In the Resources library you can find information that provides extra context and explanation around the Strategy.
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Filter search results- AUTHOR: Growing up In New Zealand | Ministry of Social Development Aotearoa’s largest longitudinal study, Growing Up in New Zealand (GUINZ), explores the lives of more than 6,000 children from before they were born. This GUINZ report explores the lives…
- AUTHOR: UN Youth New Zealand The Report outlines feedback from 200 young people involved in a multi-day online conference, which sets out the biggest priorities that rangatahi would like to see addressed in this country, from inequality in education…
- AUTHOR: Classification Office 2020 research drawing from more than 50 interviews with a diverse group of young New Zealanders aged 14-17. The research found that rangatahi were not getting guidance from trusted adults in their lives when it comes to…
- Introduction This Programme of Action sets out the actions - policies, initiatives, programmes and plans - the Government will implement to help achieve the vision and outcomes of the Child and Youth Wellbeing Strategy (the Strategy). It should…
- AUTHOR: Youthline This 2019 research aimed to measure youth health and find out what issues young people are facing at the time (online survey involving around 400 16-24yr olds across NZ). Key findings include: The proportion of youth feeling they…
- AUTHOR: UN Youth New Zealand The report captures feedback from an annual four-day conference, involving around 350 young people, volunteers and participants (aged 12-18). It includes a future-focused youth vision for Aotearoa, which involves ten…
- AUTHOR: GirlGuiding NZ 2018 survey of 3,300 girls (10-17yrs), using independent market research company Buzz Channel - to understand what matters to New Zealand girls. Key insights include: The personal qualities New Zealand girls admire most in…
- AUTHOR: New Zealand Union of Students' Association This 2018 survey provides an overview of the state of tertiary students’ mental health in New Zealand. 1,762 tertiary students (the majority aged 16-25yrs old) took part in the survey, which …