A report which is required annually from Government to support Māori wellbeing is the ‘Section 7AA’ report from Oranga Tamariki. Section 7AA refers to a
Annual reports of Government agencies, for the year ending 30 June 2021, are now in the process of being tabled in Parliament. Whilst these reports
Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu will receive $25.9m of Oranga Tamariki funding to deliver the Whānau as First Navigators programme. Whānau as First Navigators aims
The Ministerial Advisory Board for Oranga Tamariki was established in December 2019, close to the point of the departure of the inaugural Chief Executive of
Mate Korona (COVID) Update: Since the August 2021 re-emergence of Mate Korona in Aotearoa, there have been circa 1,800 cases of the virus, half these
We have also reviewed a survey report from Oranga Tamariki that looks at what rangatahi say they need when exiting the services of this Ministry,
A survey by Oranga Tamariki of its social service partners which finds that actually not all iwi/Māori providers they work with are highly satisfied with
Oranga Tamariki has released its first survey report from tamariki and rangatahi in their care, entitled ‘Te Mātātaki 2021’. Data from circa 1,500 tamariki and
Our focus for this Pānui is the urgent inquiry report of the Waitangi Tribunal on Oranga Tamariki, which was released on 29 April. Although there
In late December, the Deputy Chief Executive of Oranga Tamariki, Hoani Lambert, resigned (he moves onto Internal Affairs). Then on 22 January, the Chief Executive,
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