Caregivers raising children with the Orphan's Benefit and the Unsupported Child's Benefit : a follow-up survey of caregivers Kantar Public (Colmar Brunton) and Oranga Tamariki Evidence Centre
Contributor(s): Kantar Public (Colmar Brunton)
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BookPublisher: Wellington, New Zealand : Oranga Tamariki, Ministry for Children, 2022Description: electronic document (92 pages) : PDF file: 2.3 MB.ISBN: 978-0-9951498-8-5.Subject(s): Oranga Tamariki, Ministry for Children | CAREGIVERS | CHILD WELFARE | ECONOMIC ASPECTS | KINSHIP CARE | MĀORI | MENTAL HEALTH | PACIFIC PEOPLES | PASIFIKA | SOCIAL SERVICES | STRESS | YOUNG PEOPLE | TAITAMARIKI | TAMARIKI | TOKO I TE ORA | NEW ZEALANDOnline resources: Download literature review, PDF, 2.3 MB | Download key findings (1-page), PDF, 202 KB | Access the website Summary: This is the second time these groups of caregivers have been asked what they need to provide stable and loving homes for children.
The demographic profile of the 2021 survey sample is similar to the 2019 profile. Around half (52%) of OB caregivers identified as Māori, one in nine (11%) identified as Pacific, and two in five (42%) identified as NZ European. Around half (52%) of UCB caregivers identified as Māori, half (50%) identified as NZ European, and one in ten (10%) identified as Pacific. (From the website). Record #7595
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Published February 2022
This is the second time these groups of caregivers have been asked what they need to provide stable and loving homes for children.
The demographic profile of the 2021 survey sample is similar to the 2019 profile. Around half (52%) of OB caregivers identified as Māori, one in nine (11%) identified as Pacific, and two in five (42%) identified as NZ European. Around half (52%) of UCB caregivers identified as Māori, half (50%) identified as NZ European, and one in ten (10%) identified as Pacific. (From the website). Record #7595
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