The Child Poverty Monitoring group established at the University of Otago. Published findings which show many social household-based issues present for whānau Māori, such as
Youth Justice indicators report from the Ministry of Justice. It shows youth crime continues to fall, but rangatahi Māori continue to remain vastly over-represented within
Te Aorerekura is the Government’s strategy (and action plan) to eliminate family violence and sexual violence. We advised of the release of this strategy in Pānui
We have also undertaken a review of this week’s announcement of a proposed income insurance scheme. In sum, the scheme is to be compulsory, with
MSD has published a report focused on the Government’s families package: and produced an 11-page summary setting out how the policies help Māori whānau.
Benefit factsheets for the December 2021 quarter published by MSD show that ‘job seeker’ beneficiary data was circa 71,000 tangata Māori for the quarter. We
Statistics New Zealand released household labour force data outlining employment trends. In terms of the new data released, unlike non-Māori, the Māori unemployment rate rose
In December 2021, Oranga Tamariki published a literature review entitled Support for Child Victims of Sexual Crimes. Key findings within the review were: of the
Prevention of Family Violence and Sexual Violence Strategy On Tuesday the Government has released a new strategy, Te Aorerekura, for the prevention of family violence
Title: 2020 Regulatory Report – Office of the Director of Mental Health and Addiction Services Publisher & Date: Ministry of Health (MoH): December 2021 Type
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