Information for children
Is everything Ok?
What you think, feel and say matters to us. We’d like to know how you are getting on in our care. You might want to share a good thing, or it could be something you’re worried about. It could be ideas to improve your care.
We promise to listen. When you tell us something, we will only tell the people who need to know and can help. We’ll ask you what would help make things better and try to make things as good as we can for you.
How to tell us
You can do this by typing into this feedback form
Ask an adult if you want help to fill it in. This might be someone in your whānau, a friend, your social worker, a caregiver, a teacher, a friend or someone else you trust who can listen and help you tell us what you think.
You can also contact VOYCE – Whakarongo Mai, which is an advocacy service for children in care. You can talk to VOYCE by calling 0800 486 923 or visit their website
What happens when you tell us what you think?
Advocacy service for children in care
If you're a child or young person in care, VOYCE – Whakarongo Mai is an independent connection and advocacy service, separate from the Oranga Tamariki—Ministry for Children. We're here to listen and support you, and be on your side. Part of what we do is organise fun and engaging events for kids with care experience so you can connect with other care experienced kids.
Call 0800 486 923 0800 486 923