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Whāngaia Bulletin – Waitematā Police
Budget Special: Family and Sexual Violence Work Programme Update
Consultation open on police vetting process
Oranga Tamariki Hui
Workshop: Engaging with Trauma
Justice Committee reports on domestic violence workplace protections bill
E Tū Whānau launches 2018 song competition
Working Therapeutically Tour 2018
Job Vacancy at LIFEWISE: Intensive In-Home Parenting Support Supervisor
Job Vacancy at Bays Youth: NEET Programme Manager
A-OK May Updates
Weekly Media Roundup
New Government funding for family violence services
Free seminars: Working Together for Vulnerable Kids
Mental Health Inquiry consultation opens; reading list on violence and mental health
Job Vacancy at the ICWG: Service Coordinator – Community
Government consultation on use of data and social wellbeing strategy
Updates from the Auckland Women's Centre
Workshops on Understanding and Treating Self-Harming Behaviours
NZALA Seminar: Animal Abuse and Domestic Violence
Toddler Day Out - Great Parenting Event
Backbone Collective releases new report on Lawyer for Child
Weekly Media Roundup
Kōrero mai Crown/Māori Relations hui – Auckland
Government appoints panel to review Whānau Ora
April 20, 2018 at 11:28 AM
*From the NZFVC*
The Minister for Whānau Ora, Peeni Henare, has announced an independent panel will review the Whānau Ora model.
The review will look at how a whānau-centred approach can be applied across government, particularly in the social sector. Mr Henare said:
“This Government has a unique opportunity to work together to achieve ambitious goals that focus on real outcomes for whānau. The review will assess the ability of the Whānau Ora Commissioning Model to make sustainable changes in the wellbeing and development potential of whānau. We want to ensure the Whānau Ora service delivery model and commissioning approach is accountable and transparent in the achievement of outcomes for whānau."
The panel will be led by Caren Rangi as Chair. The other members are Tania Lee Hodges, Te Raumawhitu Kupenga, Donna Matahaere-Atariki, Mereana Kim Ngārimu and Brenda Steele.
