Birthright believes that all children have the right to a happy, secure and loving home environment. We work with families to facilitate the growth of confidence, skills and resilience within the family unit and its individual members.Birthright understands the diversity of whanau in our communities: Most children in New Zealand will live in a home that is not comprised of a mother and a father at some point in their life. Birthright supports families and whanau in order that everyone has the opportunity to realise their full potential.
NZCCSS Future Wellbeing Conference – Social Services for New Zealand’s FutureThe New Zealand Council of Christian Social Services (NZCCSS) invites all community organisation and social service leaders to its inaugural social services conference at the University of Auckland on the 18th and 19th of April.Click here for details. Can You Help Us Find Jan??More than a decade ago a very special woman came into Porirua single mother Sue’s* life and helped her turn her things around. Many years on Sue wants to track down the former Birthright field worker to thank her for her support and guidance and show her how much she has now achieved.Read more here ... President's news
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Green Paper for Vulnerable Children - Birthright Submission
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