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Māori lens needed on Kāinga Ora rebuilds
Housing continues to be one of the biggest barriers facing mātua taiohi, hapū māmā and their tamariki. E Tipu E Rea strive to find adequate for our young parents and their whanau. Click here for full article Māori architect says Kāinga Ora’s rush to upgrade and densify state housing stock is ignoring the cultural and ...
E Tipu E Rea Mum Delivers One of NZ’s First 2022 Babies
Click Here for Full Article A young Auckland couple, who had a premature birth scare in November, have become parents to a girl who may be the first Kiwi baby born in 2022. It came as both a shock and relief to first-time mum Sapphron Jackson, 18, who went into labour around 4pm in the ...
Job Posting : Policy and Advocacy Lead (fixed term (3-years) part-time (24 hours pw)
E Tipu e Rea Whānau Services are excited to be advertising for a fixed term (3-years) part-time (24 hours pw) Policy and Advocacy Lead. Ko wai mātou E Tipu e Rea Whānau Services is a Kaupapa Māori health and social service. We uphold the mana and hauora of young hapū māmā, parents, and ...
E Tipu E Rea November Pānui
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Paakiwaha interview: Zoe Aroha Hawke
Paakiwaha interview | Zoe Aroha Hawke | Chief Executive Officer of E Tipu E Rea View Full Interview Here
Teenagers left homeless without support for fetal alcohol spectrum disorder
Teenagers left homeless without support for fetal alcohol spectrum disorder By Josephine Franks Read Full Article Here A 14-year-old has spent a year being moved between care homes. Nowhere is safe for her, her mother says. (File photo) One teen ends up sleeping under a bridge. Another is passed between temporary care homes. Carers and ...
Why teenage mothers need more support and less judgment
Why teenage mothers need more support and less judgment Brittany Keogh Read Full Article Here Fewer Kiwi teenagers are having babies compared with 10 years ago. But the stigma attached to young parenthood does not appear to be decreasing at the same rate. Brittany Keogh reports. Waiting in the emergency department ...
Covid-19: Teens homeless for first time in level 4 as bubbles break down
Covid-19: Teens homeless for first time in level 4 as bubbles break down Josephine Franks Read Full Article Here LAWRENCE SMITH/STUFF Lifewise is doing its best to house young homeless people in Auckland during lockdown. Young people are experiencing homelessness for the first time in lockdown after being forced to leave their bubbles. Teenagers who have been homeless ...
Homeless teen solo mum aspires to become a police officer – Te Karere
Homeless teen solo mum aspires to become a police officer By Bronson Perich When 19-year-old Tiana Kiro became pregnant last year, she knew she needed help. “I was struggling to, I guess process… the new life that was going to begin for me,” Tiana Kiro says. Coming from a difficult family situation meant that ...
Young māmā finds there’s ‘not enough support’ to transition out of emergency housing
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