Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) supports and endorses the open letter by the Human Rights Commission calling on the Prime Minister to initiate an independent inquiry into the abuse of people held in State care, in order to “identify the systemic issues that permitted this to occur and the broader impact of these events on our communities.”
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) says the Government must urgently deliver a wider range of affordable housing solutions as a…
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) says that care must be taken not to undermine the needs of families by promoting…
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) says that attention to the well-being of children from families recently off benefits must be…
We have the figures: we know that 28% of children living in Aotearoa are experiencing the effects of some form…
For the second time inside of two years the National Government has increased the minimum wage by 50 cents per…
Families still reeling from the expense of Christmas now face the high costs of the new school year along with…
Rates of poverty, no matter how they are measured, are worse for children than any other group, and a comprehensive…
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) commends the courageous and forthright efforts of Dunedin school principal Heidi Hayward, and encourages more…
Charter schools are contracted to achieve the same educational outcomes for children as public schools are, and should not be…