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Thu 26 Jan, 2012

Safety of subsequent children - Māori children and whānau

A review of selected literature

Māori children belong to whānau, hapū and iwi and, as such, responsibility for raising children is shared beyond the bounds of their immediate family.

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Report
Thu 1 Dec, 2011

Mātiro Whakamua

Looking over the horizon

In the report Whānau Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow Colleen Tuuta wrote a chapter based on interviews with a stunning group of

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He Ara Whakamua: Working with vulnerable whanāu, supporting vulnerable children

When:
Thu 1 Dec, 2011
Where:

Te Mahurehure Marae
65-73 Premier Avenue
Point Chevalier
Auckland

Organiser:
Families Commission
Contact:

Penny Dring-Aust
04 917 7040

Website:
www.nzfamilies.org.nz/building-pathways

A wānanga to be hosted by te Kōmihana ā Whānau on 1 December 2011.

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Tue 25 Oct, 2011

Key cultural appointment to Families Commission

The Families Commission is pleased to announce the appointment of Hohepa Patea (Ngā Paerangi/Ngāti Porou) as Kaihono to the Families Commission.

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Thu 4 Aug, 2011

Whānau success – a pathway to the future

We have much to learn from stories of whānau success; a new report by the Families Comm

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He Ara Whakamua: Building Pathways Together to the Future

When:
Thu 4 Aug, 2011
Where:

Pipitea Marae

Organiser:
Families Commission
Contact:

Penny Dring-Aust
04 917 7040

Website:
www.nzfamilies.org.nz/building-pathways

Whānau - Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

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He Ara Whakamua: Building Pathways Together to the Future

Naumai (Welcome)

 

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Report
Thu 4 Aug, 2011

Whānau

Yesterday, today, tomorrow

A new report by the Families Commission, highlights stories of inspirational whānau.

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Sun 8 May, 2011

Future Solutions - NOW

A forum bringing together some of the most innovative social issues thinkers in Aotearoa New Zealand will look at how families and whānau can be better supported without blowing the state’s s

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Connecting people, families, whānau and communities

We asked the Families Panels what community means to them and how to reach across divides and connect communities with each other. Here is what they told us.

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