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Report: Welfare for well-being

November 16, 2018 at 2:52 PM

Posted on the Community Waitakere Noticeboard

From ActionStation and Child Poverty Action Group

A new crowd sourced story-based report from Action Station and Child Poverty Action Group makes recommendations to government on what needs to change so all children and whānau flourish. 267 people contributed their perspectives, insights and experiences of the welfare system through a 17-question online survey hosted by Action Station. The survey findings show an overwhelming trend of negative experiences with Work and Income and a desperate lack of income

Click here to download the report



Category: Reports