Tamariki

NZCCSS responds to the survey on the Long Term Insights Briefing coming out of Oranga Tamariki

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

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

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.

The NZCCSS submission emphasises retaining section 7AA, prioritising evidence, and upholding children’s rights in legislative changes.

Oranga Tamariki’s contract cuts create uncertainty for care organisations, affecting vital services for children.

Read insights on Oranga Tamariki’s contract uncertainty and its impact on vulnerable children.

NZCCSS Briefings to Incoming Ministers (BIMs) following the 2023 General Election.

Collaborative report on child health in NZ to the UN committee on the rights of the child

We closely review Budget 2024, aiming to find the small line items that matter to our sector.

Explore the coalition party’s policies related to older people and how they are expected to contribute to discussions.

We challenge the kaupapa to increase the criminalisation of children as a result of media attention on specific crimes.

Digging into the changes we’ve seen since the 2017 election regarding the rights of tamariki.

Our EO Nikki Hurst expresses deep concern over Oranga Tamariki’s uncertain funding and its impact on services.