RESPONDING TO THESE RECOMMENDATIONS. We consider that, in light of the length of time so many survivors have had to wait for puretumu torowhānui, the Crown should move promptly to act on our recommendations by making public its initial response,

Chapter Six: Factors that caused or contributed to abuse and neglect in care Upoko Tuaono: Ngā āhuatanga i taka ai ki ngā mahi tūkino, ki ngā mahi whakangongo i te wā o te noho taurima. Te tūkino whakapono. Exploitation of religious beliefs.

Chapter 4: Circumstances that led children, young people and adults to faith-based care. 47. A large proportion of children and young people entered into faith-based care settings through voluntary placement from their families, particularly for

Pacific youth lived experiences fono January 2022. The Pacific team held one on one interviews with Pacific youth that have had recent lived experiences of being in State care. These interviews were conducted with the support of Affirming Works.

Survivor experience: Lusi Faiva Ngā wheako o te purapura ora. Name Lusi Faiva. Age when entered care 2 years old. Type of care facility Disability facility – the Kimberley Centre in Taitoko Levin. Ethnicity Samoan. Currently Living in a State

Summary notes from monitoring and oversight wānanga 21 September 2021. Attendees: Dr Judith Aitken CNZM, Tama Davis (Chair, Auckland District Health Board), Dr Monique Faleafa (Director, PWC), Sonia Hawea (Chief Executive, Taikura Trust), Tanya

He karakia whakamutunga. Haupū ngā kōrero o te tira whai oranga. Ka iria ngā kōrero ki runga ki te tuanui o Rangi e tū nei i te māramatanga o te ra,. Kua haruru te whenua i te tapuae o te tangata,. Warea, warea, te onepū toro mai i Otakapou,.

Survivor experience: Irene Priest Ngā wheako o te purapura ora. Name Irene Priest. Age when entered care 6 years old. Year of birth 1956 . Time in care 1962–2004. Type of care facility Disability facility – the Kimberley Centre in Taitoko

He waiata aroha mō ngā purapura ora. Kāore te aroha i ahau mō koutou e te iwi i mahue kau noa. i te tika. I whakarerea e te ture i raurangi rā. Tāmia rawatia ana te whakamanioro. He huna whakamamae nō te tūkino. He auhi nō te puku i pēhia

Chapter 6: Impacts of abuse and neglect on Takatāpui, Rainbow and MVPFAFF+ survivors. 87. Part 5 of the Inquiry’s final report, Whanaketia – Through pain and trauma, from darkness to light, sets out the significant, pervasive and lifelong