He karakia. E tāmara mā, koutou te pūtake o ēnei kōwhiringa, kua horaina nei. E tohe tonu nei i te ara o te tika. E ngaki tonu ana i te māra tipu. Anei koutou te whakairihia ki te tihi o. Maungārongo, kia tau te mauri. Rukuhia te pū o te

Chapter 1: Introduction. This summary describes the abuse and neglect experienced by survivors in mental health care settings during the Inquiry period (1950 to 1999). Chapter 2 is an executive summary. Chapter 3 summarises how the Inquiry

Chapter 1: Introduction. This summary describes the abuse and neglect in State and faith-based care experienced by Takatāpui, Rainbow and MVPFAFF+ survivors during the Inquiry period (1950 to 1999). Chapter 2 is an executive summary. Chapter 3

Chapter 2: Executive summary. Prevailing societal attitudes in Aotearoa New Zealand throughout the Inquiry period resulted in women and girls being placed in a variety of care institutions; those views also shaped their experiences while in care.

1.1.4 Background to the development of psychiatric care in Aotearoa New Zealand Te takenga o te whakawhanaketanga o ngā taurimatanga mate hinengaro mō te tamariki I Aotearoa. 30. In the 1950s, anxieties heightened about a perceived increase in

2.1.3 The claimed approach at the unit lacked transparency and accountability Ko te aramahi i whāia i te manga kāore i pūata, kāore i whai haepapatanga. 108. This section summarises the descriptions of the unit Dr Leeks gave in response to

Bryon Nicol. Name: Bryon Nicol. Age when entered care: 11. Age now: 61. Hometown: South Island. Time in care: 1972-1978. Type of care facility: Boys’ homes – Stanmore Boys’ Home, Holdsworth School, Hokio Beach School, Kohitere, Dunedin Boys’

2.2.5 Physical health Te taha tinana. 483. Te taha tinana in Te Whare Tapa Whā and the physical health pou in the Fonofale model both represent physical aspects of a person’s wellbeing. The physical and sexual assaults described earlier, as well

Chapter 5: Nature and extent of abuse and neglect of Deaf survivors. 39. Part 4 of the Inquiry’s final report, Whanaketia – Through pain and trauma, from darkness to light, describes the nature and extent of abuse and neglect suffered by

Chapter 2: Executive summary. Prevailing societal attitudes and discriminatory beliefs in Aotearoa New Zealand throughout the Inquiry period resulted in Takatāpui, Rainbow and MVPFAFF+ children, young people and adults being placed in State or faith