On Thursday last week the latest review into Child, Youth and Family revealed more damning statistics on the state of our kids in care, and a lack of consistent capability to work successfully with Māori to improve their lives.
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NewsMāori communities must be part of solution to tamariki in State care
Māori Party co-leader, Marama Fox says whānau, hapū, iwi and Māori communities need to be part of the solution when addressing the horrifying reality for children in State care.
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NewsTaura Whiri i te Reo team up with Plunket for Māori Language Week 2015
For Māori Language Week 2015, Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori (Māori Language Commission) and Plunket have partnered up in support of this year’s theme, “Whāngaihia te reo ki ngā mātua” – Nurture the Language in Parents.
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NewsWhānau hit the road to heal issues of suicide
Five Māori families affected by suicide are participating in a unique project in which they will travel on a bus from marae to marae starting in Taranaki and ending in Cape Reinga.
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Native Affairs- CYFS Review
The Minister for Social Development recently announced a comprehensive review of Child, Youth and Family.
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Native Affairs- Home For Life?- Part 1
The Children, Young Persons and Their Families Act stipulate that Māori children in state care should be given to carers from the same hapū and iwi.
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Computers at Home initiative benefit Māori whānau
"Computers at Home" is the first free computing course in Papakura for Māori families of its kind and on top of being equipped with the skills needed to work a computer, students also get their own computer to take home upon graduation.
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NewsMāori whānau sell up to travel the world
One Māori whānau has gone the extra mile in documenting their one-year voyage around the world.
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Granddaughter remembers koro at Taranaki apology
During the late 1800s, around 400 Taranaki people were unlawfully incarcerated and exiled to the South Island by Crown forces.
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Relationships between Māori families and schools must be strengthened
There's still work to be done between schools and Māori families to strengthen the relationship between the two, according to a report by the Office of the Auditor-General.
