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Welfare Law: comment by 22nd June

Kete Kupu, News, Policy watch, Take Action by NZCCSS Staff on June 16, 2016

…significant change appears to be in the narrowing of the right to appeal by removing the phrase “affected by” and replacing it in S.376(1) with the term determination of MSD…

NZCCSS Briefing to Incoming Ministers

Kete Kupu, News, Policy watch by Trevor McGlinchey on December 20, 2017

…of children, families and whanau. Put in place, regularly review and monitor child poverty targets and develop a cross-party accord which stretches beyond the term of any government Government must…

Law to make tax more straightforward for New Zealanders

Kete Kupu, Policy watch by NZCCSS Staff on April 11, 2019

…The greatly-improved site navigation, layout and global search will allow you to get around and search for content across the two sites during this time easily. Other features of the…

More Emergency Housing in Auckland

Policy watch by NZCCSS Staff on March 17, 2016

…weeks to help them find other long-term accommodation. All 30 places will be available by mid-May, before winter sets in. The Minister has also advised that further announcements about a…

Emergency housing boost but will it solve affordable housing crisis

Policy watch by Sonia Scott on November 21, 2016

…announcement but have concerns the underlying issue – insufficient growth in building low cost housing – may not be addressed in the medium to long term. Auckland’s Monte Cecilia Housing…

Health of Older People: Where the’s HOP there’s hope

Kete Kupu by NZCCSS Staff on December 10, 2015

…HOP Strategy will provide a direction for future services to meet the health and disability support needs of older people, and the development of services in the medium term. Unfortunately…

Submissions

by NZCCSS Staff on September 24, 2014

Supporting Children in Hardship Bill

Policy watch by Sonia Scott on July 29, 2015

Source: www.childpoverty.co.nz Social Justice Mid-Term Report : Shows Some Potential but Needs to Try Harder! There are enough public resources within our country to ensure living standards are at a…

CYF Amendment Bill passes first reading

Kete Kupu, News, Policy watch by Sonia Scott on June 16, 2016

…operating model,” “It will deliver better long-term outcomes through to adulthood for vulnerable children and young people, rather than just short-term crisis management, by focusing on prevention, intensive intervention, care…

Fact 6: Making life hell on a benefit does not reduce poverty

by NZCCSS Staff on September 8, 2014

…children to see their parents working but research has shown negative outcomes for older children when parents are pushed back to work It is poverty, not dependency, that is the…

Tenancy Reviews on Hold

Kete Kupu, Policy watch by NZCCSS Staff on April 27, 2018

…rentals are there for the medium to long term and simply do not have other housing options. Minister Twyford has made it clear he wants to make sure that all…

Child Poverty Monitor 2015

News, Policy watch by Sonia Scott on December 16, 2015

…child poverty issues and ensuring accountability for outcomes. This includes the enactment of legislation requiring the measurement of child poverty, the setting of short-term and long-term poverty-reduction targets, the establishment…

More Homes Needed

Media release, News, Policy watch by NZCCSS Staff on August 15, 2017

…to emerge. Access to affordable, quality homes which provide long-term, stable tenancies is needed for many New Zealanders. Collectively NZCCSS members are one of the bigger NGO groupings of providers…

Mixed Fortunes for the Regions

Policy watch by Sonia Scott on May 15, 2015

…The premise of the report is that where you live matters and if you live in certain regions expect mixed fortunes. As always this SPPU report is well researched and…

Justice in Action

Kete Kupu by NZCCSS Staff on October 27, 2015

…to the cities in the search for work. Hope is build around the commitment of those who remain to maintain traditions and uphold tikanga. Many whānau feel the draw home…

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