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Consultation on form for applying for family and civil legal aid
Course Information: New Zealand Diploma in Child Protection
Workshop: Working with parents' anger
SSI Conference: Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse Trust.
White Ribbon Workshops with Michael Kaufman
Brainwave Conference 2018: Advancing Effective Child-Centred Practice
Superu’s eNews
NZ On Air funds sexuality education web series by Lizzie Marvelly
Coroner finds exposure to domestic violence major stressor in teen's suicide
Health Symposium: Kia Piki Te Ora Kia Mārama Te Huarahi
Professor Tracey McIntosh awarded Te Rangi Hīroa Medal
Westpac first employer to receive Shine's DVFREE Tick
Weekly Media Roundup
Winning Contracts through Tendering
Seminar: Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT)
Sexual harm service update
New online guide on developing impactful social media campaigns
Netsafe resource for schools on responding to online incidents
Additional resources on partner and sexual violence in Rainbow communities
Research explores sexual violence and tertiary education settings
Samoa's national inquiry into family violence holds public hearings
Webinar: Family violence and alcohol as a trigger
The Trusts Million Dollar Mission
Weekly Media Roundup
Consultation on form for applying for family and civil legal aid
Course Information: New Zealand Diploma in Child Protection
Workshop: Working with parents' anger
SSI Conference: Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse Trust.
White Ribbon Workshops with Michael Kaufman
Elder Abuse concerns
August 21, 2013 at 1:40 PM
There are growing concerns that recent tightening of bank facilities for buying a house in New Zealand will force young adults to lean more on their parents. While parents may want to help their children out, they need to be confident to say 'No!' to playing bank.
Why? The potential that they will lose or not get back their money or even their house or other property must be fully explained to them and understood. Being bullied into it or threatened to bankroll their children's property investment is elder abuse! Parents are not obligated to financially help out their children.
Ring Age Concern if you need help
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