Vimarsana News

Child poverty reduction stalls ahead of cost-of-living crisis

The latest child poverty stats show there was no statistically significant improvement in the year to June 2022. But Child Poverty Reduction Minister Jan Tinetti says even one child living in poverty is "too many".

Source: rnz.co.nz
Te Ara Mātua: Iwi-led version of Oranga Tamariki could upturn national system for protecting tamariki - Vimarsana News

Te Ara Mātua: Iwi-led version of Oranga Tamariki could upturn national system for protecting tamariki

Ngāti Kahungunu chairman Bayden Barber sees it as an opportunity rather than a "risk".

The Children's Commissioner is ringing alarm bells, after a grim new report into Oranga Tamariki - 01-Feb-2023 - Vimarsana News

The Children's Commissioner is ringing alarm bells, after a grim new report into Oranga Tamariki - 01-Feb-2023

The Children's Commissioner is ringing alarm bells, after a grim new report into Oranga Tamariki

Oranga Tamariki insists progress being made to meet minimum standards despite new report - Vimarsana News

Oranga Tamariki insists progress being made to meet minimum standards despite new report

Oranga Tamariki is defending its care of children despite a new report showing it is failing to reach some minimum standards.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Oranga Tamariki promise progress happening around kids placed in motels, but pace of demand higher than efforts - Vimarsana News

Oranga Tamariki promise progress happening around kids placed in motels, but pace of demand higher than efforts

Oranga Tamariki says just nine children are currently living in motels across New Zealand, showing its “determination” to move away from the controversial