Characteristics of children at greater risk of poor outcomes as adults Authors: Christopher Ball, Sarah Crichton, Robert Templeton, Sarah Tumen (The Treasury) and Rissa Ota and Conrad MacCormick (Ministry of Social Development)
By: Ball, Christopher
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Contributor(s): Templeton, Robert | Tumen, Sarah | Ota, Rissa | MacCormick, Conrad.
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BookSeries: Analytical paper.Publisher: Wellington, New Zealand : New Zealand Treasury, 2016Description: electronic document (49 pages); PDF file: 498 KB.ISBN: 978 -0- 908337 - 52 -1 (Online).Subject(s): New Zealand. Ministry of Social Development | New Zealand Treasury | DATA ANALYSIS | GOVERNMENT POLICY | ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES | CHILD PROTECTION | CHILD WELFARE | CHILDREN | ECONOMIC ASPECTS | PREDICTIVE RISK MODELLING | SOCIAL SERVICES | YOUNG PEOPLE | NEW ZEALANDOnline resources: Click here to access online | Infographic | NZFVC news item Analytical paper, 2016, 16/01Summary: This paper summarises the main findings of an analysis of integrated administrative data that describes the characteristics of children who are at greater risk of poor long-term outcomes. It provides information on their contacts with selected government social service agencies and some of the costs associated with the provision of services by those agencies. The research is part of a broader work programme which seeks to improve the lives of New Zealanders by using information and evidence to better understand the characteristics and needs of people who use public services and the impact of those services on longer-term outcomes.
The analytical paper is being released alongside an infographic document which summarises the results of the analysis. See Characteristics of Children at Risk - Infographics.
This information can also be viewed via an interactive online tool which displays the data by geographical location. See Social Investment Insights at www.treasury.govt.nz/sii . (From the website). This new report and the online tool expand two reports published in 2015 - follow the Analytical Papers link for other reports. Read the NZFVC news item for commentary on this report. Record #4931
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Analytical paper, 2016, 16/01
This paper summarises the main findings of an analysis of integrated administrative data that describes the characteristics of children who are at greater risk of poor long-term outcomes. It provides information on their contacts with selected government social service agencies and some of the costs associated with the provision of services by those agencies. The research is part of a broader work programme which seeks to improve the lives of New Zealanders by using information and evidence to better understand the characteristics and needs of people who use public services and the impact of those services on longer-term outcomes.
The analytical paper is being released alongside an infographic document which summarises the results of the analysis. See Characteristics of Children at Risk - Infographics.
This information can also be viewed via an interactive online tool which displays the data by geographical location. See Social Investment Insights at www.treasury.govt.nz/sii . (From the website). This new report and the online tool expand two reports published in 2015 - follow the Analytical Papers link for other reports. Read the NZFVC news item for commentary on this report. Record #4931
