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Oranga Tamariki: First Section 7AA Report released
Govt removes another punitive child policy from welfare system to put children first
Child Matters: Child Protection Workshops
Oranga Tamariki: COVID-19 surveys
Report recommends changes to realise disability rights, including addressing abuse
Trauma-informed healthcare
Kaumātua Perspectives of Covid-19
Biggest cash-injection for Family Planning in a decade
Webinar: Giving voice to tamariki and rangatahi in community organisations
How a Rainbow community collaboration is changing mental health practice in Aotearoa
9th Biennial International Indigenous Research Conference 2020
Weekly Media Roundup
Joint Venture August 2020 e-Update
Locally-led solutions at centre of new community resilience fund
Auditor-General to look at Family Violence and Sexual Violence Joint Venture
Funding to expand mental health support for Pacific peoples
Rental reforms provide greater support for victims of family violence
The 'Shadow Pandemic' - ‘A bubble set to burst’
Bill introduced to fix National’s Family Court reform failures
Subsequent children legislation to change
Increased counselling support for all students
Funding boost for Community Law Centres
MAEVe August seminar: Marshalling the data for the Family Violence sector
PhD research: feedback needed
March 04, 2015 at 4:23 PM
Jeffrey's thesis explores how individuals think and feel about the assistance they received from community support projects in New Zealand. A community support project is defined in this research as any project that is designed to try and improve the well-being of community members. Some examples would be projects focused on: family education and support, violence prevention, addictions, shelter and accommodations, debris clearing following a natural disaster, refugee services, elderly support, etc.
If you have received assistance from a community support project within the past 5 years please share your experiences by completing the online survey:https://qasiasingleuser.asia.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_7ZLwmVcFGjgKYx7
To find out more about this project or to contact Jeffrey see the research website
