Chapter 7: Redress for survivors of Van Asch and Kelston. 197. As set out in more detail in the Inquiry’s redress report, He Purapura Ora, he Māra Tipu: From Redress to Puretumu Torowhānui, survivors could make a redress claim through the

He waiata. 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

Survivor experience Antony Dalton-Wilson Ngā wheako o te purapura ora. Name Antony Dalton-Wilson. Hometown Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. Age when entered care 10 years old. Year of birth 1967. Time in care 1977–1980. Type of care facility Hospital

Design Explanation. We would like to acknowledge and give thanks to seven survivors who helped name and design this report. Their whakaaro stemmed from experiences they never should have had, with hope to be listened to and to be part of ending

Chapter 1: Introduction. Disabled children, young people and adults – ‘Out of sight, out of mind’. 8. For the 61 years that the Kimberley Centre was open, the institution had a significantly harmful impact on the lives of many of the disabled

Vol. Two: Redress and rehabilitation. Seventeen survivors talked about having sought redress (lodging a complaint or seeking an apology or financial compensation) and undergoing rehabilitation (usually counselling or some acknowledgement from

Survivor experience: Debbie Morris-Jenkins Ngā wheako o te purapura ora. Name Debbie Morris-Jenkins. Year of birth 1976. Hometown Ōtautahi Christchurch. Time in care 1981–1983. Type of care facility Children’s home – Christchurch Methodist

He karakia. Kia hiwa ra, kia hiwa ra! Kia hiwa ra i tenei tuku, kia hiwa ra i tērā tuku, kei apurua koe ki te toto, whakapurua tonu, whakapurua tonu. O ihu o waka, tūruki, tūruki, paneke, paneke, haramai te toki a haumi e! Hui e!, Taiki e! Mai i

Youth fono November 2021. This fono was held on zoom. The purpose of this fono was to encourage the general Pacific youth population to engage with the Inquiry’s work to discuss;. barriers that are unique to Pacific peoples when reporting abuse

Survivor experience: Beverly Wardle-Jackson Ngā wheako o te purapura ora. Name Beverly Wardle-Jackson. Hometown Ōtautahi Christchurch. Age when entered care 7 years old. Year of birth 1952. Time in care 1960–1970. Type of care facility Salvation