On 11 April 2022 the Anglican Church investigation scope was formally expanded to also include the abuse of children, young persons and vulnerable adults in the care of: the Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa New Zealand; the Methodist Church of New

Closing panel for the Māori public hearing. The panel was made up of five representatives who spoke from different lived experiences. Some are survivors, and others have worked with survivors and in the State care system. Panellists listened to all

Ngāti Whātua welcomes Royal Commission staff onto Ōrākei Marae at the powhiri for the Māori public hearing. Māori survivors heard. Kei ngā purapura ora me ō koutou whānau i whakatakoto kōrero ki mua i te aroaro o te Kōmihana i ngā wiki

A report prepared for the Royal Commission on issues facing survivors of abuse in care when seeking cover, compensation and rehabilitation from the Accident Compensation Corporation. Prepared by John Miller and Brittany Peck, John Miller Law. This

Karanui whānau. Kuini was placed in state care at age 11 due to truancy. She was sexually abused in two of the three homes she was placed in. As an adult, Kuini used the Māori values of tika, pono and aroha which were instilled in her as a child,

A report prepared for the Royal Commission on matters relating to ACC and survivors of abuse in Care as defined by the Commission. By Hazel Armstrong from Armstrong Thompson. This report was referred to in He Purapura Ora, he Māra Tipu From Redress

Distressing content warning. This group involves five siblings across one whānau. All are of Waikato-Tainui descent and were placed in State care at a young age. Ms AG suffered psychological and sexual abuse in State care and was isolated and

Distressing content warning. Ihorangi Reweti-Peters is of Ngāti Tūwharetoa, Ngāti Kahungunu and Ngāti Tahu-Ngāti Whaoa descent. He was placed in State care at a very young age. He shared his lived experiences of physical and mental abuse while

Distressing content warning. Rev. Dinah Lambert is of Ngāti Kahungunu descent. She and her siblings were placed into care at a young age. They were often split up, moving between children's homes and her father's care at different points in time.

Distressing content warning. Waiana Kotara is of Māori and Scottish descent. She shared her lived experiences of abuse before, during and after being placed in State care. She discussed the impact that the abuse in care has had on her life, and how