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News, stories, and updates about Oranga Tamariki and our partners.
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The Royal Commission’s final report – (Whanaketia – through pain and trauma, from darkness to light) – has been presented to Parliament and published on the Royal Commission’s website
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Ngāti Kahungunu Iwi Inc and its health and wellbeing advisory group Te Tumu Whakahaere o Te Wero (Te Wero), with support from Oranga Tamariki, are proud to announce the launch of a new Te Ara Mātua support services hub in Heretaunga. This Kahungunu-led in…
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The Government is committed to addressing child and youth offending and has set a target of reducing serious, repeat offending by 15%.
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In a new initiative, the Taupō Quiltmakers have partnered with Oranga Tamariki Taupō site to create personalised quilts for local children in care.
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Ngaire began her caregiving journey in 2006 as an emergency caregiver, until she got a phone call from a social worker that said they are looking for a caregiver for a baby. Ngaire instantly responded “of course we will take them in”, and this baby has be…
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International Social Services (ISS) will celebrate 100 years providing assistance to children and families experiencing complex social challenges as a result of migration.
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How young people are being supported by social workers
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Oranga Tamariki Caregiver Recruitment and Support, Adoption and Care & Protection kaimahi gathered at Grey Lynn site on Wednesday 15 May to thank and farewell one of their caregiving whānau.
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The National Contact Centre (NCC) provides a 24/7 service and receives over 200,000 (calls and e-mails) per year.
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Hear from Social Worker Numia Korewha to find out what it's like to be a social worker.
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A jointly published guide to advocacy, monitoring and complaints is now available for rangatahi, tamariki and whānau.
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A recipient of an Excellence in Foster Care Award in 2024, Maxine shares her experiences and what drove her to become a caregiver.
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Riki Ngakoti was welcomed to Oranga Tamariki in Whangārei with a pōwhiri. Riki will be starting his new role as Community Kairaranga.
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Based at Hoani Waititi marae, Whiti ki te Ora is a cultural programme supporting rangatahi to heal.
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Enabling Communities is the centrepiece for the decentralising of Oranga Tamariki functions into the community.
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Today, Oranga Tamariki, Te Tohu o Te Ora o Ngāti Awa, and Eastern Bay of Plenty Iwi Provider Alliance launched Te Pūkāea o te Waiora, a tikanga-focused and community-led contact centre in Whakatāne.
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Caregiver Recruitment and Support Manager Priscilla McEwan has her own personal journey and explains why in this video:
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"To say we are proud is an understatement and even more so we are super proud of the kaimahi who supported them".
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Caregiver Awareness Week, also known as Foster Care Awareness Week, is an opportunity to acknowledge and thank caregivers for all that they do, supporting tamariki and rangatahi when they need it most.
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Since the signing of their Strategic Partnership agreement in 2022, Te Whānau o Waipareira and Oranga Tamariki have been working closer together for tamariki, rangatahi and whānau in need.
Published: March 29, 2021 · Updated: March 29, 2021