Posts by Te Whare Team
Aotearoa’s first national baseline for measuring poverty among older people released
For the first time, New Zealand has a national baseline for measuring poverty among older people – and the results reveal levels of hardship the New Zealand Council of Christian Social Services (NZCCSS) says the country should no longer accept. The inaugural Older Persons Poverty Monitor 2026, released today, finds: ● 168,000 older people reported…
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Whanaungatanga and wellbeing look different for everyone – not only for whānau, but for our kaimahi too. Sometimes supporting wellbeing means recognising the things that bring people joy, create connection and encourage meaningful time together. When Karaumata learnt that Sonny and his son, Peter, shared a passion for basketball, she saw an opportunity…
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