Ā Mātou Mahi | Our work 

The annual overview of the New Zealand Council of Christian Social Services for the 2023/2024 year

NZCCSS advocates for inclusive, holistic strategies to support older New Zealanders’ diverse wellbeing needs through the LTIB consultation on ‘Active…

Press Release By 2028, over 25% of Aotearoa’s population will be over 65, yet the housing insecurity challenges faced by…

Explore key insights in this report on housing insecurity for older people in Aotearoa, highlighting ethnic and regional disparities

NZCCSS supports suicide prevention strategies but calls for cross-agency efforts and targeted interventions.

We believe the amendments will unfairly disadvantage Māori and youth, leading to harsher sentencing.

We support HUD’s focus but raise concerns on high-rise suitability for ageing populations.

Our submission to MSD’s Long-Term Insights Briefing addresses future policy needs for New Zealand’s ageing population.

We advocate for a holistic, accessible approach to future education technology through the LTIB process.

NZCCSS supports school board objectives that promote inclusive education, uphold te Tiriti, and children’s rights.

NZCCSS advocates for stronger gambling harm prevention measures, focusing on youth protections, funding, and targeted support.

NZCCSS supports stronger youth protections against vaping through the Smokefree Environments Amendment Bill

Recognising the vital contributions of kaumātua and addressing Structural Ageism across Aotearoa’s policies.

Care providers face uncertainty with $5 million in delayed funding from OT causing disruptions.

NZCCSS highlights how the Aotearoa Aged Care Action Plan can guide the inquiry into aged care.

NZCCSS welcomes the review of the Health and Disability Act, focusing on rights and equity.

NZCCSS questions if proposed changes for easier granny flat construction will truly support aging in place.

Oranga Tamariki defends funding cuts, but frontline providers warn of negative impacts on vulnerable families.

Nikki Hurst highlights inadequate decision-making at Oranga Tamariki in a recent Q&A interview.

Charities await Oranga Tamariki funding decisions, causing stress and potential risks for vulnerable youth.

NZCCSS highlights concerns about early childhood network approvals, charter schools, and attendance data.

NZCCSS advocates for inclusive, resilient fiscal policy, emphasizing community well-being and long-term sustainability.

NZCCSS questions the effectiveness and fairness of the Sentencing (Reinstating Three Strikes) Amendment Bill.

Press Release The Aotearoa Aged Care Action Plan is a sector-sourced and sector-endorsed call to action for our aged care…