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Working together guide 2021
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A guide for professionals that work with children to help you to know what to look out for, and how to help the children and families you are worried about.
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Youth justice family group conferences
Youth justice family group conferences (FGCs) give the tamaiti or rangatahi – with their whānau, victims and professionals – a chance to help find solutions when they have offended.
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Partnering with mana whenua in Moeraki
This year Oranga Tamariki and Te Hā o Maru have partnered to provide social services for the local community in Moeraki, Oamaru. They are starting to see positive results from their work together.
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Whānau Ora Commissioning Agency releases report
Oranga Tamariki acknowledges the Ko Te Wā Whakawhiti: It’s Time for Change report.
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Who can be a caregiver?
We find and support the right foster carers/caregivers to provide safe, stable, loving homes for tamariki and rangatahi in need of care.
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Information sharing resources
These resources are available to ensure you can safely and appropriately share information across the child welfare and protection sector.
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Taking steps to enable Ōtautahi Pasifika Community
Around 40 Pacific Community Providers and leaders from across Ōtautahi were welcomed onto Ngā Hau e Whā National marae for an inaugural Pacific Fono.
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Pae Whakatupuranga | FFT-CG: world-first and best of three worlds
Pae Whakatupuranga | Functional Family Therapy – Cross Generations (FFT-CG) weaves together international, tikanga and whakaaro Māori, and Pasifika approaches to support families, whānau and aiga in Tāmaki Makaurau.
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Te Aorerekura: A strategy to eliminate family violence and sexual violence
Te Aorerekura is a national strategy to eliminate family violence and sexual violence. It aims to unify and drive government action. The group Te Puna Aonui has been created across Government to carry out this work.
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Gráinne’s update – August 2020
Chief Executive Gráinne Moss acknowledges our response to the change in COVID-19 alert levels. Also in this update she talks about our new ways of working, and our commitment to making change, with iwi and Māori leading the way.
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Community-based remand homes
A recommendation from the Expert Advisory Panel was that smaller community-based settings would better support rangatahi while they are on remand and awaiting charges to come before the courts. Following this, a small number of community-based remand home…
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Functional Family Therapy
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Short-term, strength-based model where an FFT-licenced therapist works regularly with the tamaiti or rangatahi with their whānau or family.
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Celebrating caregiving whānau this Caregiver Awareness Week
This week is Caregiver Awareness Week, and Oranga Tamariki Chief Executive Chappie Te Kani is asking New Zealanders to join him in thanking caregiving whānau across Aotearoa.
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Coordination of services for children at risk of harm
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The coordination of services to children assessed as being at risk of harm but not in need of statutory care or protection.
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Supporting oranga for disabled people
Our Oranga Tamariki disability strategy.
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Response to the Ministerial Advisory Board’s Te Kahu Aroha Addendum Report - Improving pathways to achieving Permanency of Care for Children who have been in the Care of the State
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Oversight and quality control of the services provided by Te Uri o Hau
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Entitlement to remain or return to living with a caregiver
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The provision of service to ensure a rangatahi can remain, or return to, living with a caregiver.
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Community-based Remand Homes evaluation
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Evaluation of Community-based remand homes 2022.
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Enhancing the Wellbeing of Tamariki and Rangatahi Māori - Cabinet paper October 2019
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Enhancing the Wellbeing of Tamariki and Rangatahi Māori: Setting measurable outcomes and developing strategic partnerships.