About As part of its pre-Budget 2025 announcement, the Government announced on 9 May 2025 improvements to the redress and care system to prevent, identify, and respond to abuse in care. Immediate redress improvements for survivors with claims From 9 May 2025: Future redress improvements Other redress improvements will: An … Read more
Kia ora, In this newsletter we share information about a new survivor focused fund and the release of decisions about redress for survivors of torture at the Lake Alice Child and Adolescent Unit. The survivor focused fund The Survivor Support and Recognition Fund is now available for: The Abuse in … Read more
Let us know what you think should happen to care records. Find out about different ways to provide feedback and learn how we’re protecting your privacy. The survey on what should happen to care records closed on the 15 February 2025. If you wanted to participate but needed the survey … Read more
We need your feedback on an important piece of work as the Crown continues its redress and response to the Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry. The survey on what should happen to care records closed on 15 February 2025. If you wanted to participate but needed the survey … Read more
This page explains the specific meanings of technical words and phrases used in the Care records definition documents. The Glossary of terms used was first published in March 2024. It was amended in October 2024. In October 2024 the Glossary of terms was amended to clarify: Care settings See also State care … Read more
The aim of Kōnae is to guide you through the process of requesting personal information about you or whānau (with their permission) in records that were created by organisations involved in decisions about your guardianship or care. This website provides information about requesting records and about your rights to do … Read more
The Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa New Zealand has a duty of care that we take very seriously. Report abuse To report or discuss any matter concerning abuse and the Presbyterian Church, contact the Complaints and Disputes Manager. Complaints of a serious sexual nature or those involving children will always be referred … Read more
A formal public apology will be made to survivors of abuse in care at Parliament on 12 November 2024 by the Prime Minister of New Zealand, Christopher Luxon. The livestream of the public apology event can be accessed here on the day from a computer, smartphone or online via a … Read more
Waiata Ko koe, e Ihu, tena E patoto mai nei E whanga tonu ana Ko koe kia tomo mai E ao ia nei te kino Te hara tino nui Ko au kia keke tonu Ki tau i tono ai Lament O Jesus, thou art standing Outside the fast-closed door In … Read more
Context Commissioners directed that some case studies be developed for a variety of reasons, including to highlight the experiences of particular communities of survivors, across the inquiry period. Trigger Warning We honour and uphold the dignity of survivors who have so bravely shared their stories here. We acknowledge that some … Read more
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