Former foster child Dorah Farrow and her husband Darren have been providing care for young men in Hamilton who have had tough upbringings.
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ShowsFamily Rules
Follows the lives of single mother, Daniella and her nine daughters, witnessing the everyday triumphs and misfortunes of these young women as they balance their aspirations with the mother's values.
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NewsPublic feedback sought for family justice reforms
The independent panel considering the 2014 family justice reforms is now seeking feedback on its proposals from families, workers and others who have used services in the area.
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Free event reduces financial stress for low income whānau
Keeping the tamariki entertained over the school holidays be financially stressful for parents, but Funfest in Auckland is helping to relieve some of that burden.
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Peeni Henare talks Whānau Ora 2019
With no extra funding for Whānau Ora in Budget 2018 and the report into the programme's review still to be released, Whanau Ora Minister Peeni Henare talks about the next steps come 2019.
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Comvita donates honey to charity
Staff from New Zealand's biggest Manuka honey exporter this week donated more than 250 jars of honey and over 300 other items of food to the Rotorua Salvation Army and the Tauranga Community Foodbank.
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A major win for the community
The community of Kaiti in Tūranganui a Kiwa have ousted the pokie machines from the Kaiti Mall. Tuta Ngarimu, manager of the Ka Pai Kaiti Trust, says the battle has been won but the war on pokies continues.
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Family Violence Bills pass third reading
The Family Violence Bill and the Family Violence (Amendments) Bill have both passed their third readings in Parliament and will become law.
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More New Zealanders receiving hardship assistance
Minister Carmel Sepuloni says the "steep rise" reflects the ongoing challenges for people seeking affordable accommodation.
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New doco shares story of domestic violence survivor
A new documentary, I AM WARU, shares the story of a Gisborne father who survived a childhood surrounded by family violence.
